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  1. I am a 12th std student from a tier 3 city and have been really frustrated about the fact that I don't have much exposure to the information of other carrier options apart from engineering and medical cuz here parents neither wish to explore any other fields nor they let their children do any of it by themselves and it becomes quite difficult to do our part of research before taking up any non conventional field due to lack of information available on the common portals. Just found this channel today and am really elated to see their efforts in the much needed sector which would really help youngsters in many ways.

  2. 1835 में मैकाले ने सपना देखा था कि आने वाले भारत के सभी लोग अंग्रेजी में बात करेंगे उनकी बोलचाल में अंग्रेजी होगी और उनके रहन सहन में अंग्रेजी होगी यह लोग उसका सपना सच कर रहे हैं। लानत है इन पर

  3. Even if we’re getting lets say 6000 usd in abroad we will have our own expenses there.. Savings in abroad is very hard if your parents are not too rich! 6000 usd seems to be very much but reality is harsh!! Only house rents in abroad is around 90 k (inr) .

  4. To the ppl in the comment section,
    Dr. Milind Kulkarni HR L&T-
    Just because I am holding a senior position in HR with L&T, I have been getting many requests from my relatives, friends, acquaintances, to help their sons or daughters, who have freshly passed out from engineering college, to get job in L&T. The number of requests is huge. So many fresh engineers are unemployed, and I could hardly help only a few of them to get job in L&T or in some other companies where I have contacts. I feel bad to say NO to many of the requests or for those whom I can't help. They get disappointed… I can understand. Parents invest their lifetime earned money just to see their sons or daughters getting degree in Engineering.

    They think that jobs are easily available for engineers. After interviewing many of them, I can't even tell them that your son or daughter does not even have minimum required technical knowledge.

    Getting a First class or Distinction has become so easy without having fundamental knowledge of engineering. It's high time for parents to stop running behind engineering degrees.

    USA produces around 1 lakh engineers per year for a $16 trillion economy.

    While India produces 15 lakhs engineers for a $2 trillion economy.

    The earlier mass recruiting sector was Manufacturing. It used to recruit from the core branches like Electrical, Mechanical, Civil etc. But, Manufacturing is relatively stagnant at 17% of the GDP. So the core branch placements have become very difficult.

    The more recent mass recruiter was the IT sector. It grew from scratch to almost 5% of the GDP in a short time. IT Employed millions of engineers.

    Now, IT is also saturating. Only good, skilled IT Engineers are in demand.

    If you look at the Sectoral composition of Indian economy, most of the sectors do not need engineers. Tourism is 10% of the GDP, does not require engineers. Financial sector, Trade, Hotels and Restaurants do not require engineers. Requirement of engineers in Health, Education, Agriculture is also negligible.

    More than 50% of the GDP has no role for Engineers. Still most of Indian youth are becoming Engineers. The situation is not sustainable .

    Demand is low while supply is high. Over and above this, skill level of an average engineer is poor, almost its non-existent in many cases. If we leave aside the Top 100–200 colleges, most fresh engineers have no idea of what they studied. Ask a fresh mechanical engineer. Can s/he design a simple frame?

    Today, the situation is that most engineers are working in a field that has no connection to what they have studied in the college. This is a waste of resources.

    Engineering degree does not come cheap. It costs about Rs. 10-15 lakhs. For poor parents, it's a huge burden. When their son / daughter is not able to secure a job, they are devastated.

    For the nation, you can calculate the loss. Leave around 1 lakh engineers that NASSCOM says are employable. The rest 14 lakhs have each wasted 10 lakhs of fees. That totals to around $20 Billion! Almost equal to the Government’s spending on Healthcare. Over this, there is loss of human capital.

    India need to replan the whole engineering education system. Goverment need to cut down on the number of colleges and improve the quality in the rest.

    Also students should explore other career options than everyone becoming Engineers.

    When it comes to education, a multitude of options are available today! From Aviation, to Hotel Management, Short Term Programs to big movie production courses, Data science, cyber security, Information Security, Cloud Technology Designing, Indian Armed Forces, Animation and VFX, Digital Marketing, Film Making, Technology Courses like SQL, PHP, Big Data, C, C++, etc. and much more!
    For a majority of courses like these, there are entrance exams too, such as the NATA, CEED, NID entrance, NIFT entrance, NDA entrance, MBA Entrance, Hotel Management entrance, CET, NEET and many more! Here, the right training goes a long way in getting your child admission to their dream institute! Do you know what are the top career tracks of 2018 other than engineering?? See the following list.

    1. Animation, VFX and Multimedia
    2. Fashion Design, Event Management and Interior decoration.
    3. Aeronautical and Aviation
    4. Film making, Script
    Writing and Acting.
    5. IT, cloud and data science.
    6. Networking, information security.
    7. Beauty, Modelling and Cosmetology
    8. Fitness, dietitian and nutritionist
    9. Foreign languages.
    10. Music and Dance.
    11. Actuarial science
    12. Public policies, international relations, beaurecracy
    13. Law outside and inside India

    stop running after engineering admissions

  5. the amount of entitled people here in the comment section who are calling her degree useless is ubelievable, we get you bro, studying like hell for 2 years and then wasting time in btech 4 years, literally spending your life in hell and then getting paid 25,000 per month since there r 8 lakh engineers which india produces per year out of which some 10% get good jobs. i understand the frustration after working so hard that u start calling other degrees useless. some people like me, who forcefully took science but has interest in humanities go in these degrees as their hard and solid plan to do upsc or go into bureaucracy. i myself did science only to have a second option or choice. i would love to do wat she's doing in college.

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