DOON is the reason I think Rajeev gandhi established navodaya vidyalaya. And it's a fantastic concept, they also have their alumni network and I feel in certain aspects it is stronger than Doon network.
Being a boarder myself from Lawrence School Lovedale 🏫 and a hardcore advocater of boarding school's since my entire family is of boarding school 🏫 products I have to say that this is one of the best videos I have ever come across 🎉
i am a kendriya vidyalaya product and can't be more happier. Zero fees, ample sports opportunities, NCC, good infrastructure, good teachers and true friends.
Having studied in an elite boarding school I can vouch that my NIT engineering brings better connect & progressional network than my school network. However, the sports & co-curricular activities I learnt still holds me in good stride.
I'm from Welham. It's BS that it will open up professional opportunities...you need to get by on merit like everyone else. It does provide you with exposure and a social network, yes - if you bother to maintain ties post graduation. Again, this, one needs to do with any alma mater.
The architecture that should remind people of their country's subjugation and countless atrocities done on their ancestors, here, people are instead find it appealing. Absolutely appalling. And the fuck you mean by saying that children talking in their mother tongue was a 'problem' that has been amended?
As an Indo- Carribean living in The Netherlands, these elite boarding schools look very cringe. I would say, being an elite in a post-colonial state is about excelling in good education (secular and democratic) and respecting ones own culture and traditions at the same time (cultural, nationbuilding), not imitating the British.... Good education is about how you reproduce the already existing information and contribute to it by your own conduct, not doing cricket in tight white jeans and riding a horse with your buddies..... India is a REPUBLIC right? Then what have these European inspired aristocratic 'traditions' to do with EDUCATION. sooo cringe....
When rajiv gandhi was the pm, he has created free boarding schools for the poorer section of the economy. Jawahar navodaya vidyalayas. It has given quality education free of cost and i am proud to be an alumni of the same.
I am from Indian School Muscat, the same school as Mahesh Bhupathi while my brother and sister are from Indian School, Al Ghubrah and our cousin Ranjit is from Lawrence School Lovedale. All 3 of These Schools focused on Integrated Education including during Holidays as well as on Extracurricular Activities (Sports, Debates, DEAS, Round Square Conference and so on). Ranjit was the Topper and Best All-Rounder from Lawrence School Lovedale, just like his dad Wing Commander Joseph Thomas. Wing Commander Joseph Thomas went on to be the Topper and Best All-Rounder at NDA too before serving within the Indian Air Force and also as a US Test Pilot. His son, Ranjit Thomas CFA, went on to being the Topper and Best All-Rounder from IIT Madras and IIM Calcutta before he became the Project Leader at Boston Consulting Group 1st in Mumbai before moving over to NY. He also became the Vice-President in Equity at Swiss Re Capital in New York before becoming the Senior Partner at Tracer Capital in New York where today he has his own hedge fund in USA while also being an invigilator for CFA and Professor of Practice at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School where he never studied in the US (Ranjit was good with the stock markets as a child itself though he studied engineering at IIT too). Ranjit's wife Pramita Saha is from Wharton Business School of University of Pennsylvania where she's the Executive Director and Professor at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Sis went on from Indian School Al Ghubrah on Scholarship to WUSTL (Washington University at St Louis) where she was on the Dean's List for Finance Major and Accounting Minor. From there, she went to do her Masters at Vanderbilt University again on Scholarship where she was an Honors Student with Finance side. After that, she worked with Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager starting with Atlanta, then in Hyderabad within the US Deloitte Office at Hyderabad before she landed back in Chicago after 1 and a half years in India. She worked for More than 11 Years for Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager where she is still working in Chicago as Senior Finance Manager for 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms. Bro studied at VIT University for Engineering and then at University of Southern California again for Engineering before starting his work experience in Atlanta within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming sides before shifting over to Chicago. He's now working as Senior Leader within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming side for the Chicago Branch of 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms though he works mostly from Houston via Remote work. I had a Double Background during school days - major in business and minor in computer science where I went on to study at 4 Universities starting in India with Bachelors with Major in Accounting, Masters in Information Tech, Graduate Diploma in Info Tech Management and close to Masters with Major in Marketing - 1 of those Universities is USyd. Have been within the Worlds of Digital Marketing and Information Technology. Now, is EDUCATION the Most Important OR is it LEARNING? The HIGHEST WEIGHT goes to Skills and Experience FOLLOWED then by Education. Within Education, SILOS/STREAMS are USELESS in 21st Century where 1 Needs INTEGRATED EDUCATION of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Formal Sciences. INDIA is Definitely Good with Natural and Formal Sciences with Focus on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Science BUT Way Behind in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Even Though INTEGRATED EDUCATION has been on Rise in India Too in Recent Times But Still Way Behind. Also, 1 needs Research Studies in the INTEGRATED EDUCATION which 1 SHOULD GET FROM THE TIME THEY ARE TODDLERS where Kids are Encouraged to Observe Their Environment while Playing while Teachers and Parents Should Share That Research Knowledge with Kids from The Time They are Toddlers and Encourage Kids to be Curious (My brother's daughter was taught couple of different types of energy like potential energy, kinetic energy, etc by the time she was around 2 to 3 years old with examples too where she was told the definition also. My sis-in-law tested her where she told what each type of energy were with examples too. Niece is doing the Gifted Program). In addition to these, Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning should be there especially during 2nd Half of Primary Education and Especially during Secondary Education where Kids are Encouraged to be Curious, Observe Their Environment, Learn from Their Surroundings as Well as from Books, Research Articles, Case Studies, Videos, etc and Not Just from 1 or Few Textbooks where They Teach Each Other Instead of Just Learning from Teachers where Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning Happens Right from Primary and Secondary Education. THESE ARE FEW AREAS WHERE INDIA IS BEHIND WHILE VOCATIONAL STUDIES/EXPERIENCE is Another 1 which is why Many Well-To-Do Indians have Gone Abroad for Better Education as JUST Silos/Streams Not Enough, JUST Natural and Formal Sciences Not Enough ESPECIALLY WHEN 21ST CENTURY INNOVATIONS NEEDS INTEGRATED EDUCATION + QUALITY SKILLS + QUALITY EXPERIENCE Too (Highest Weight is on Quality Skills and Quality Experience Followed Then by Good Education of Integrated Education of Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences WITH RESEARCH WITH COLLABORATIVE PEER TO PEER LEARNING Right from the Time 1 is a Toddler and Vocational Studies/Learning from the Time 1 is around 13 Years Old - THAT'S WHERE SATYA NADELLA HAS BEATEN SUNDAR PICHAI where Sundar Pichai has fallen behind while Satya Nadela has Neither IITs nor is from a Top US University though Satya Nadella like Sundar Pichai have Their Highest Education from USA)
600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy (subscription way) or soft copy through here - this news is for some of them and not an ad. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
@@amithabv1060 Go ahead and challenge the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that came out under the Economic Times and various Indian Media 2 Weeks ago stating "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" (45% is more than 600 Million Indians out of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians)(Opinions are Useless Especially when there are Indian Authorities doing the Studies Too)
There should've been some critical or introspective discussion on the implicit elitism (via class, regional, linguistic and perhaps even gender dominance). Terms like "culture", "legacy, "tradition", used to extoll these institutions can have really varied perceptions- people who are excluded can feel repulsed by this.
...fights breaking out and everyone speaking in Hindi!!!...anchor says this has been amended now...what sort of nonsensical elitism is being normalised through such statements? Is there any surprise in people being suspicious of elites and their closed door clubbiness...
Well, where does Culture come from? Poor? Nope. Answer is Elites. Culture of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more - All Started with the Elites while the Rest Followed Those Cultures. "Ten Thousand Years of Inequality: The Archaeology of Wealth Differences" is 1 Book while another book is "The Creation of Inequality: How Our Prehistoric Ancestors Set the Stage for Monarchy, Slavery and Empire" and yet another book is "The Journey of Humanity: The Origins of Wealth and Inequality"- NOBODY FOLLOWS CULTUES of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more a Lot from the Lower Income Groups of Any Nation for 1000s of Years as We Have All Been Following the Cultures of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more from the Elites for 1000s of Years Anywhere in the World
This understanding of the cultural dominance of the elites springs from the elites controlling the narrative and to say that speaking in Hindi is a sign of low life/ low income cultures bespeaks a very limited perspective on what constitutes culture
@@plusultra7258 Indigenous Americans invented Baby Bottles, Kayaks, Syringes, Hammocks, Mouthwash, etc though the Rich Took Credit for it where Poor People have come out with bit of Culture but Nobody Cares as Rich Worldwide has Manipulated the Cultures for Food, Music, Clothing, Architecture, Religions, Values and so on for 10000 Years including Coming Out with More Cultures Too - can read the 3 books as written before or here they are again - 1)"Ten Thousand Years of Inequality: The Archaeology of Wealth Differences", 2) "The Creation of Inequality: How Our Prehistoric Ancestors Set the Stage for Monarchy, Slavery and Empire" and 3) "The Journey of Humanity: The Origins of Wealth and Inequality" (Who are the Oldest Astronomers? It's the Aborigines. Who are the Oldest Seafarers? It's the Polynesians. There are Books on Both of These 2 including many of the water tools built by Polynesians 1st as well as about the Constellations since Historical Times including the one from Australian Aborigines before the Asian ones including from Indian subcontinent - 1 of those books is "Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia" - Polynesians were the 1st Seafarers before the Vikings, Cholas, Odias and many more)
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600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy (subscription way) or soft through here - This is News is for some of them and Not Sponsored Content. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
If think the figure given above is wrong, challenge the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that came on Feb 28 2024 under the Economic Times, Business Standard and various Indian Media "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" (Clearly states in Study that in 2021, 762 Million or 52% Indians didn't have Internet Access while in 2023, it was 665 Million or 45% Indians with No Internet Access - The Reasons for Not Having Internet Access also given under study)
@@rmotfamily9846 data was between 2019-2021 that means including COVID times also. 45% Indians can't afford internet is blatantly lies ex: my father don't use smartphone coz he don't want and same my mother use the smartphone of younger brother.otherwise they both use keypad phones
@@Knifeslaughter. Clearly shows you haven't read the study. The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that came on Feb 28 2024 under Economic Times, Business Standard and other Indian Media stated in 2021, 762 Million Indians or 52% Indians Didn't Have Internet Access while in 2023, 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians Didn't Have Internet Access (The Reasons for 45% Indians in 2023 Not Having Internet Access WERE ALSO STATED IN THE STUDY - Out of These, (1) 23% of Them Stated that They Found it Too Difficult to Understand and Use the Internet, (2) 22% of Them Stated that They Aren't Aware of the Benefits of the Internet, (3) 22% of Them Stated that They Aren't Interested in Accessing the Internet, (4) 21% of Them Stated that They Aren't Allowed to Access the Internet and Many More Reasons which are given under the Study where 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians IN 2023 DON'T and CANNOT ACCESS INTERNET as 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians HAVEN'T TAKEN INTERNET DUE TO THE ABOVE STATED REASONS). The Study Also Clearly Stated that about 55% Indians or about 800 Million Indians have Internet Access where the Highest Internet Penetration in India goes to Goa with 73% of Goa having Internet Penetration Followed by BOTH Maharashtra and Kerala having 69% Internet Penetration EACH while Lowest Internet Penetration in India Belongs to Jharkhand, UP and Bihar even though it's written within the Study that the Internet Users are Slowly Growing in Jharkhand, UP and Bihar Too. The Study Also Clearly Stated that Urban India Still has More Internet Users than Rural India even though Rural India Users are Slowly Growing Too. The Study Also Clearly Shows the Behavioural Patterns in Internet Usage Between Rural India and Urban India. But, Yes, GO AHEAD and CHALLENGE the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that You are a Much Better Expert than the People who did the Internet and Mobile Association of India-Kantar Study for 2023 That came on Feb 28 2024 (You Can Also GO AHEAD and CHALLENGE the INDIAN GOVERNMENT That STATED That The Worst States of India for (1) Highest Poverty % and Numbers, (2) Worst Literacy Education and Skills and (3) Worst Standards for Living for MOST - BELONGS TO BIHAR FOLLOWED BY UP, MP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, etc where BIHAR HAS ABOUT 130 Million People while UP HAS ABOUT 240-245 Million People - THESE 2 STATES ALONE Have 370-375 Million People, MORE THAN THE US POPULATION with About 335 Million People while THESE 12 STATES STATED BY THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT which are the WORST STATES OF INDIA have MORE THAN 60% of the INDIAN POPULATION having around 1 BILLION INDIANS where OUT OF THESE STATES, UP and RAJASTHAN ARE THE ONES DOING MOST TO IMPROVE THOUGH HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO. Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are the Worst 2 Southern States of India though Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are WAY AHEAD OF THE NORTH-EASTERN and NORTH-CENTRAL STATES OF INDIA which THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT THEMSELVES CALL THE WORST STATES OF INDIA. All the Southern States and Union Territories of India along with couple of Central Indian States like Maharashtra and Goa as well as couple of North Indian States and Union Territories of India like Delhi, Sikkim, Gujarat, etc are WAY AHEAD OF STATES like Bihar and then UP, MP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya etc. There are ONLY 4 STATES and UNION TERRITORIES IN TOTAL IN INDIA with MORE THAN US$4000 NOMINAL PER CAPITA INCOMES - They are Goa, Sikkim, Delhi and Chandigarh (Can CHECK via INDIAN STATES and UNION TERRITORIES BY NSDP PER CAPITA while the Next Best for sometime with More Than US$3000 Nominal Per Capita Income Belongs to Telangana, Karnataka, Haryana, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Kerala and Andaman and Nicobar Islands while Maharashtra, Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh Too have Joined the States and Union Territories with More Than US$3000 Nominal Per Capita Income WHILE THE WORST STATES OF INDIA as STATED BY THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT THEMSELVES HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO where UP and Rajasthan are the Best Performers Currently Amongst the Worst States of India Stated by the Indian Government Themselves where They are Trying To Improve Lots But Have a Long Way to Go). Yes, there are SO MANY INDIANS with GOOD INCOMES and WEALTH But Most Indians have LOWER-LEVELS OF INCOMES and WEALTH which is WHY INDIA is called a LOWER-MIDDLE-INCOME NATION that is at the LOWER RANGE of LOWER-MIDDLE-INCOME NATION Still Though Growing Fast BUT STILL HAS A LONG WAY TO GO including with 1 OF THE WORLD'S HIGHEST INCOME and WEALTH INEQUALITY TOO. GOOD LUCK)
Not one word about teachers and their high attrition rate. I worked in one such highly reputed international boarding school. I found the school to be an amusement park for children from super rich families and a refugee camp for teachers. Education, in the real sense of the word, is that last thing that happens in schools such as these.
Kahan se ye south bombay, south delhi wali ko anchor bana diye? She speaks her sentences as if the words are not important but her accent and body language is.
Not a great supporter of boarding schools, you are taking a kid away from the family and society in it's budding years. It disconnects the cultural upbringing of the child. Even from career point of view, you will hardly find a boarding school passout in colleges like IIT/NITs....because they are staying in silos and not exposed to real world competition. So other than defence forces not much advantage is gained. With more more inmates coming from small cities and towns and from not so anglicised families, one earlier expectation of developing the kid into an English speaking very polished person is also not there. Not much advantage overall....but ofcourse it depends on individual.
The conversation meanders - what is the point of this discussion? In today's corporate world merit counts. Old boys networks may have been useful for the IAS /IFS in the old days but unlikely to do much for career advancement now
There is no Brown, White, Black, Red, Yellow Race, etc. The Races are Aryans (Indo-Europeans), Semites (Yehudis-Arabs), Negroid, Mongol, Turks, etc. A Mongol can be lighter than a European. In fact the Aryan Race is indigenous to the Northwestern Indian subcontinent and merged Central Asia and then moved Westwards and Southwards. A True Aryan does not look up on any one or look down on any one. Aryans can be brown like in Sothern Iran, Southern Europe parts of India such as the Punjab, etc. This is due to harsh climate. The Aryans of Northwestern Indian subcontinent and Central Asia are often lighter than Europeans. I was posted in Kashmir Valley. See an Aryan from there praying to Lord Rudra the Aryan God: th-cam.com/video/eTcPwkMcwo0/w-d-xo.html
It will accentuate inequality as the Indian government has failed to provide quality education to the public despite paying tax therefore they have to bear the expense of rising education expenditure for their children. When will the india government improve the public service instead of satiating the greed of bureaucrats and elites in India? When will the india government provide checks and balances to hold the public servants and bureaucrats accountable?
"Indian government has failed to provide quality education to the public despite paying tax" Who the F is paying tax? 60% of US households pay tax as opposed to less than 5% of Indian households.
Those who have been paying why they are not getting the quality education and the elite and the rich are giving so much immunity and there is no mechanism to hold them accountable as they are not above the law and constitution
@@yerajoker3524your argument smacks of elitist mindset and per capita income is not rising in india and there is stagnancy in salary and wages it clearly shows that their standard of living and quality of life is not improving
@@yerajoker3524 don't draw the parallel between the USA and India as they are developed nations and most of people are employed in formal jobs sector with social security whereas in india and 90% of people are working in informal sector without social security and they don't get counted and there is no data available
Blatantly admitting to favoritism and tribal loyalties imagine how many deserving candidates in various corner of the world lost out because a position went to buddy of these alumni. And the bias against Hindi and by extension other native languages is cringe. No wonder how much elites of our society hate their own people.
I am from these boarding schools sent my daughter too to it but recently where her daughter was sent she was bought back within 3 months as her Delhi school had better opportunities
Well, I am from Indian School Muscat, the same school as Mahesh Bhupathi while my brother and sister are from Indian School, Al Ghubrah and our cousin Ranjit is from Lawrence School Lovedale. All 3 of These Schools focused on Integrated Education including during Holidays as well as on Extracurricular Activities (Sports, Debates, DEAS, Round Square Conference and so on). Ranjit was the Topper and Best All-Rounder from Lawrence School Lovedale, just like his dad Wing Commander Joseph Thomas. Wing Commander Joseph Thomas went on to be the Topper and Best All-Rounder at NDA too before serving within the Indian Air Force and also as a US Test Pilot. His son, Ranjit Thomas CFA, went on to being the Topper and Best All-Rounder from IIT Madras and IIM Calcutta before he became the Project Leader at Boston Consulting Group 1st in Mumbai before moving over to NY. He also became the Vice-President in Equity at Swiss Re Capital in New York before becoming the Senior Partner at Tracer Capital in New York where today he has his own hedge fund in USA while also being an invigilator for CFA and Professor of Practice at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School where he never studied in the US (Ranjit was good with the stock markets as a child itself though he studied engineering at IIT too). Ranjit's wife Pramita Saha is from Wharton Business School of University of Pennsylvania where she's the Executive Director and Professor at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School. Sis went on from Indian School Al Ghubrah on Scholarship to WUSTL (Washington University at St Louis) where she was on the Dean's List for Finance Major and Accounting Minor. From there, she went to do her Masters at Vanderbilt University again on Scholarship where she was an Honors Student with Finance side. After that, she worked with Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager starting with Atlanta, then in Hyderabad within the US Deloitte Office at Hyderabad before she landed back in Chicago after 1 and a half years in India. She worked for More than 11 Years for Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager where she is still working in Chicago as Senior Finance Manager for 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms. Bro studied at VIT University for Engineering and then at University of Southern California again for Engineering before starting his work experience in Atlanta within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming sides before shifting over to Chicago. He's now working as Senior Leader within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming side for the Chicago Branch of 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms though he works mostly from Houston via Remote work. I had a Double Background during school days - major in business and minor in computer science where I went on to study at 4 Universities starting in India with Bachelors with Major in Accounting, Masters in Information Tech, Graduate Diploma in Info Tech Management and close to Masters with Major in Marketing - 1 of those Universities is USyd. Have been within the Worlds of Digital Marketing and Information Technology. Now, is EDUCATION the Most Important OR is it LEARNING? The HIGHEST WEIGHT goes to Skills and Experience FOLLOWED then by Education. Within Education, SILOS/STREAMS are USELESS in 21st Century where 1 Needs INTEGRATED EDUCATION of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Formal Sciences. INDIA is Definitely Good with Natural and Formal Sciences with Focus on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Science BUT Way Behind in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Even Though INTEGRATED EDUCATION has been on Rise in India Too in Recent Times But Still Way Behind. Also, 1 needs Research Studies in the INTEGRATED EDUCATION which 1 SHOULD GET FROM THE TIME THEY ARE TODDLERS where Kids are Encouraged to Observe Their Environment while Playing while Teachers and Parents Should Share That Research Knowledge with Kids from The Time They are Toddlers and Encourage Kids to be Curious (My brother's daughter was taught couple of different types of energy like potential energy, kinetic energy, etc by the time she was around 2 to 3 years old with examples too where she was told the definition also. My sis-in-law tested her where she told what each type of energy were with examples too. Niece is doing the Gifted Program). In addition to these, Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning should be there especially during 2nd Half of Primary Education and Especially during Secondary Education where Kids are Encouraged to be Curious, Observe Their Environment, Learn from Their Surroundings as Well as from Books, Research Articles, Case Studies, Videos, etc and Not Just from 1 or Few Textbooks where They Teach Each Other Instead of Just Learning from Teachers where Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning Happens Right from Primary and Secondary Education. THESE ARE FEW AREAS WHERE INDIA IS BEHIND WHILE VOCATIONAL STUDIES/EXPERIENCE is Another 1 which is why Many Well-To-Do Indians have Gone Abroad for Better Education as JUST Silos/Streams Not Enough, JUST Natural and Formal Sciences Not Enough ESPECIALLY WHEN 21ST CENTURY INNOVATIONS NEEDS INTEGRATED EDUCATION + QUALITY SKILLS + QUALITY EXPERIENCE Too (Highest Weight is on Quality Skills and Quality Experience Followed Then by Good Education of Integrated Education of Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences WITH RESEARCH WITH COLLABORATIVE PEER TO PEER LEARNING Right from the Time 1 is a Toddler and Vocational Studies/Learning from the Time 1 is around 13 Years Old - THAT'S WHERE SATYA NADELLA HAS BEATEN SUNDAR PICHAI where Sundar Pichai has fallen behind while Satya Nadela has Neither IITs nor is from a Top US University though Satya Nadella like Sundar Pichai have Their Highest Education from USA)
Well, 600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy or soft copy here - this news is for some of them. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
For proof of the above figure, 1 can look at the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that was released under the Economic Times and rest of Indian Media about 2 weeks ago where it states "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" - 45% is actually more than the 600 Million stated above out of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians
Awesome presentation . Doon and Mayo are amongst the world’s best ! Students are cream of the elite in Bharat 🇮🇳. Ivy league of schools . Sanawar too . Not to forget Scindia , Lawrence , Sherwood . Eton’s of Bharat 🇮🇳 . Your own Print reporter - Brilliant Amogh Rohmetra - Mayo Alumni !
DOON is the reason I think Rajeev gandhi established navodaya vidyalaya. And it's a fantastic concept, they also have their alumni network and I feel in certain aspects it is stronger than Doon network.
Yup. The greatest thing ever by rajiv gandhi. I am an alumni from jnv.
Being a boarder myself from Lawrence School Lovedale 🏫 and a hardcore advocater of boarding school's since my entire family is of boarding school 🏫 products I have to say that this is one of the best videos I have ever come across 🎉
i am a kendriya vidyalaya product and can't be more happier. Zero fees, ample sports opportunities, NCC, good infrastructure, good teachers and true friends.
Having studied in an elite boarding school I can vouch that my NIT engineering brings better connect & progressional network than my school network. However, the sports & co-curricular activities I learnt still holds me in good stride.
Good *stead.
I'm from Welham. It's BS that it will open up professional opportunities...you need to get by on merit like everyone else. It does provide you with exposure and a social network, yes - if you bother to maintain ties post graduation. Again, this, one needs to do with any alma mater.
The architecture that should remind people of their country's subjugation and countless atrocities done on their ancestors, here, people are instead find it appealing. Absolutely appalling. And the fuck you mean by saying that children talking in their mother tongue was a 'problem' that has been amended?
As an Indo- Carribean living in The Netherlands, these elite boarding schools look very cringe. I would say, being an elite in a post-colonial state is about excelling in good education (secular and democratic) and respecting ones own culture and traditions at the same time (cultural, nationbuilding), not imitating the British.... Good education is about how you reproduce the already existing information and contribute to it by your own conduct, not doing cricket in tight white jeans and riding a horse with your buddies..... India is a REPUBLIC right? Then what have these European inspired aristocratic 'traditions' to do with EDUCATION. sooo cringe....
When rajiv gandhi was the pm, he has created free boarding schools for the poorer section of the economy. Jawahar navodaya vidyalayas. It has given quality education free of cost and i am proud to be an alumni of the same.
I am from Indian School Muscat, the same school as Mahesh Bhupathi while my brother and sister are from Indian School, Al Ghubrah and our cousin Ranjit is from Lawrence School Lovedale. All 3 of These Schools focused on Integrated Education including during Holidays as well as on Extracurricular Activities (Sports, Debates, DEAS, Round Square Conference and so on).
Ranjit was the Topper and Best All-Rounder from Lawrence School Lovedale, just like his dad Wing Commander Joseph Thomas. Wing Commander Joseph Thomas went on to be the Topper and Best All-Rounder at NDA too before serving within the Indian Air Force and also as a US Test Pilot. His son, Ranjit Thomas CFA, went on to being the Topper and Best All-Rounder from IIT Madras and IIM Calcutta before he became the Project Leader at Boston Consulting Group 1st in Mumbai before moving over to NY. He also became the Vice-President in Equity at Swiss Re Capital in New York before becoming the Senior Partner at Tracer Capital in New York where today he has his own hedge fund in USA while also being an invigilator for CFA and Professor of Practice at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School where he never studied in the US (Ranjit was good with the stock markets as a child itself though he studied engineering at IIT too). Ranjit's wife Pramita Saha is from Wharton Business School of University of Pennsylvania where she's the Executive Director and Professor at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Sis went on from Indian School Al Ghubrah on Scholarship to WUSTL (Washington University at St Louis) where she was on the Dean's List for Finance Major and Accounting Minor. From there, she went to do her Masters at Vanderbilt University again on Scholarship where she was an Honors Student with Finance side. After that, she worked with Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager starting with Atlanta, then in Hyderabad within the US Deloitte Office at Hyderabad before she landed back in Chicago after 1 and a half years in India. She worked for More than 11 Years for Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager where she is still working in Chicago as Senior Finance Manager for 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms.
Bro studied at VIT University for Engineering and then at University of Southern California again for Engineering before starting his work experience in Atlanta within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming sides before shifting over to Chicago. He's now working as Senior Leader within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming side for the Chicago Branch of 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms though he works mostly from Houston via Remote work.
I had a Double Background during school days - major in business and minor in computer science where I went on to study at 4 Universities starting in India with Bachelors with Major in Accounting, Masters in Information Tech, Graduate Diploma in Info Tech Management and close to Masters with Major in Marketing - 1 of those Universities is USyd. Have been within the Worlds of Digital Marketing and Information Technology.
Now, is EDUCATION the Most Important OR is it LEARNING? The HIGHEST WEIGHT goes to Skills and Experience FOLLOWED then by Education.
Within Education, SILOS/STREAMS are USELESS in 21st Century where 1 Needs INTEGRATED EDUCATION of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Formal Sciences. INDIA is Definitely Good with Natural and Formal Sciences with Focus on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Science BUT Way Behind in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Even Though INTEGRATED EDUCATION has been on Rise in India Too in Recent Times But Still Way Behind.
Also, 1 needs Research Studies in the INTEGRATED EDUCATION which 1 SHOULD GET FROM THE TIME THEY ARE TODDLERS where Kids are Encouraged to Observe Their Environment while Playing while Teachers and Parents Should Share That Research Knowledge with Kids from The Time They are Toddlers and Encourage Kids to be Curious (My brother's daughter was taught couple of different types of energy like potential energy, kinetic energy, etc by the time she was around 2 to 3 years old with examples too where she was told the definition also. My sis-in-law tested her where she told what each type of energy were with examples too. Niece is doing the Gifted Program).
In addition to these, Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning should be there especially during 2nd Half of Primary Education and Especially during Secondary Education where Kids are Encouraged to be Curious, Observe Their Environment, Learn from Their Surroundings as Well as from Books, Research Articles, Case Studies, Videos, etc and Not Just from 1 or Few Textbooks where They Teach Each Other Instead of Just Learning from Teachers where Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning Happens Right from Primary and Secondary Education.
THESE ARE FEW AREAS WHERE INDIA IS BEHIND WHILE VOCATIONAL STUDIES/EXPERIENCE is Another 1 which is why Many Well-To-Do Indians have Gone Abroad for Better Education as JUST Silos/Streams Not Enough, JUST Natural and Formal Sciences Not Enough ESPECIALLY WHEN 21ST CENTURY INNOVATIONS NEEDS INTEGRATED EDUCATION + QUALITY SKILLS + QUALITY EXPERIENCE Too (Highest Weight is on Quality Skills and Quality Experience Followed Then by Good Education of Integrated Education of Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences WITH RESEARCH WITH COLLABORATIVE PEER TO PEER LEARNING Right from the Time 1 is a Toddler and Vocational Studies/Learning from the Time 1 is around 13 Years Old - THAT'S WHERE SATYA NADELLA HAS BEATEN SUNDAR PICHAI where Sundar Pichai has fallen behind while Satya Nadela has Neither IITs nor is from a Top US University though Satya Nadella like Sundar Pichai have Their Highest Education from USA)
Secular you mena osama worshipers
Keeping ads separate from actual news is very important, but I understand the importance of ads for news organizations. Just mention it
600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy (subscription way) or soft copy through here - this news is for some of them and not an ad. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
@@rmotfamily9846 that figure is absurd
@@amithabv1060 Go ahead and challenge the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar
Study that came out under the Economic Times and various Indian Media 2 Weeks ago stating "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" (45% is more than 600 Million Indians out of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians)(Opinions are Useless Especially when there are Indian Authorities doing the Studies Too)
@@rmotfamily9846 read again
@@rmotfamily9846 nowhere does it say that 45% Indians 'cannot' access the internet it clearly says 45 % 'do not' access the internet
Selling FOMO ? People are dying of paying GSTs and this ?
Good to see you growing Antara👍 My best wishes to you
There should've been some critical or introspective discussion on the implicit elitism (via class, regional, linguistic and perhaps even gender dominance).
Terms like "culture", "legacy, "tradition", used to extoll these institutions can have really varied perceptions- people who are excluded can feel repulsed by this.
That's modern caste system at play across the world elites Rule
Of course dear
Is this an advert for boarding schools?? sponsored by Doon and Mayo?
...fights breaking out and everyone speaking in Hindi!!!...anchor says this has been amended now...what sort of nonsensical elitism is being normalised through such statements? Is there any surprise in people being suspicious of elites and their closed door clubbiness...
Well, where does Culture come from? Poor? Nope. Answer is Elites. Culture of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more - All Started with the Elites while the Rest Followed Those Cultures. "Ten Thousand Years of Inequality: The Archaeology of Wealth Differences" is 1 Book while another book is "The Creation of Inequality: How Our Prehistoric Ancestors Set the Stage for Monarchy, Slavery and Empire" and yet another book is "The Journey of Humanity: The Origins of Wealth and Inequality"- NOBODY FOLLOWS CULTUES of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more a Lot from the Lower Income Groups of Any Nation for 1000s of Years as We Have All Been Following the Cultures of Food, Clothing, Educational Systems, Beliefs, Religions, Values, Architecture, Other Arts, Engineering and Tech and so much more from the Elites for 1000s of Years Anywhere in the World
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This understanding of the cultural dominance of the elites springs from the elites controlling the narrative and to say that speaking in Hindi is a sign of low life/ low income cultures bespeaks a very limited perspective on what constitutes culture
the fact that except culture of food and clothing, every thing was done by poor people is still laughable.@@rmot2911
@@plusultra7258 Indigenous Americans invented Baby Bottles, Kayaks, Syringes, Hammocks, Mouthwash, etc though the Rich Took Credit for it where Poor People have come out with bit of Culture but Nobody Cares as Rich Worldwide has Manipulated the Cultures for Food, Music, Clothing, Architecture, Religions, Values and so on for 10000 Years including Coming Out with More Cultures Too - can read the 3 books as written before or here they are again - 1)"Ten Thousand Years of Inequality: The Archaeology of Wealth Differences", 2) "The Creation of Inequality: How Our Prehistoric Ancestors Set the Stage for Monarchy, Slavery and Empire" and 3) "The Journey of Humanity: The Origins of Wealth and Inequality"
(Who are the Oldest Astronomers? It's the Aborigines. Who are the Oldest Seafarers? It's the Polynesians. There are Books on Both of These 2 including many of the water tools built by Polynesians 1st as well as about the Constellations since Historical Times including the one from Australian Aborigines before the Asian ones including from Indian subcontinent - 1 of those books is "Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia" - Polynesians were the 1st Seafarers before the Vikings, Cholas, Odias and many more)
I notice a lot of negative comments displaying jealousy and contempt for something beyond their reach.
Guys.. if this is sponsored content, clearly mention it as such. People are understanding of properly disclosed sponsored content. If its not sponsored content, one should seriously question your journalistic priorities.
600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy (subscription way) or soft through here - This is News is for some of them and Not Sponsored Content. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
If think the figure given above is wrong, challenge the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that came on Feb 28 2024 under the Economic Times, Business Standard and various Indian Media "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" (Clearly states in Study that in 2021, 762 Million or 52% Indians didn't have Internet Access while in 2023, it was 665 Million or 45% Indians with No Internet Access - The Reasons for Not Having Internet Access also given under study)
@@rmotfamily9846 data was between 2019-2021 that means including COVID times also.
45% Indians can't afford internet is blatantly lies ex: my father don't use smartphone coz he don't want and same my mother use the smartphone of younger brother.otherwise they both use keypad phones
@@Knifeslaughter. Clearly shows you haven't read the study. The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that came on Feb 28 2024 under Economic Times, Business Standard and other Indian Media stated in 2021, 762 Million Indians or 52% Indians Didn't Have Internet Access while in 2023, 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians Didn't Have Internet Access (The Reasons for 45% Indians in 2023 Not Having Internet Access WERE ALSO STATED IN THE STUDY - Out of These, (1) 23% of Them Stated that They Found it Too Difficult to Understand and Use the Internet, (2) 22% of Them Stated that They Aren't Aware of the Benefits of the Internet, (3) 22% of Them Stated that They Aren't Interested in Accessing the Internet, (4) 21% of Them Stated that They Aren't Allowed to Access the Internet and Many More Reasons which are given under the Study where 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians IN 2023 DON'T and CANNOT ACCESS INTERNET as 45% Indians or 665 Million Indians HAVEN'T TAKEN INTERNET DUE TO THE ABOVE STATED REASONS).
The Study Also Clearly Stated that about 55% Indians or about 800 Million Indians have Internet Access where the Highest Internet Penetration in India goes to Goa with 73% of Goa having Internet Penetration Followed by BOTH Maharashtra and Kerala having 69% Internet Penetration EACH while Lowest Internet Penetration in India Belongs to Jharkhand, UP and Bihar even though it's written within the Study that the Internet Users are Slowly Growing in Jharkhand, UP and Bihar Too.
The Study Also Clearly Stated that Urban India Still has More Internet Users than Rural India even though Rural India Users are Slowly Growing Too.
The Study Also Clearly Shows the Behavioural Patterns in Internet Usage Between Rural India and Urban India.
But, Yes, GO AHEAD and CHALLENGE the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that You are a Much Better Expert than the People who did the Internet and Mobile Association of India-Kantar Study for 2023 That came on Feb 28 2024
(You Can Also GO AHEAD and CHALLENGE the INDIAN GOVERNMENT That STATED That The Worst States of India for (1) Highest Poverty % and Numbers, (2) Worst Literacy Education and Skills and (3) Worst Standards for Living for MOST - BELONGS TO BIHAR FOLLOWED BY UP, MP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, etc where BIHAR HAS ABOUT 130 Million People while UP HAS ABOUT 240-245 Million People - THESE 2 STATES ALONE Have 370-375 Million People, MORE THAN THE US POPULATION with About 335 Million People while THESE 12 STATES STATED BY THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT which are the WORST STATES OF INDIA have MORE THAN 60% of the INDIAN POPULATION having around 1 BILLION INDIANS where OUT OF THESE STATES, UP and RAJASTHAN ARE THE ONES DOING MOST TO IMPROVE THOUGH HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO.
Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are the Worst 2 Southern States of India though Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are WAY AHEAD OF THE NORTH-EASTERN and NORTH-CENTRAL STATES OF INDIA which THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT THEMSELVES CALL THE WORST STATES OF INDIA.
All the Southern States and Union Territories of India along with couple of Central Indian States like Maharashtra and Goa as well as couple of North Indian States and Union Territories of India like Delhi, Sikkim, Gujarat, etc are WAY AHEAD OF STATES like Bihar and then UP, MP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya etc.
There are ONLY 4 STATES and UNION TERRITORIES IN TOTAL IN INDIA with MORE THAN US$4000 NOMINAL PER CAPITA INCOMES - They are Goa, Sikkim, Delhi and Chandigarh (Can CHECK via INDIAN STATES and UNION TERRITORIES BY NSDP PER CAPITA while the Next Best for sometime with More Than US$3000 Nominal Per Capita Income Belongs to Telangana, Karnataka, Haryana, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Kerala and Andaman and Nicobar Islands while Maharashtra, Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh Too have Joined the States and Union Territories with More Than US$3000 Nominal Per Capita Income WHILE THE WORST STATES OF INDIA as STATED BY THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT THEMSELVES HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO where UP and Rajasthan are the Best Performers Currently Amongst the Worst States of India Stated by the Indian Government Themselves where They are Trying To Improve Lots But Have a Long Way to Go).
Yes, there are SO MANY INDIANS with GOOD INCOMES and WEALTH But Most Indians have LOWER-LEVELS OF INCOMES and WEALTH which is WHY INDIA is called a LOWER-MIDDLE-INCOME NATION that is at the LOWER RANGE of LOWER-MIDDLE-INCOME NATION Still Though Growing Fast BUT STILL HAS A LONG WAY TO GO including with 1 OF THE WORLD'S HIGHEST INCOME and WEALTH INEQUALITY TOO.
GOOD LUCK)
Wow Silicon Valley accent ! Print is spending money on graduates of elite colleges. For every Print there is a LALLANTOP 😂
I Hope Print is aware of its audience or I assume fishing for new demographic
As a millennial it was painful to watch
Not one word about teachers and their high attrition rate. I worked in one such highly reputed international boarding school. I found the school to be an amusement park for children from super rich families and a refugee camp for teachers. Education, in the real sense of the word, is that last thing that happens in schools such as these.
Kahan se ye south bombay, south delhi wali ko anchor bana diye? She speaks her sentences as if the words are not important but her accent and body language is.
Not a great supporter of boarding schools, you are taking a kid away from the family and society in it's budding years. It disconnects the cultural upbringing of the child. Even from career point of view, you will hardly find a boarding school passout in colleges like IIT/NITs....because they are staying in silos and not exposed to real world competition. So other than defence forces not much advantage is gained.
With more more inmates coming from small cities and towns and from not so anglicised families, one earlier expectation of developing the kid into an English speaking very polished person is also not there. Not much advantage overall....but ofcourse it depends on individual.
iits nits arnt everything
What language is she speaking in? Relics of an obsolete world.
The conversation meanders - what is the point of this discussion? In today's corporate world merit counts. Old boys networks may have been useful for the IAS /IFS in the old days but unlikely to do much for career advancement now
The presenter here has an Interesting manner of talking. ...was it cultivated..
Interesting
Hahaha.
Brown coolies are made here.
There is no Brown, White, Black, Red, Yellow Race, etc. The Races are Aryans (Indo-Europeans), Semites (Yehudis-Arabs), Negroid, Mongol, Turks, etc. A Mongol can be lighter than a European. In fact the Aryan Race is indigenous to the Northwestern Indian subcontinent and merged Central Asia and then moved Westwards and Southwards. A True Aryan does not look up on any one or look down on any one. Aryans can be brown like in Sothern Iran, Southern Europe parts of India such as the Punjab, etc. This is due to harsh climate. The Aryans of Northwestern Indian subcontinent and Central Asia are often lighter than Europeans. I was posted in Kashmir Valley. See an Aryan from there praying to Lord Rudra the Aryan God: th-cam.com/video/eTcPwkMcwo0/w-d-xo.html
Barua from Assam ❤
i will send my children here
Utter rubbish elite advertisement 😂😂
It will accentuate inequality as the Indian government has failed to provide quality education to the public despite paying tax therefore they have to bear the expense of rising education expenditure for their children. When will the india government improve the public service instead of satiating the greed of bureaucrats and elites in India? When will the india government provide checks and balances to hold the public servants and bureaucrats accountable?
"Indian government has failed to provide quality education to the public despite paying tax"
Who the F is paying tax? 60% of US households pay tax as opposed to less than 5% of Indian households.
Those who have been paying why they are not getting the quality education and the elite and the rich are giving so much immunity and there is no mechanism to hold them accountable as they are not above the law and constitution
@@yerajoker3524your argument smacks of elitist mindset and per capita income is not rising in india and there is stagnancy in salary and wages it clearly shows that their standard of living and quality of life is not improving
@@yerajoker3524 don't draw the parallel between the USA and India as they are developed nations and most of people are employed in formal jobs sector with social security whereas in india and 90% of people are working in informal sector without social security and they don't get counted and there is no data available
@@Kim-ej2xm "per capita income is not rising in india"
Per capita income has been doubling in India every 10 years. What the hell are you on about?
Blatantly admitting to favoritism and tribal loyalties imagine how many deserving candidates in various corner of the world lost out because a position went to buddy of these alumni. And the bias against Hindi and by extension other native languages is cringe. No wonder how much elites of our society hate their own people.
Very interesting
Space suit jaisi dress lag ri hai madam ji like kalpana chawala
I am from these boarding schools sent my daughter too to it but recently where her daughter was sent she was bought back within 3 months as her Delhi school had better opportunities
Aping their colonial masters
Well, I am from Indian School Muscat, the same school as Mahesh Bhupathi while my brother and sister are from Indian School, Al Ghubrah and our cousin Ranjit is from Lawrence School Lovedale. All 3 of These Schools focused on Integrated Education including during Holidays as well as on Extracurricular Activities (Sports, Debates, DEAS, Round Square Conference and so on).
Ranjit was the Topper and Best All-Rounder from Lawrence School Lovedale, just like his dad Wing Commander Joseph Thomas. Wing Commander Joseph Thomas went on to be the Topper and Best All-Rounder at NDA too before serving within the Indian Air Force and also as a US Test Pilot. His son, Ranjit Thomas CFA, went on to being the Topper and Best All-Rounder from IIT Madras and IIM Calcutta before he became the Project Leader at Boston Consulting Group 1st in Mumbai before moving over to NY. He also became the Vice-President in Equity at Swiss Re Capital in New York before becoming the Senior Partner at Tracer Capital in New York where today he has his own hedge fund in USA while also being an invigilator for CFA and Professor of Practice at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School where he never studied in the US (Ranjit was good with the stock markets as a child itself though he studied engineering at IIT too). Ranjit's wife Pramita Saha is from Wharton Business School of University of Pennsylvania where she's the Executive Director and Professor at UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Sis went on from Indian School Al Ghubrah on Scholarship to WUSTL (Washington University at St Louis) where she was on the Dean's List for Finance Major and Accounting Minor. From there, she went to do her Masters at Vanderbilt University again on Scholarship where she was an Honors Student with Finance side. After that, she worked with Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager starting with Atlanta, then in Hyderabad within the US Deloitte Office at Hyderabad before she landed back in Chicago after 1 and a half years in India. She worked for More than 11 Years for Deloitte as Senior Finance Manager where she is still working in Chicago as Senior Finance Manager for 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms.
Bro studied at VIT University for Engineering and then at University of Southern California again for Engineering before starting his work experience in Atlanta within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming sides before shifting over to Chicago. He's now working as Senior Leader within the Business Intelligence and Database Programming side for the Chicago Branch of 1 of US' Leading Health Insurance Firms though he works mostly from Houston via Remote work.
I had a Double Background during school days - major in business and minor in computer science where I went on to study at 4 Universities starting in India with Bachelors with Major in Accounting, Masters in Information Tech, Graduate Diploma in Info Tech Management and close to Masters with Major in Marketing - 1 of those Universities is USyd. Have been within the Worlds of Digital Marketing and Information Technology.
Now, is EDUCATION the Most Important OR is it LEARNING? The HIGHEST WEIGHT goes to Skills and Experience FOLLOWED then by Education.
Within Education, SILOS/STREAMS are USELESS in 21st Century where 1 Needs INTEGRATED EDUCATION of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Formal Sciences. INDIA is Definitely Good with Natural and Formal Sciences with Focus on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Computer Science BUT Way Behind in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Even Though INTEGRATED EDUCATION has been on Rise in India Too in Recent Times But Still Way Behind.
Also, 1 needs Research Studies in the INTEGRATED EDUCATION which 1 SHOULD GET FROM THE TIME THEY ARE TODDLERS where Kids are Encouraged to Observe Their Environment while Playing while Teachers and Parents Should Share That Research Knowledge with Kids from The Time They are Toddlers and Encourage Kids to be Curious (My brother's daughter was taught couple of different types of energy like potential energy, kinetic energy, etc by the time she was around 2 to 3 years old with examples too where she was told the definition also. My sis-in-law tested her where she told what each type of energy were with examples too. Niece is doing the Gifted Program).
In addition to these, Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning should be there especially during 2nd Half of Primary Education and Especially during Secondary Education where Kids are Encouraged to be Curious, Observe Their Environment, Learn from Their Surroundings as Well as from Books, Research Articles, Case Studies, Videos, etc and Not Just from 1 or Few Textbooks where They Teach Each Other Instead of Just Learning from Teachers where Peer to Peer Collaborative Learning Happens Right from Primary and Secondary Education.
THESE ARE FEW AREAS WHERE INDIA IS BEHIND WHILE VOCATIONAL STUDIES/EXPERIENCE is Another 1 which is why Many Well-To-Do Indians have Gone Abroad for Better Education as JUST Silos/Streams Not Enough, JUST Natural and Formal Sciences Not Enough ESPECIALLY WHEN 21ST CENTURY INNOVATIONS NEEDS INTEGRATED EDUCATION + QUALITY SKILLS + QUALITY EXPERIENCE Too (Highest Weight is on Quality Skills and Quality Experience Followed Then by Good Education of Integrated Education of Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences, Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences WITH RESEARCH WITH COLLABORATIVE PEER TO PEER LEARNING Right from the Time 1 is a Toddler and Vocational Studies/Learning from the Time 1 is around 13 Years Old - THAT'S WHERE SATYA NADELLA HAS BEATEN SUNDAR PICHAI where Sundar Pichai has fallen behind while Satya Nadela has Neither IITs nor is from a Top US University though Satya Nadella like Sundar Pichai have Their Highest Education from USA)
@@rmot2911 Excellent
Speaking way is distracting from content lol
Talk like human being please
Please talk like human beings...
Her voice is AI generated.... 🤣
You went to 🏫 school? 😮 Waw
Brown Englishmen are made here.
Aadhe teeter aadhee bater 😂
Only 0.1 percent of Indians can afford to send their students in these schools. Why is Print publishing this type of news😢
yes we went to the field ploughing 😢
Well, 600 million Indians still cannot access Internet where it's rest of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians who can access it and read different types of news via hardcopy or soft copy here - this news is for some of them. Education is for the upper classes worldwide which is still a luxury for many and that includes many of the aspects of learning, not just via education too (Modern days, more people are getting educated but still learning including education including quality goes to the upper classes a lot compared to lower-incomes unless 1 is very talented where merit situation works but in many nations including India, the merit system is still a challenge. Not many students with scholarship do well as need more including wealth, networking, etc too while just couple of talented people from poorer backgrounds have done well worldwide).
For proof of the above figure, 1 can look at the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar Study that was released under the Economic Times and rest of Indian Media about 2 weeks ago where it states "45% of Indians still do not access Internet" - 45% is actually more than the 600 Million stated above out of 1.4-1.5 Billion Indians
No research, just peddling bull shit. Sponsored by DSOB 😂
Awesome presentation .
Doon and Mayo are amongst the world’s best !
Students are cream of the elite in Bharat 🇮🇳.
Ivy league of schools .
Sanawar too .
Not to forget Scindia , Lawrence , Sherwood .
Eton’s of Bharat 🇮🇳 .
Your own Print reporter - Brilliant Amogh Rohmetra - Mayo Alumni !
Not a worthy topic nor nicely done. Blah