Biggest issue is even in 2024, education for us indians means rote learning a bunch of facts. We need to change and overhaul the system completely, which itself will take a lot of years and manpower.
Arun is a passionate visionary in the skill education space in India. You can hear him all day long about education, inefficiencies and how it should be solved. This discussion is such an eye opener. More power to him and others like him who can bring the change.
Like karne se pahle ye to dekh lo ki bol koun raha hai??? Iski identity kya hai??? 6 subscribers leke badi baten bolna aasan hai. @Rajshamnani ki vajah se chal gaya show bus
Unemployement is the major outcome of overpopulation . I still remember those ads in early 90s on DD channel where they used to say hum do humar do but we still didnt follow that.Citizens are equally responsible for this mess.At the end of the day government didnt ask our forfathers to have so many kids .
Unemployment is the major outcome of lack of job creation due to lack of development of labor-intensive industries due to lack of reforms in labour, land, education laws due to lack of will/ability of the government to reform these laws
@@Zak-qh5tb Over population is also one of the major reasons.At the end of the day all the resources are limited. Current birth rate of India is still more than the birth rate of China in 1991which is most industrialized nation in the world
@@maxmin1234 There are certain regions on earth which are only deserts with no water nothing and there are giant cities there with millions of people living and progressing because their governments have a will and capable people in charge. They lack food and water in a desert to support huge population so what their governments do they bring scientific innovative technologies to solve their issues and move forward. Our people are the best in the world at finding reasons to justify our current terrible condition. If you have a huge population, us this as a advantage by giving them basic manufacturing skills, bring in large scale labor intensive manufacturing industries to generate huge employment but all we want to do is just blame our people and not incompetence of government.
@@Zak-qh5tb Those region countries population are not even close to our top tier metro population so again the population is very low & since you have the low population you will have lots of resources for everyone & in any case they had huge oil deposits which they haven't got due to their hardwork or talent. It's just a natural resource which is very costly
@@maxmin1234 As I said we are the best at making excuses. You are telling me our giant country which is basically a continent doesn't have one city, not even one city which is in the top 10 in the world in terms of quality of life, ease of business, corruption index performance etc. I am not asking you to show me 10 Indian cities I am asking just 1 city. For example take Varanasi with population around 3 million, which is around rank 30 in India in population and is not even in top 80 populated cities in Earth, has our full government support, financial backing due to being a sacred city, still one of the worst cities in terms of pollution terrible civic sense poor waste management noise pollution etc. If that is how badly we treat our sacred city then I can only say it is incompetence because surely our government and people have intention to make the sacred city the best in India.
People in other countries majority of people do engineering by choice due to their interest and passion in the field. Here in India we do engineering just to get a bachelor's degree with no interest in the field and samajik pressure.
This is like eyes opening podcast. Very thankful to raj. I want to call any mit ,oxford, Cambridge Or harvard professor for podcast to how this kind of institute making best engineers or start-up or call any other Indian person who actually work on this kind of things.
Wrong! Galat! Education fraud & scams se middle nahi, puura desh backward hota hai! Check the education system of developed vs. developing/garib desh. Sone ki chidiya kyu bola jaata tha. Mughlo ne university & mandir kyu jalaye
@@anupjain7457 Thats true. I gree to the point, what you have written here but my point is that, high cost plus scam in both condition they are playing the dirty game.
@@anupjain7457 independence k baad agla 5 Education minister musl!m ko bnaya, if you know you know,, to glorify mughal slaughterrr and oppressed real Education..
I love that this podcast focuses on skills for the future. As someone without an engineering background, I'd appreciate episodes tailored for people like me who have a general education but are eager to develop technical skills. Thank you!
My son has a 95% in 10th ,rather then doing 11th & 12th( we presume it is a waste of time) we decided to go IGTR for doing 4 year diploma where students are getting industry ready by handing latest machines with advance technology , later on for doing graduate program we have decided go to Taiwan or Germany for further study to be the domain expert ( doing 11th , 12th + 4 year of engineering is really waste of time , money & energy ) manufacturing sector is changing very fast in india and all multinational are setting up there manufacturing facility in india , trust me guys we need good engineers and technocrats too.
I am electrical and electronics engineering student I have done my diploma also in same branch. I struggled lot to make my Career progress and today I am energy analyst. The thing I told you this because I am diploma guy with engg and very good at lab but only thing maths was not my cup of tea and 11 and 12 students also used to study with us and don't know to do labs practicalynand they were good at maths. I used to this how these people get job but when placements started these people used get the job easier even they they don't know anything in practice but me not used get it the irony was due to maths . So want to tell you that not our education system even our hiring system is not correct. Today I am energy analyst and solving problems that good in maths people can't solve and maths is not everything that companies need to understand. Some good at maths but not at work no one checks on this part.
I totally agree that 11-12th + 4 yr btech is wastage but problem yeh hei ke cheeze itni simple nhi hoti jitni kehdi jaati....Bina itne bade convinced vision ke cheeze karna bhi bewakoofi hojati hei....I hope ur path works it sounds logical but with experience I can say the world at tymes is not logical.So, let's wait & watch package kitna lagta hei...
The problem with core engineering in our country is that no comparable opportunity is available here & so engineers begin to think that when my peers from CS or IT back ground are earning handsomely and living good life then why should I not. So they shift to other domains b cos of lack of comparable opportunities.
Hi Raj, pls make a podcast on what students can do after their 12th apart from software training. I mean what are the different streams available to pursue a career. Like how to get into manufacturing engineering and what are the colleges available in India. Hope you will do one please ....
Raj shamani sir please invite communication leader, CEO of global career hub delhi Yogesh Chaudhary sir , education counselor, it's beneficial for students, students don't have guidance to do study overseas, just a suggestion
India mein engineers produce hi nahi hote, these all are aspiring software developers. No body takes core branches which are actually engineering branches because there is no job market and our beloved country is not ready set up more RnD institutes and pay them handsome amount
Great episode with Arunkumar pillai sir! Could you invite a construction industry specialist to discuss why employees often don't get a minimum bare amount of salary, especially as the industry is booming?
Amazing Podcast . I want you to make more podcasts on the skills that students need to learn side by side their college course which are very important if they have to stand on their own in the market for a better Tomorrow . So someone who could guide on that how can we learn those skills on our own .
Inspiring. Please see if you can cover something on Indian law firms, their business model, attrition rate, issues faced in building and expansion, etc.
Our education system needs to be changed, I have been saying that for last 15 years since I came back from Australia after finishing my studies there. Once I came back I felt strongly, that we needed a change in the education system.
Fabulous podcast. I never loved being an engineer. I’m a creative director now. Wish I had done something related to art back then, but I utilise the technical knowledge in shooting. Well spoken and great insights by the guest as well. Kudos!
manufacturing hai to india me ..besan k pakode..aate sooji k golgappe...chai( dolly etc.) matthi...poori sabji ..tikki..vada pav girl ....btech gol gappa .....samosa...chaap and much more....sab thelaa lga to rhe hai..is se upar koi soch hi nhi paa rha...aur soche b kyu jb unko usi me accha income hai ..kya gdp k baare me sochega wo
Hello there, Now I studied engineering in my final year, and this podcast helps me a lot in gaining skills and knowing what is currently going on in the IT industry and what I need to do for a job.
I wanted 15 skilled graduates and was not able to shortlist even 5 for UK based company in Punjab. I interviewed so many graduates in their respective fields , but was not able to offer job. As most of the students said , we don't have any skills other than this degree. Degree I just consider as piece of paper in India from most of the colleges. Our students need to trained or at least educate in such a way in India that they think different or you can say critical thinking and analytic thinking. I can go to china and get skilled work force in 2 days and same time if I come to India , it will take 6 months to find someone and start production. Even Vietnam is able to provide the skilled labor now. If industry is moving out of China, it is opting other countries like Vietnam or south Korea. India have a opportunity right now but it's loosing on that. Why would industry come to India ?
Bhai mai 4 saal civil engineeer kaam kiya aur field hi chod di. Mera salary tha 16000 after 4 year in Kerala. Now doing job in some other field and earning well 😆😂
There exists a big confusion between science,engineering and technology..and the inevitable overlap h had only accentuated this confusion over the years.science always leads and shows the path for progress of human endeavour and engineering skill enables to realise the fruits of science while technology that follows both these provides support to this endeavour.
Engineering me 4 years waist krwate he collage wale sidhe four year ka experience de do tu koi bhi berojgar tu rhega hi nhi and new innovations ke sath some people apni khudki companey build krni strength rkhta bcz unke under potential hoti he us time ye mene personally feel kiya he but family problem ki wajh se mene apna startup nhi kr paya mere ideas pe but one day i work myself idea and iam sucessful ❤😊
How to keep being motivated as an entrepreneur. Fmcg sales ( preferably in food industry) and marketing: how and where to start and sustain. These are very important issues for me personally as an entrepreneur and would be greatful if you could make this video.
As this government moto is to take India as the emerging country with good economy but how are they As they are not focusing on the root level (schools ,colleges )they should change the system
Please bring someone to talk on today's problems of students nd how to tackle it. For eg- distraction, sleepiness while studying, less exercise, incorrect body posture, loneliness out of home when in pg, alternatives of costly healthy food when living in hostel, reduce stress while preparing for exams etc
It's not just system problem. Same desi students studying masters in US universities still have "jugaad" attitude. Get max GPA by hook or crook, even though companies here don't give a f about GPA.
Let me share you my story in brief- I passed my Diploma in 2011 in Civil engineering , got a job in private sector then I went for graduation in the same stream but then I was not getting even 15000 per month then I need to "switch my stream" and went to a company which was in india but was based in London who provides not only more salary as a fresher but also provides allowance, incentives, perks, performance incentive and many more And I was thinking of serving my country deep inside so I left it one day and now i am earning decent amount " In an Indian company" but no perks and no allowance and complicated incentive scheme which is hardly possible ..... So Yes Education system sucks - I can not use my technical skills now ........ I don't know what to do now for better performance already in my 30's
India mai sab ko bas software developer banna hai , koi core branch mai jaana hi nahi chahta , college mai bhi bas Software Developer ko hi hire karne aati hai companies toh college bhi inhi par focus karta hai I graduated in ECE but 4 year ki btech mai bas 2 sem hi vlsi designing padhi , meri brach mai kisi ko interest hi nahi tha Chip designing mai kyuki sab ko pata tha ki college mai bas software developers ki profile ke liye companies aati hai. India mai log engineering bas degree lene ke kiye karte hai. Baad mai sochte hai ki ab life mai kya karna hai .
That the reason i don't like to go engineering colleges for degree....... i actually like to observe thing, and how the machine or technology work, but our teacher are themselves only doing teaching rather than intense research and teach student how should we do research..........Most of time between 9 and 12, i had asked my teacher out of box they just reply it's not in our syllabus.....so we don't need to study those things.......do what i told😢😢
A second perspective is what my teachers told me about. Indian engineering is better in a way to make your future outside the country. Why ? Because in the first year we are taught the basics of all the branches. So we know something about the branch. Whereas this is not the same thing for other countries. They study respectively about the branch they selected. So I like this about the Indian engineering system.
This is one of the amazing podcast I ever heard about the technical education. I have a new perspective that we have we all young minds to be a problem solver .
Raj sir - this is episode was perfect face of engineer. Can u bring marketing person please for interview- it’s toughest job. Skills of engineer product - marketing is must .
on the interview - more could have been discussed about namtech instead of Education System - I watched the entire conversation and at end find that he has a solution!!! on the Education System of India ---- Reality: Government related - NEP 2020 Policy is not a rule; Employability is not yet anyone's mandate (NHEQF has just released a draft) Parents and students - see it as investment, want to maximise earning... mismatch (both horizontal and vertical) in job is allowed... so, civil, mech engineers ... are doing something else, most of the times software development Teachers - how many have industry exposure? are they updated? are they willing to redefine their role - include employability as their objective if not mandate? Institutions - show mismatched jobs as placements - most of the placements are different from the training they gave, - do they pay their teachers on par? Employers - how many are willing to give internships, training to their employees (WIPRO is an exception to my knowledge) Students - how many students are committed, discuss their score patterns, % on time course completion, how many want to work in our country? , how many are willing to work for lower salary, have our engineering students compared with the medicos, CAs or lawyers? So, my questions are: 1. Aren't good students getting employed? - they are getting employed. 2. So, whom are we expecting to anything about this? Whom are we talking to? if you say scam - can we spot the scammer? My perspective - we (Indians) do not share the responsibility. Our attitude towards country, education and work are NOT aligned towards country's future... there is a need for discussion country wide to solve... bring in alignment... What I agree - the moment is ripe for disruption.. , four-year rigorous experiential programme,
I can guarantee you that what he has said is accurate because I am an engineer. About 15 lac engineers are produced in India annually, but only 30-40% of them are highly skilled. Additionally, the curriculum and methodology are so antiquated that students today merely worry about passing with excellent percentages without possessing the necessary abilities. I personally dislike the idea taught in engineering colleges, and even after practicing coding and doing internship for a year, i still want to leave this field due of the curriculum and structure. There isn't any practical knowledge; instead, the entire subject is crammed just before exam day.
I have done my mechanical engineering in 2014 and after completing btech I got job with very low pay scale only 10000 then i have coupled MBA and currently i am earning 54000 in hand in other non tech field your podcast is very good
We need to get education experts and officials from countries like Singapore, Israel, Japan etc and have them overhaul our entire education system! I don't think we can do anything ourselves, given the challenges we face............
It is sort of Simple and we are lacking execution interest Engineer 1. Stop Sending Kids to Engineering College via AIEEE ranking system 2. Create Trade schools to hire Associates, Analyst , technicians 3. Provide Good housing and Nutrition and Sports facilities with good Medical Doctors 1. Not everyone needs to become a heart surgeon, a Cardiologist 2. Create and enroll people in Medical Ambulance services, EMR .
This is what I have pointed put to people in India..........IITs, IIMs, AIIMS and the best institutes in India are mediocre institues of rote learning that do not teach any critical thinking and problem solving. There are hardly any big thinkers or original entrepreneurs coming out of them. There is hardly any important bench or field research coming out of them. To scale up, graduates of these institutes go to the US (and to a lesser degree Europe/UK) to get MS, MBA, MD or get work experience and that is when they get to learn real work, innovation and critical thinking. Thats where they make their contributions.
Make a podcast with purely emphasize Research, Development and Innovation. Try to bring industry experts, researchers and professors in a single podcast for the same.
Raj Sir, I seriously wholeheartedly want you to make a video addressing CAs, CSs, CMAs and all those finance degrees having C in them. It will really help students who are devoting their time and energy just to get those degrees and later on realizing that it is not that fruitful or worthwhile. Please if that's possible and match your area of interest. Do put efforts I will personally share it to all my friends. Thank you
Skills eeng. Should know 1)AIML data analytics 2) Analytical and critical skills 3) comunication skills 4)team building 5) the lacking area in your area
Sir hum soch nhi rhe hai ki hum engineer hai...yeh to system hai jo freshers ko mouka hi nhi deta...unko sirf experience se lena dena...one experience logo ke under minimum 10 fresher workforce de sakta hai...but we are not utilising our freshers.
2 things missing in our education system
1: Education
2: System
Actually it's 3
Third is Indian 😂
More than that the syllabus is periodically not updated based on market needs...
every podcast you are seeing with people are from this education system
Biggest issue is even in 2024, education for us indians means rote learning a bunch of facts. We need to change and overhaul the system completely, which itself will take a lot of years and manpower.
It's high time to reform the Education System
School ke padhai se college nhi milta or college ki padhai se placement nhi milti ....This is our education system
Real shit😔☝️
Arun is a passionate visionary in the skill education space in India. You can hear him all day long about education, inefficiencies and how it should be solved. This discussion is such an eye opener. More power to him and others like him who can bring the change.
so glad you liked our guest! stay tuned for more.
@@rajshamani Great question about branded company or startup first. Very well researched
Like karne se pahle ye to dekh lo ki bol koun raha hai??? Iski identity kya hai??? 6 subscribers leke badi baten bolna aasan hai. @Rajshamnani ki vajah se chal gaya show bus
people do engineering just to realise what they actually want to do in their life😅
Exactly 😂
😂😂 whn u r about to graduate u become sure that u actually never wanted to become an engineer
I am in my 4th year btech, I still don't know what to do. And I hate coding (which is my branch).
😂😂😂
@@xarkdagorwhich college bro
Unemployement is the major outcome of overpopulation . I still remember those ads in early 90s on DD channel where they used to say hum do humar do but we still didnt follow that.Citizens are equally responsible for this mess.At the end of the day government didnt ask our forfathers to have so many kids .
Unemployment is the major outcome of lack of job creation due to lack of development of labor-intensive industries due to lack of reforms in labour, land, education laws due to lack of will/ability of the government to reform these laws
@@Zak-qh5tb Over population is also one of the major reasons.At the end of the day all the resources are limited. Current birth rate of India is still more than the birth rate of China in 1991which is most industrialized nation in the world
@@maxmin1234 There are certain regions on earth which are only deserts with no water nothing and there are giant cities there with millions of people living and progressing because their governments have a will and capable people in charge. They lack food and water in a desert to support huge population so what their governments do they bring scientific innovative technologies to solve their issues and move forward. Our people are the best in the world at finding reasons to justify our current terrible condition. If you have a huge population, us this as a advantage by giving them basic manufacturing skills, bring in large scale labor intensive manufacturing industries to generate huge employment but all we want to do is just blame our people and not incompetence of government.
@@Zak-qh5tb Those region countries population are not even close to our top tier metro population so again the population is very low & since you have the low population you will have lots of resources for everyone & in any case they had huge oil deposits which they haven't got due to their hardwork or talent. It's just a natural resource which is very costly
@@maxmin1234 As I said we are the best at making excuses. You are telling me our giant country which is basically a continent doesn't have one city, not even one city which is in the top 10 in the world in terms of quality of life, ease of business, corruption index performance etc. I am not asking you to show me 10 Indian cities I am asking just 1 city. For example take Varanasi with population around 3 million, which is around rank 30 in India in population and is not even in top 80 populated cities in Earth, has our full government support, financial backing due to being a sacred city, still one of the worst cities in terms of pollution terrible civic sense poor waste management noise pollution etc. If that is how badly we treat our sacred city then I can only say it is incompetence because surely our government and people have intention to make the sacred city the best in India.
People in other countries majority of people do engineering by choice due to their interest and passion in the field. Here in India we do engineering just to get a bachelor's degree with no interest in the field and samajik pressure.
This is like eyes opening podcast. Very thankful to raj. I want to call any mit ,oxford, Cambridge Or harvard professor for podcast to how this kind of institute making best engineers or start-up or call any other Indian person who actually work on this kind of things.
missed terms in indian education system
1.education
2.System
3.Indian
Bhot bada scam hai....indirectly middle class ko fir se backward krne ka
Explain
@@chanakyabhakt Just google it and you will get lot of research paper and thesis with complete negative and positive impact.
Wrong! Galat!
Education fraud & scams se middle nahi, puura desh backward hota hai! Check the education system of developed vs. developing/garib desh.
Sone ki chidiya kyu bola jaata tha. Mughlo ne university & mandir kyu jalaye
@@anupjain7457 Thats true. I gree to the point, what you have written here but my point is that, high cost plus scam in both condition they are playing the dirty game.
@@anupjain7457 independence k baad agla 5 Education minister musl!m ko bnaya, if you know you know,, to glorify mughal slaughterrr and oppressed real Education..
I love that this podcast focuses on skills for the future. As someone without an engineering background, I'd appreciate episodes tailored for people like me who have a general education but are eager to develop technical skills. Thank you!
5:42 As of May 2024, India's GDP per capita was $2,730, China's was $13,140, Singapore's was 88,447 and the United States' was $85,370.
My son has a 95% in 10th ,rather then doing 11th & 12th( we presume it is a waste of time) we decided to go IGTR for doing 4 year diploma where students are getting industry ready by handing latest machines with advance technology , later on for doing graduate program we have decided go to Taiwan or Germany for further study to be the domain expert ( doing 11th , 12th + 4 year of engineering is really waste of time , money & energy ) manufacturing sector is changing very fast in india and all multinational are setting up there manufacturing facility in india , trust me guys we need good engineers and technocrats too.
I am electrical and electronics engineering student I have done my diploma also in same branch. I struggled lot to make my Career progress and today I am energy analyst. The thing I told you this because I am diploma guy with engg and very good at lab but only thing maths was not my cup of tea and 11 and 12 students also used to study with us and don't know to do labs practicalynand they were good at maths. I used to this how these people get job but when placements started these people used get the job easier even they they don't know anything in practice but me not used get it the irony was due to maths . So want to tell you that not our education system even our hiring system is not correct. Today I am energy analyst and solving problems that good in maths people can't solve and maths is not everything that companies need to understand. Some good at maths but not at work no one checks on this part.
thank you for sharing this!
Kha bhi chale jao employment nhi hai or sasti hiring hai.
I totally agree that 11-12th + 4 yr btech is wastage but problem yeh hei ke cheeze itni simple nhi hoti jitni kehdi jaati....Bina itne bade convinced vision ke cheeze karna bhi bewakoofi hojati hei....I hope ur path works it sounds logical but with experience I can say the world at tymes is not logical.So, let's wait & watch package kitna lagta hei...
@@santoshukarde one life is not enough to get success 😂.
Hi Raj, please make a podcast with Nambi Narayan sir. He can put his more perspective in education system as well as research.
All engineers give attendance here😂👇👇👇
Future 😂
😂
Karo Ke Nahi
Iitian
Present sir😂
Now I feel happy that i took admission in NAMTECH
I'm also planning to take admission there which course you are doing
Muje MIT Jana ha 🥲😔
The problem with core engineering in our country is that no comparable opportunity is available here & so engineers begin to think that when my peers from CS or IT back ground are earning handsomely and living good life then why should I not. So they shift to other domains b cos of lack of comparable opportunities.
Bhaiya, please make videos on Importance of MSME, because there's a big difference between MSME and so called STARTUP.
Engineering is the best education because it builds character.
I would rather discuss politics with an engineer than with a political science graduate!
@@bobsinhav 😂😂😂
Experiences in LIFE and Exposure a person goes through builds CHARACTER ....not Engineering. it's just a Education Degree.
@@pratiktembhekar1996 I am not talking about ""semester syllabus". I am talking about environment we get in engg college😂😂
By spending 15 lakh & 4 years..😂😂
Hi Raj, pls make a podcast on what students can do after their 12th apart from software training. I mean what are the different streams available to pursue a career. Like how to get into manufacturing engineering and what are the colleges available in India. Hope you will do one please ....
Thanks for putting the question
And ur doubts as straight as u can ..it shows the authenticity
thank you!
@@rajshamani ❤️❤️
Raj shamani sir please invite communication leader, CEO of global career hub delhi Yogesh Chaudhary sir , education counselor, it's beneficial for students, students don't have guidance to do study overseas, just a suggestion
Bhai very good Podcast
Mazza A gaya
very Informativ
glad you found it helpful!
@@rajshamani Plz! Sir Can you bring guest on Cybersecurity ??
India mein engineers produce hi nahi hote, these all are aspiring software developers. No body takes core branches which are actually engineering branches because there is no job market and our beloved country is not ready set up more RnD institutes and pay them handsome amount
Great episode with Arunkumar pillai sir! Could you invite a construction industry specialist to discuss why employees often don't get a minimum bare amount of salary, especially as the industry is booming?
Amazing Podcast . I want you to make more podcasts on the skills that students need to learn side by side their college course which are very important if they have to stand on their own in the market for a better Tomorrow . So someone who could guide on that how can we learn those skills on our own .
Raj shamani is far better than Ranveer allahbadia
Bro both are very good in their work
Inspiring. Please see if you can cover something on Indian law firms, their business model, attrition rate, issues faced in building and expansion, etc.
Our education system needs to be changed, I have been saying that for last 15 years since I came back from Australia after finishing my studies there. Once I came back I felt strongly, that we needed a change in the education system.
He's soo soft-spoken
wise and experienced people are often very soft spoken.
yes, he was so humble and polite 🙌
Fabulous podcast. I never loved being an engineer. I’m a creative director now. Wish I had done something related to art back then, but I utilise the technical knowledge in shooting. Well spoken and great insights by the guest as well. Kudos!
glad you found the episode valuable 🙌
manufacturing hai to india me ..besan k pakode..aate sooji k golgappe...chai( dolly etc.) matthi...poori sabji ..tikki..vada pav girl ....btech gol gappa .....samosa...chaap and much more....sab thelaa lga to rhe hai..is se upar koi soch hi nhi paa rha...aur soche b kyu jb unko usi me accha income hai ..kya gdp k baare me sochega wo
Why don't you start small manufacturing unit
😂 but hey its manufacturing
Great eps RAJ being an engineer turned entrepreneur truly agree ❤
more power to you man, stay tuned for more!
Hello there, Now I studied engineering in my final year, and this podcast helps me a lot in gaining skills and knowing what is currently going on in the IT industry and what I need to do for a job.
I wanted 15 skilled graduates and was not able to shortlist even 5 for UK based company in Punjab. I interviewed so many graduates in their respective fields , but was not able to offer job. As most of the students said , we don't have any skills other than this degree. Degree I just consider as piece of paper in India from most of the colleges. Our students need to trained or at least educate in such a way in India that they think different or you can say critical thinking and analytic thinking. I can go to china and get skilled work force in 2 days and same time if I come to India , it will take 6 months to find someone and start production. Even Vietnam is able to provide the skilled labor now. If industry is moving out of China, it is opting other countries like Vietnam or south Korea. India have a opportunity right now but it's loosing on that. Why would industry come to India ?
Thank you Raj for getting him on your show.
Some times i criticize you and some times i appreciate you.
Take both the situations in a positive way.
Hi Raj... thanks for the podcast your podcast are always very insightful
thank you, means a lot. More to come 🚀
@Raj Shamani plaase get more such people on show who talk about solutions for education related problems.
Such a wholesome and informative podcast ❤ keep bringing in such great thinking people who will really contribute to the nation
for sure, more is on the way 🚀
Raj ur doing very god job through podcast each topic is really amazing , all podcast video of your channel i seen. It is really amazing ❤
thanks for all your support, means a lot!
Education System ko Change kaise kare us par Podcast banao
👍
Parte to ho nahi kya fayda
Bhai mai 4 saal civil engineeer kaam kiya aur field hi chod di. Mera salary tha 16000 after 4 year in Kerala. Now doing job in some other field and earning well 😆😂
Abe tu psu mai ja sakta tha agar padhai kari hoti
Bhai kis field me job kr rahe ho aap...pls suggest.
@@LearnoPhile-xy8omgetting into psu requires rank under 100 it's very tough ,
@@LearnoPhile-xy8ombhai psu wale jyda chemical ko lete hai mechanical aur civil ko bht kam
There exists a big confusion between science,engineering and technology..and the inevitable overlap h had only accentuated this confusion over the years.science always leads and shows the path for progress of human endeavour and engineering skill enables to realise the fruits of science while technology that follows both these provides support to this endeavour.
Super insight into Indian scene..thank you. Good ad for Namtech guys...batchs start in Aug !
This good eye opening for the #Modi education polciy
Building something comes after stability both in life and finance. The problem is we find engineering as a way to be financially stable.
Basically non technical jobs should be guaranteed to pay basic needs.
I think digitilisation is the gift of the century,after seeing our countries educational situation
Do podcast on Indian education system and foreign education system and difference between them. And what opportunities in foreign
Buddy , I'm obsessed with your podcasts ❤️❤️❤️
Hope this conversation changes my own journey and approach
It was a great podcast, I really learned a lot from this thank you ....
Engineering me 4 years waist krwate he collage wale sidhe four year ka experience de do tu koi bhi berojgar tu rhega hi nhi and new innovations ke sath some people apni khudki companey build krni strength rkhta bcz unke under potential hoti he us time ye mene personally feel kiya he but family problem ki wajh se mene apna startup nhi kr paya mere ideas pe but one day i work myself idea and iam sucessful ❤😊
Excellent communication ❤❤❤
How to keep being motivated as an entrepreneur. Fmcg sales ( preferably in food industry) and marketing: how and where to start and sustain. These are very important issues for me personally as an entrepreneur and would be greatful if you could make this video.
Make a video on indian agriculture and how the farmers can export there product and earn from cross border
As this government moto is to take India as the emerging country with good economy but how are they
As they are not focusing on the root level (schools ,colleges )they should change the system
Please bring someone to talk on today's problems of students nd how to tackle it. For eg- distraction, sleepiness while studying, less exercise, incorrect body posture, loneliness out of home when in pg, alternatives of costly healthy food when living in hostel, reduce stress while preparing for exams etc
It's not just system problem.
Same desi students studying masters in US universities still have "jugaad" attitude. Get max GPA by hook or crook, even though companies here don't give a f about GPA.
Jobless kind of thing is not only in engineering field this is every where
It's very knowledgeable podcast. 🎉
glad you think so!
Let me share you my story in brief-
I passed my Diploma in 2011 in Civil engineering , got a job in private sector then I went for graduation in the same stream but then I was not getting even 15000 per month then I need to "switch my stream" and went to a company which was in india but was based in London who provides not only more salary as a fresher but also provides allowance, incentives, perks, performance incentive and many more
And I was thinking of serving my country deep inside so I left it one day and now i am earning decent amount " In an Indian company" but no perks and no allowance and complicated incentive scheme which is hardly possible .....
So Yes Education system sucks - I can not use my technical skills now ........ I don't know what to do now for better performance already in my 30's
Very though provoking discussion 🎉
thank you 🙌
Good knowledge given thanks.
Nice explanation.
India mai sab ko bas software developer banna hai , koi core branch mai jaana hi nahi chahta , college mai bhi bas Software Developer ko hi hire karne aati hai companies toh college bhi inhi par focus karta hai
I graduated in ECE but 4 year ki btech mai bas 2 sem hi vlsi designing padhi , meri brach mai kisi ko interest hi nahi tha Chip designing mai kyuki sab ko pata tha ki college mai bas software developers ki profile ke liye companies aati hai.
India mai log engineering bas degree lene ke kiye karte hai. Baad mai sochte hai ki ab life mai kya karna hai .
That the reason i don't like to go engineering colleges for degree.......
i actually like to observe thing, and how the machine or technology work, but our teacher are themselves only doing teaching rather than intense research and teach student how should we do research..........Most of time between 9 and 12, i had asked my teacher out of box they just reply it's not in our syllabus.....so we don't need to study those things.......do what i told😢😢
A second perspective is what my teachers told me about.
Indian engineering is better in a way to make your future outside the country.
Why ?
Because in the first year we are taught the basics of all the branches. So we know something about the branch. Whereas this is not the same thing for other countries. They study respectively about the branch they selected.
So I like this about the Indian engineering system.
Happy seeing ur growth in content...by passing days 😁
it’s all your support, stay tuned 💯
Nice conversation... 👍
Education System is the only System which lag both Education AND System .
always try to do improve our skills and completely focused on it you will defenatly grow up.
exactly, well said💯
3 things are missing
1. Quality teacher's
2. Education
3. System 😢
This is one of the amazing podcast I ever heard about the technical
education.
I have a new perspective that we have we all young minds to be a problem solver .
great takeaway! thank you for watching 💯
33:37 sentence truly correct in all Indian companies.
We cant only blame the education system, we should be willing to learn skills on our own that schools fail to teach
Raj sir - this is episode was perfect face of engineer.
Can u bring marketing person please for interview- it’s toughest job. Skills of engineer product - marketing is must .
on the interview - more could have been discussed about namtech instead of Education System - I watched the entire conversation and at end find that he has a solution!!!
on the Education System of India ----
Reality:
Government related - NEP 2020 Policy is not a rule; Employability is not yet anyone's mandate (NHEQF has just released a draft)
Parents and students - see it as investment, want to maximise earning... mismatch (both horizontal and vertical) in job is allowed... so, civil, mech engineers ... are doing something else, most of the times software development
Teachers - how many have industry exposure? are they updated? are they willing to redefine their role - include employability as their objective if not mandate?
Institutions - show mismatched jobs as placements - most of the placements are different from the training they gave, - do they pay their teachers on par?
Employers - how many are willing to give internships, training to their employees (WIPRO is an exception to my knowledge)
Students - how many students are committed, discuss their score patterns, % on time course completion, how many want to work in our country? , how many are willing to work for lower salary, have our engineering students compared with the medicos, CAs or lawyers?
So, my questions are:
1. Aren't good students getting employed? - they are getting employed.
2. So, whom are we expecting to anything about this? Whom are we talking to? if you say scam - can we spot the scammer?
My perspective - we (Indians) do not share the responsibility. Our attitude towards country, education and work are NOT aligned towards country's future... there is a need for discussion country wide to solve... bring in alignment...
What I agree - the moment is ripe for disruption.. , four-year rigorous experiential programme,
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Aapka skill dekha jaata h..🙂
skill matlab konti ?
Kaun hai, puncture Jamail??
Why do you think those who studied do not have skills?
P@@bonran
Study krra h to skill kese nhi h? Kya bkwas chiz padh ra h
I can guarantee you that what he has said is accurate because I am an engineer. About 15 lac engineers are produced in India annually, but only 30-40% of them are highly skilled. Additionally, the curriculum and methodology are so antiquated that students today merely worry about passing with excellent percentages without possessing the necessary abilities. I personally dislike the idea taught in engineering colleges, and even after practicing coding and doing internship for a year, i still want to leave this field due of the curriculum and structure. There isn't any practical knowledge; instead, the entire subject is crammed just before exam day.
I have done my mechanical engineering in 2014 and after completing btech I got job with very low pay scale only 10000 then i have coupled MBA and currently i am earning 54000 in hand in other non tech field your podcast is very good
How to start business a average student with full potential of business mind
PLEASE MAKE a video on architecture industry ,no one talk about on this topic people don't known architecture and architects problem .
True sir i saw the namtech it is very beautiful and creative
raj bhiya plz make more podcast on future job
We need to get education experts and officials from countries like Singapore, Israel, Japan etc and have them overhaul our entire education system! I don't think we can do anything ourselves, given the challenges we face............
It is sort of Simple and we are lacking execution interest
Engineer
1. Stop Sending Kids to Engineering College via AIEEE ranking system
2. Create Trade schools to hire Associates, Analyst , technicians
3. Provide Good housing and Nutrition and Sports facilities with good Medical
Doctors
1. Not everyone needs to become a heart surgeon, a Cardiologist
2. Create and enroll people in Medical Ambulance services, EMR .
Podcast on Basic indian education system ❤😊
1:46 and many engineers cant evn code prperly
This is what I have pointed put to people in India..........IITs, IIMs, AIIMS and the best institutes in India are mediocre institues of rote learning that do not teach any critical thinking and problem solving. There are hardly any big thinkers or original entrepreneurs coming out of them. There is hardly any important bench or field research coming out of them. To scale up, graduates of these institutes go to the US (and to a lesser degree Europe/UK) to get MS, MBA, MD or get work experience and that is when they get to learn real work, innovation and critical thinking. Thats where they make their contributions.
Dear Raj Please make a podcast on the medical field carrier ( Doctor) .. challenges and solutions in this career. Please please
Engineering is mugging up thousands of concepts in one time and write in exams ..that's it only...that's why it is boring
Per capital income of countries in Dollars $
India - 2,800 $
China - 12,800 $
Singapore - 67,000 $
US - 66,500 $
make a podcast on Reason of disappearing engineering jobs in core branches( mech,civil,elec.)
Make a podcast with purely emphasize Research, Development and Innovation. Try to bring industry experts, researchers and professors in a single podcast for the same.
Please do a podcast On our education system and what changes to be needed and why it's not done yet?
Raj Sir, I seriously wholeheartedly want you to make a video addressing CAs, CSs, CMAs and all those finance degrees having C in them. It will really help students who are devoting their time and energy just to get those degrees and later on realizing that it is not that fruitful or worthwhile. Please if that's possible and match your area of interest. Do put efforts I will personally share it to all my friends. Thank you
Fc you u only know about ca cs cma😂😂😂😂
Skills eeng. Should know
1)AIML data analytics
2) Analytical and critical skills
3) comunication skills
4)team building
5) the lacking area in your area
Bhai Sports, relationship, health related podcast Karo ...
Sir hum soch nhi rhe hai ki hum engineer hai...yeh to system hai jo freshers ko mouka hi nhi deta...unko sirf experience se lena dena...one experience logo ke under minimum 10 fresher workforce de sakta hai...but we are not utilising our freshers.
Superb podcast
thank you!
Nice information,,I am working on Startup idea which aim to enhance Critical thinking and curiosity of students of engineering....
PLEASE GIVE TIME STAMP OF QUESTIONS IN DISCRIPTION. WE WANT TO SEE ONLY RELEVANT PART.
Pls make video on migraine issues because of which women suffering the most
I was waiting your video !