Don’t get me wrong, she’s definitely an inspiration but just wanted to remind whoever is reading through these comments that everyone has their own pace! Don’t worry! You were not placed on earth to be another Buddima. You be YOU! Take your own time cause life is not a race although society tries to say otherwise! You have Dr.Buddhima who does a 9-5 job after being the youngest PhD holder and you have people like Gaia Kodituwakku who dropped out of university half way cause of depression etc and now working from home earning the same as Dr.Buddhima or even more. What I’m trying to say here is that, everyone has their own destiny written somewhere. It’s up to you to know what to do with your life. It’s okay to be confused, it’s okay to fail. It’s okay to be a late bloomer as long as you don’t give up! Dr.Buddhima didn’t give up and neither did Gaia Kodituwakku. In my opinion the key to success in life is determination!
very well said. This is not to watch and think how late you are to finish your bachelor when you are 24 when she's done with her PhD too. But this inspiring story gives you many more important lessons how you can do what you want in your pace.
This girl attended a private school which was why she got her double promotions and was able to able to complete her a levels at 16 There are many students from international schools who have entered University at age 17 and graduated at age 20 but this is at Universities abroad
I should add that in the past in the 1960 s when admissions at younger ages were not too hard and double promotions were given students did A levels ( then called HSC) and entered University of Sti Lanka ( then called Ceylon ) with special permission from the Education Department at age 16 This was a very common practice among children whose both parents were teachers especially in rural areas I know two of these people personally I should also add that there are many doctors in the UK who have completed their Post graduate qualifications such MRCP and MRCS by the time they are 25 years There were many young people who completed their PHDs by 24 or 25 It’s also important to note that when doing a PHD one is specialising in only a minuscule section of a subject and that ones general knowledge of the subject can be superfial
Well done !! You are role model and Iconic for Sri Lanka society. I am Sri Lankan origin but I am British, I am a teacher and I have much more to learn from you.
Contragulations Dr buddima.. you have a great personality great achievements and you are a great person... Your interview is an inspiration for us... Thankyou..💙
Great interview Very inspiring story. This interview has so many ideas about how to shape up anyone's life not only young people, even grownups. I love this video and thank you for taking time to do this video as this will give lot of motivation to people in Sri Lanka and whoever watching this video from rest of the world. Very best wishes from the United Kingdom.
Congratulations on your very impressive accomplishments. You are an inspiration to the future generation of Sri Lanka to shoot for the stars. God bless you
Wrong stat by the youTube channel. Buddhima's talent, skill and the dedication is appreciated. Pulse please do not post wrong stats. There are plenty of PhD holders in India younger than her. As I know youngest PhD holder in India is 17yrs.
She is a great character and role model for every body. awesome, I really appreciate specially a creation through private education which every body should understand the value of open opportunities without barriers , If Sri Lanka had a PMC, we could have produced brilliant such doctors also in this manner. we should not make use regulation to depress the youths. It is very good lesson to Bandula Gunawardane who strike against private schools.
A great upbringing by her parents, it was her destiny happy for her ❤ the once who are reading he comments don't worry you aren't too late for any thing.. You are god'schild, you are blessed. You are tellented . life will offer more chances get them back and work on ur self to become the best version of you.. Definitely you too will make ur mother country proud. Good luck with ur work 🤗😘 Shahany Muhsin 🙂😍
My sister did edexel ol at age of 15. She while doing local grade 9 in private school English medium did in age of 15 got a A* for physics. Also all other subjects all A, B in OL. She is doing maths, further maths, physics and chemistry for AL. She got a full marks for physics in grade 12. She did AS last year and A2 to this year. She'll be going to university at age of 17 next year January. She is born in 2005. What she did was concentrate well in class. Friends in class laughed at her. But now she's going to start degree when other's are going to start Al.
How the heck did they come to the conclusion that she is the youngest in South Asia to do her Phd?.....I know a couple of Indian friends who got their Phd at fhe same time....🤔
I am not envy on her. If she had studied in government school and joined state university, she wouldn't have finished her first degree by the age of 25. This is the ugly side of our education system, no one willing to change it.
She talks well.. good inspiration to young people.. she reminds you all very common practices in life.. in terms of education.. I would say she is talent no doubt... But definitely not the youngest PhD holder in Asia... This is misleading also... It is again the equation on Money people too.. remember this Sri Lankan people..
1) About starting school at 3 : I think she’s referring to Montessori- where many more children including me started when we were 2.5 years. 2) She finished her ALs when she was 17. She was not the youngest. She sat for the exam with many others her age. Yes, she might have joined SLIIT in the same year, that’s true. 3) She was not the youngest undergraduate at SLIIT. There were other students who I personally know in undergraduate programmes during the same time (who even graduated before her) 4) These same people I refer to in (3) graduated one year before her and joined the SLIIT academic staff. Thus, she was not the youngest staff member either. 5) Everyone (boys and girls in their 20s) leave their jobs to pursue their PhD. Some of them are capable for securing funding in reputed universities. But congratulations on your achievement! Im sure you undoubtedly did a great job at UoP 6) And about being the youngest PhD holder 😂 I don’t even want to go there. Shes not even the youngest female PhD holder in South Asia. I know dozens of people from our region who got their PhD before or when they were 25 including Sri Lankan citizens (also girls) who graduated from many reputed universities including MIT Nevertheless congratulations on your achievements!
In sri lankans exaggerates everything. There are so many kids like those now a days who have finished their studies when they are 16 and 17 because they have done cambridge international OL and AL i hope she has received those benefits because of their parents specially her mom works in the education ministry. However i believe it is her luck what she has gained from her earlier lives.
In sri lanka no one is allowed to admit a school before 5th birthday because of this some people changed the BC of their children how she was adnitted to a gov school when she was three. In sri lanka now there are lot of younger kids who have done Lindon OLs when they were 13 or 14 yrs. But there are very exceptional cases it is ok but In the UK and USA are very concerned about the age of the children and do not entertain the younger kids wirh older children i personally belueve child 's real age is five yrs to start the school. She might be got that chace to go to the school when she was three as her mom was in the Education Ministry.
I cannot see any research article first-authored by Budhdhima Subashinge even in the google scholar. Or in Researchgate. Don't know why some youtube channels like this hyping people for no reason. There is a sentence that one of the most typed on social media. "Don't make stupid people famous". Not for this video because she has obvious achievements. But most of this channel's other interviews are just a bunch of bullshit and crap.
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 Not jealousy. But channels like this are overhyping people who are not supposed to be hyped. I wonder how a CS based Phd fellow has no Scholar account or a researchgate account. I admire her achievements if those are true. But don't believe anything on a youtube channel.
@@Calchustler Yh agree. Hyping up her for nothing big deal. False facts by the interviewer too. I think this Wimal account is Buddhima's fake account btw🤣🤣
You cannot start with a government school when you are 3 years old. The principal will not admit the child. You are lucky that you had the necessary resources and the support of your parents. Unfortunately, most of the parents in Sri Lanka do not even know what the heck a PhD is. Success in life is relative. However, congratulations that you achieved a high level of academia! :) I hope you have the strength to do some sort of a change in the educational system in Sri Lanka.
My mother is greater than her because dr. Buddima she's financially gain from investment in studies in that case my mom sacrificed her valuable time for rising me without any financial gain. Nowadays we forget to value place of a mother.
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 it's related because for you she's great base on her educational qualification and her job position but for me mother is better than her because she sacrifice her future on behalf of kids.
@@heatherstewart1996 anything financially not benefit considered as not valuable. Example:- becoming a mother. This is because capitalistic society values things based on money and wealth. A mother is more worth than CEO women who isn't a mother.
Proud f u Dr.Buddima. but I never heard ur name n top rated chess players list n d country o any standard tournaments, because not every player would become champions. Persons r included n their own unique talents.
I respect the courage she represent, however somebody partying and going out with friends doesnt make a kid corrupted nor affecte education as long as he/she focus is education.
The interviewer is very sensible and professional compared to the PhD holder, the PhD holder's attitude looks to be like a fresh face t.v serial actress!
First time I got to know a person who can remember the infant childhood at the age of 3!!!!!’ . Can any one tell what is the world rank of Peradeniya University!!!!?
Seriously woman. get your facts straight before you caption up or say something. There are more younger people than her who got pHD at a more younger age (alot In India)many of my friends specially. Lol But this whole interview is great..👌🤘
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 🤣🤣🤣 Talk with sense yo. So SLn ones are the best?? JOKE OF THE YEAR People hardly know what Sri Lanka is on the global map too. 🤣 SLn ones got no recognition anywhere in the world comparatively.
So what this is just another thing that will fade away very soon. So this is not worth investing. Pretty soon even getting a phd won't worth much. So what else is new.
Seriously woman. get your facts straight before you caption up or say something. There are more younger people than her who got pHD at a more younger age (alot In India)many of my friends specially. Lol But this whole interview is great.👌🤘
@@nuwanj2368 Alright not getting interviewed can't possibly be your excuse here. Besides this girl comes out to speak of what she has achieved at a young age... It's not the lady's fault India doesn't showcase true talent if it has hun.
@@inoshajayani9805 Yeah dude. Who said it's her fault.🤣 This about the person who interviews it. She needs to do her homework before blabbering wrong facts on media.
Don’t get me wrong, she’s definitely an inspiration but just wanted to remind whoever is reading through these comments that everyone has their own pace! Don’t worry! You were not placed on earth to be another Buddima. You be YOU! Take your own time cause life is not a race although society tries to say otherwise!
You have Dr.Buddhima who does a 9-5 job after being the youngest PhD holder and you have people like Gaia Kodituwakku who dropped out of university half way cause of depression etc and now working from home earning the same as Dr.Buddhima or even more.
What I’m trying to say here is that, everyone has their own destiny written somewhere. It’s up to you to know what to do with your life. It’s okay to be confused, it’s okay to fail. It’s okay to be a late bloomer as long as you don’t give up! Dr.Buddhima didn’t give up and neither did Gaia Kodituwakku. In my opinion the key to success in life is determination!
Agreed
💯 agree
Agreed
So true 😍
very well said. This is not to watch and think how late you are to finish your bachelor when you are 24 when she's done with her PhD too. But this inspiring story gives you many more important lessons how you can do what you want in your pace.
This girl attended a private school which was why she got her double promotions and was able to able to complete her a levels at 16 There are many students from international schools who have entered University at age 17 and graduated at age 20 but this is at Universities abroad
👍
I should add that in the past in the 1960 s when admissions at younger ages were not too hard and double promotions were given students did A levels ( then called HSC) and entered University of Sti Lanka ( then called Ceylon ) with special permission from the Education Department at age 16 This was a very common practice among children whose both parents were teachers especially in rural areas I know two of these people personally I should also add that there are many doctors in the UK who have completed their Post graduate qualifications such MRCP and MRCS by the time they are 25 years There were many young people who completed their PHDs by 24 or 25 It’s also important to note that when doing a PHD one is specialising in only a minuscule section of a subject and that ones general knowledge of the subject can be superfial
Ms. You're Really great Brilliant .
May positive energies bless always.
Well done !! You are role model and Iconic for Sri Lanka society. I am Sri Lankan origin but I am British, I am a teacher and I have much more to learn from you.
Contragulations Dr buddima.. you have a great personality great achievements and you are a great person... Your interview is an inspiration for us... Thankyou..💙
Rather than looking for mistakes and loopholes, try to absorb importance from her life... She went to her goal and appreciate it !
I have seen many phd graduates at their 24, 25 years of their age.
A great personality I've met once and twice, wish you all the best for the future!
You are a good symbol to our sri Lankan students and also your view about dhamma school is brilliant
Great interview Very inspiring story. This interview has so many ideas about how to shape up anyone's life not only young people, even grownups. I love this video and thank you for taking time to do this video as this will give lot of motivation to people in Sri Lanka and whoever watching this video from rest of the world.
Very best wishes from the United Kingdom.
Humble Simple madam with a great brain and a heart
All the very best!!!
Congratulations on your very impressive accomplishments.
You are an inspiration to the future generation of Sri Lanka to shoot for the stars.
God bless you
Real inspiration .everyone must listen to this. Thanks you both beautiful people
Great success. We are proud of you. May triple gems bless on you . Good luck.
How can you enter school when three years what was your primary school ?🧐
May The Holy Triple Gem Bless you always.
BEST LIFE BEST CONFERENCE BEST PULSE🌹🌹🌹🌷🌷🌷GOD BLESS YOU AMÉN AMÉN AMÉN
I will never forget her piano lesson/ and never skip an ad from PULSE. I enjoyed every second of this interview. Thank you PULSE.
Proud of you girl
way to go 👍
I respect her in all ways her talent , skils etc..එත් දකුණු ආසියාවේ වෙනවා බැහෙ , ලන්කාවෙම වෙන්න පුළුවන් ඉන්දියාව බාලම phd ගත්තෙ අවුරුදු 15 කෙනෙක්, ඊට පස්සෙ 21,..අවුරුදු 25 Phd එකක් ගැනිම පහසුයි..අවුරුදු 20/21වගේ වෙද්දි මාස්ටර් ඉවර කරන අය ඉන්නව, එතොකොට 24/25 වගේ phd දාන අය ඉන්නවා ...
Key is සතිපට්ඨානය
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
You can achieve anything ❗️
Wrong stat by the youTube channel.
Buddhima's talent, skill and the dedication is appreciated.
Pulse please do not post wrong stats. There are plenty of PhD holders in India younger than her.
As I know youngest PhD holder in India is 17yrs.
Admire the ppl who were capable of doing that rather than posting this kind of ugly comments 🤐
Please interview more people like this. Really interesting and knowledgeable
Politicians should spend more to educate population to develope the country ,thats the best investment .
She is a great character and role model for every body. awesome, I really appreciate specially a creation through private education which every body should understand the value of open opportunities without barriers , If Sri Lanka had a PMC, we could have produced brilliant such doctors also in this manner. we should not make use regulation to depress the youths. It is very good lesson to Bandula Gunawardane who strike against private schools.
She is very talent girl. Although she went private or government she become like that position
You are the great inspiration for all students.best wishes!
A great upbringing by her parents, it was her destiny happy for her ❤ the once who are reading he comments don't worry you aren't too late for any thing.. You are god'schild, you are blessed. You are tellented . life will offer more chances get them back and work on ur self to become the best version of you..
Definitely you too will make ur mother country proud.
Good luck with ur work 🤗😘
Shahany Muhsin 🙂😍
Great achievements.. keep it up.. congratulations
May triple jem bless you
My sister did edexel ol at age of 15. She while doing local grade 9 in private school English medium did in age of 15 got a A* for physics. Also all other subjects all A, B in OL. She is doing maths, further maths, physics and chemistry for AL. She got a full marks for physics in grade 12. She did AS last year and A2 to this year. She'll be going to university at age of 17 next year January. She is born in 2005. What she did was concentrate well in class. Friends in class laughed at her. But now she's going to start degree when other's are going to start Al.
Good luck and congratulations
Be humble and encourage others too
How the heck did they come to the conclusion that she is the youngest in South Asia to do her Phd?.....I know a couple of Indian friends who got their Phd at fhe same time....🤔
Exactly. I know many Indians too. Shes 25 but they are more younger than her. This isn't a big deal.
who ever makes the most noise will get noticed.
Once i heard a lecture of her at university of ruhuna.perfect
Very high achiever 👏 hope she goes on to do great things.
Inspirational! 👌
I am not envy on her. If she had studied in government school and joined state university, she wouldn't have finished her first degree by the age of 25. This is the ugly side of our education system, no one willing to change it.
She talks well.. good inspiration to young people.. she reminds you all very common practices in life.. in terms of education.. I would say she is talent no doubt... But definitely not the youngest PhD holder in Asia... This is misleading also... It is again the equation on Money people too.. remember this Sri Lankan people..
All the very best! Very proud of you 😇
But u had lot of money because of you hv everything now. Your Are the best example for only rich girls. Not others.. anyway Gd luck N stay hpy.
True
Nethuli Ananya girl you had a head start in life . Not every srilanka girl has opportunity to succeed.
1) About starting school at 3 : I think she’s referring to Montessori- where many more children including me started when we were 2.5 years.
2) She finished her ALs when she was 17. She was not the youngest. She sat for the exam with many others her age. Yes, she might have joined SLIIT in the same year, that’s true.
3) She was not the youngest undergraduate at SLIIT. There were other students who I personally know in undergraduate programmes during the same time (who even graduated before her)
4) These same people I refer to in (3) graduated one year before her and joined the SLIIT academic staff. Thus, she was not the youngest staff member either.
5) Everyone (boys and girls in their 20s) leave their jobs to pursue their PhD. Some of them are capable for securing funding in reputed universities. But congratulations on your achievement! Im sure you undoubtedly did a great job at UoP
6) And about being the youngest PhD holder 😂 I don’t even want to go there. Shes not even the youngest female PhD holder in South Asia. I know dozens of people from our region who got their PhD before or when they were 25 including Sri Lankan citizens (also girls) who graduated from many reputed universities including MIT
Nevertheless congratulations on your achievements!
In sri lankans exaggerates everything. There are so many kids like those now a days who have finished their studies when they are 16 and 17 because they have done cambridge international OL and AL i hope she has received those benefits because of their parents specially her mom works in the education ministry. However i believe it is her luck what she has gained from her earlier lives.
Very true mate. She gives it all away with her exaggerated childhood achievements. Good for lankan media though
Lankans loves to exaggerate for sure.
In sri lanka no one is allowed to admit a school before 5th birthday because of this some people changed the BC of their children how she was adnitted to a gov school when she was three. In sri lanka now there are lot of younger kids who have done Lindon OLs when they were 13 or 14 yrs. But there are very exceptional cases it is ok but In the UK and USA are very concerned about the age of the children and do not entertain the younger kids wirh older children i personally belueve child 's real age is five yrs to start the school. She might be got that chace to go to the school when she was three as her mom was in the Education Ministry.
Lolz 49 this girl said that she attended an international school
Lolz 49 Besides this girl has attended very ordinary universities both here and abroad
I cannot see any research article first-authored by Budhdhima Subashinge even in the google scholar. Or in Researchgate. Don't know why some youtube channels like this hyping people for no reason. There is a sentence that one of the most typed on social media. "Don't make stupid people famous". Not for this video because she has obvious achievements. But most of this channel's other interviews are just a bunch of bullshit and crap.
why don't you appreciate her achievement , if u want to see her research papers u can ask from university. You have little jealousy ?...........
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 Not jealousy. But channels like this are overhyping people who are not supposed to be hyped. I wonder how a CS based Phd fellow has no Scholar account or a researchgate account. I admire her achievements if those are true. But don't believe anything on a youtube channel.
@@Calchustler Yh agree. Hyping up her for nothing big deal. False facts by the interviewer too.
I think this Wimal account is Buddhima's fake account btw🤣🤣
Congratulations dr. Buddima
Love this interview ! These kind of things should be watched by every Srilankan . ❤️
So proud of you, beautiful daughter of Lanka Matha♥️
Wish you all the very best.
How dis she start school at 3 years was it nurseries.im confused
Its not true u think...who gave the admission for her..how her parents get the admission..i cant believe that..
So proud of you buddhi as your my batch mate.
Proud about you Miss ❤❤❤
Life and knowledge not about getting PhDs. People with high qualifications are not practical in real world.
Agree🙏🙏🖖
True
Great achievement! I too got a double promotion. Jumped from 1 to 3.
All the best miss
Bright young woman, best wishes
cn u give ny details about information systems degree in ucsc
Great interview and motivation story
You cannot start with a government school when you are 3 years old. The principal will not admit the child. You are lucky that you had the necessary resources and the support of your parents. Unfortunately, most of the parents in Sri Lanka do not even know what the heck a PhD is. Success in life is relative. However, congratulations that you achieved a high level of academia! :) I hope you have the strength to do some sort of a change in the educational system in Sri Lanka.
My mother is greater than her because dr. Buddima she's financially gain from investment in studies in that case my mom sacrificed her valuable time for rising me without any financial gain. Nowadays we forget to value place of a mother.
nothing related this Mr ,what are u talking.....
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 it's related because for you she's great base on her educational qualification and her job position but for me mother is better than her because she sacrifice her future on behalf of kids.
It's great that you respect your mother for her sacrifices. It's also equally important to help moms achieve their dreams too.
@@heatherstewart1996 anything financially not benefit considered as not valuable. Example:- becoming a mother. This is because capitalistic society values things based on money and wealth. A mother is more worth than CEO women who isn't a mother.
Great
Proud f u Dr.Buddima. but I never heard ur name n top rated chess players list n d country o any standard tournaments, because not every player would become champions. Persons r included n their own unique talents.
Buddhima - what other names can fit this piece of brainy personality ? Wow !! great sensical attitude. ✌️
a very good discussion..but there is a problem that when Buddhima talks the interviewer looks down now and then...i think you better avoid it..
Interviewer not known very much about her subjects , she just splits some thing and let her to speak, Its inspired role model for every body.
Dark side -kure Bro : the interviewer wasn't at all interested about Budhimas bragging .that's why 🤣
🙏
How many research paper or articles did u submitted ? . Not youngest in Asia for sure . In India there are many people with title Dr. In their 20
Very motivative
I'm so happy to see you darling
Good luck for you, you are a great motivation for me.
Great interview
I respect the courage she represent, however somebody partying and going out with friends doesnt make a kid corrupted nor affecte education as long as he/she focus is education.
True . That was my point too.
The interviewer is very sensible and professional compared to the PhD holder, the PhD holder's attitude looks to be like a fresh face t.v serial actress!
First time I got to know a person who can remember the infant childhood at the age of 3!!!!!’ .
Can any one tell what is the world rank of Peradeniya University!!!!?
Seriously woman. get your facts straight before you caption up or say something. There are more younger people than her who got pHD at a more younger age (alot In India)many of my friends specially. Lol
But this whole interview is great..👌🤘
u cant rely on INDIAN PHDs, many bogus and inferiors are there
@@wimalsamarakoon2743 🤣🤣🤣 Talk with sense yo. So SLn ones are the best?? JOKE OF THE YEAR
People hardly know what Sri Lanka is on the global map too. 🤣 SLn ones got no recognition anywhere in the world comparatively.
All the best😍
So what this is just another thing that will fade away very soon. So this is not worth investing. Pretty soon even getting a phd won't worth much. So what else is new.
Sliit ❤️
What’s the PhD and concept of achievement of PhD to advantage for people and public services.
Self achievement. We don't have to do everything in life in regards with public interest.
Thanks 🙏 it’s personal achievement
Dokter pilz kanteks namber
How you are going chose your partner
Can i tlk with dr Buddhima
Dulani Doctor namada
No human can remember his 3rd year old memories
Dr Buddima why don't you contest srilankan parliment that there is no one educated women in parliament.
how can a 6 year old girl thinks about herself like she saying in a age of like that .a child in that age cant even control her pee
Great achievement but should learn to express without using hands and arms. Difficult to follow
කලින් ඉස්කෝලෙ ගියා කියලා මොකද ඒකිගෙ ලොකුද 🤬🖕🖕
Seriously woman. get your facts straight before you caption up or say something. There are more younger people than her who got pHD at a more younger age (alot In India)many of my friends specially. Lol
But this whole interview is great.👌🤘
Damn I guess they aren't that accomplished
@@inoshajayani9805 They are accomplished well enough. Just that there's many in india that they have no time to interview just one. 😊😊
@@nuwanj2368 Alright not getting interviewed can't possibly be your excuse here. Besides this girl comes out to speak of what she has achieved at a young age... It's not the lady's fault India doesn't showcase true talent if it has hun.
@@inoshajayani9805 Yeah dude. Who said it's her fault.🤣 This about the person who interviews it. She needs to do her homework before blabbering wrong facts on media.