IIT is the hardest exam of India and the second hardest in the entire world. And students prepare for this exam at the age of 16-18. Huge respect for them!
I've huge respect for these students, they r very hardworking. It's not easy to get in IIT cz it is very competitive exam and there r large no. of competitors.
They are hardworking, very skilled, and very technically competent. But they are not creative or innovative. Their ability to think outside the box is limited, which is why IIT will never be on the same level as schools like MIT or Stanford
I'm not from India but this made me cry😢 such a great documentary that teached me a lot about overcoming hardships and hard work😢but I also felt really bad for the father with the son, he had to ask him to stop partying so that made me wonder if he even notices all of the hard word his father is doing so he can live a better life....
There's nothing to cry about it, as in our culture parents always had are and will always sacrifice for their children to succeed. The results are now visible globally, some examples are Sunder (Google), and others. The peculiar thing to note here is Sunder and others have studied in India and went to pinnacle on the global level
@@learnenglishwithash5383 You dont understand English , forget about understanding the emotion with which @AM-ny7wq has written the comment. Not sure what kind English you are teaching to your pupils.
The most realistic view of how children prepare for IIT and other government exams in India. Indians are super hard working and studying is the only way of breaking poverty and the caste system ❤. Thank you KBC for such genuine work.
Saw many lazy and disrespectful reporting about India in most of the western media. But KBS put so much effort and time to make the documentary with love and respect.
People working with kbs are so beyond talented I'm simply amazed how well they understood the topic and how perfectly they where able to portray it They truly understood the hearts and minds of Indians And it would have taken them a long time to research and then film and then edit it Hats off 👏 I'm so moved I mean when they probably came to India we know how hard it must have been to understand the people and culture But I think after watching the documentary I feel like they truly viewed everyone they met with Empathy and curiosity Which is why they were able to understand our culture so well
Lol, They still f#%ked up the documantary by keep insisting on that "Caste" angle to all this..In this regard they clearly seem failed to understand and gone with pushing the f#%king same false stereotype that these foreign nations have of india huhh.
Beautiful side? Can't u see the sadness in their eyes? Away from home amongst countless competitors they are leading their life as robots. They are being trained to become slaves without a single thought of their own. Just go on studying with pressure. For what ? For doing a stupid job to some big firm? India is just not gonna change when people like u see a beautiful aspect in this kind of life. In this video most of them were so out of their comfort zone when speaking. Life is also about other things , not only academics.
@@grumpygoblin5835 yes but for many of them they either study like robots under pressure or they live an impoverished life and have no other way to lift themselves or their families out of their situations. Neither option is great, but at least by studying they have a chance to improve their lives. Again, not ideal, but sometimes necessary.
I am from Bihar 🇮🇳. And i understand the situation. I feel glad to this documentary movie 🎥 and i have get goosebumps when i see these students face they take so much responsibilities in young age , god bless you everyone, have a great future come to in your life . I think in Bihar mostly every home has least one engineer in thier home 😊.
my sister got into IIT in her first try back then i dont know getting into IIT was that difficult but after knowing i have huge respect for her and i came to know how much talented she is
*Ex iitian recently donated IIT 16 million $ he didn't disclosed his name just said its so less amount than what IIT provides me in the form of knowledge* !
This is such a beautifully created documentary which touches the ground reality by making sure that they cover the perceptive of all the parties included. Special thanks to the narrator for a great script.
First time seeing so much positive coverage from Korean media towards India. Good to this new change. All due to the global power dynamic shift. But, seriously seeing 29:57, no foreign media can never publish article/documentary on India without mentioning caste system.. 🤦🏻♀️
@@msdolly6101981 And they clearly seem to fail to understand how caste thing even works here in today's india lol coz like they showing a muslim family then mentioning caste & then goes on to say that only in IITs case the caste barrier don't exist..This whole thing is peak comedy the way they know Not a thing about it and still mentioning it in documantry as fact When its simply too misleading.
If you don't mind and only if you know can you please tell me how I should prepare for IIT as an international student? Do I have to take JEE or something else?
Wow such an mindblowing documentary. It really won my heart on how much hard work has been put for producing this masterpiece by your time. I also studied in Kota and went through the same journey so can totally resonate. In the end I really got emotional seeing the kids in that village now getting chance to study and so many girls getting the chance to study and getting to prepare for jee for free. It really made me so happy. The people in those village who are making it possible for kids to get such education should definitely get some award. Beside that corporate should support these kind of kids and girls that will be real impact instead of supporting already privileged people while hiring. Absolute 10/10 from me for this masterpiece.
Firstly thank you KBS for such beautiful effort for showing this side of India too unlike many other countries which shows the negative aspects only.And as of this show it made me so so proud ,though Iam not an engineering student or an employee I cant be immensely proud that my country is changing in such positive way despite its cruel hardships..there may also be pros and cons to the pathway but little efforts starting from the very core can surely be the biggest change education can bring.....And this hardships are moulding the coming shining diamonds of the future.....
IIT CHOSE ONLY 1 in millions.. for those who doesn't Qualify...IIT is not the END.... You guys face the most difficult Exam in the World that's shows your worth....
Hello, I am an Indian and I am proud of all the people of my country, who make our country proud by their hard work, I have a lot of karma for those brothers and sisters who, through their hard work जीत हासिल करते हैं I love this video ❤👏👏👏👏👏
wow!!! what a great scrip 👏👏my eyes are filled with tears... i also want to work hard....even Indian broadcast channel busy in bollywood you've done a greater job!! KBS💜
remember in India approx 10 lakh give JEE out of which only 40k secure seats in TOP COLLEGES like IITs and NITs........also this is the population factor that make many indian exams more challenging
This made me tear up. There is part of society that don't have access to education thats why they are suffering. And the other part has access to education but are suffering from the education system. Either ways we have to keep moving forward in the hope of grabbing the opportunity to change our life around. This documentary is so well made.
They're suffering because of thier weak mindset and they'll keep on suffering due to that I don't wanna share my story to prove it but I can say whatever situation will come I'll face it and I'll be ruthless towards myself and towards others if it's necessary for my goal
Thank you KBS to show this hardworking side of India where student at the age 16-17 prepare for the world's second largest exam . Also how genius and high potential minds India have . Thank you once again 🙂
Thanks KBS for such a down to earth production - going into the details of students’ hard work and sacrifices of their families. Advanced engineering colleges in Korea and elsewhere also must be working very hard.
U get admission in IIT from 1.4 billion people not all r students but competition is tooo High compare to any other nation,so definitely the level of education is very high
Thanks, @KBSWORLDTV for bringing out this part of a student's journey. The competition and the hardships students face at such a young age, thanks for bringing it to the worldview. Not only students running to get into iit but also the students trying to get into medicine and government colleges. the competition is soooo intense that only the top 20% of students could get into these premiere colleges every year.
ah this was such a wonderful documentary. i am currently taking a drop year for jee advanced and since the pressure is even more in my case, i am working day and night to achieve my admission. i pray i get into my preferred branch and sector. all the best to my fellow competitors as well :)
biggest push in india is our family and friends and no bullying system . we dont bully each other we dont kill others confidence we respect knowledge and intellegence ,
Let me tell you India's education was nothing at time of these CEO's. Now it's so tough that you can't imagine. Just wait and watch for next generation to come
IIT is every indian dream who are doing engineering , my dream also but I know it's very tough competition . Sometime ago I heard some Indians go to MIT American because they didn't select IIT. As our population is so much and students are so much also. I will give GATE exam next year but I have no hope 😭😭. Give me some blessings you guys 😥😥
What a great video.. The love which the parents have for their children, and their incredible determination, sacrifices, and hard work to see their children get a good education and succeed, is truly inspiring... And moving... So when their children succeed, so do they, as parents... This is the culture of Indian and most Asians, in general... Meanwhile, in other cultures and countries, we see many absent fathers... We see fathers who spend more time boozing , drugging, and womanizing their lives away without any consideration and care for their children and families... Many of these fathers are more concerned with making as many women pregnant, as possible... Any man who puts his children and family first, before himself, deserves respect...
After 12th here in India rat race starts in all field. UPSC SSC Banking IIT Jee(medical) Ca. Etc And really sad part is that seats are limited around (1000-15000) depend which exam you are preparing like upsc for 1000 but applicants are in millions in all these exam.
The IITs were created to train scientists and engineers, with the aim of developing a skilled workforce to support the economic and social development of India after independence in 1947 . But now Max iitian students are leaving india 😢
Studying in IIT BHU and seeing our Alumni Nikesh Arora sir on the Korean television makes me feel proud of Indian Education system even with its flaws.
as a jee aspirant who is studying against all the odds who are trying to drag me down (my family conditions are not favourable and i have least amount of support , but i support myself ,, I CAN DO IT!!) , i feel so happy that u covered iits this is so inspirational for me
I am an engineering student in India although I'm not from IITs but I have cleared jee mains and appeared for jee advanced which is the toughest exam in India and the 2nd toughest in the world. It's given to take admission in engineering colleges. The competition for that is so hard. Our of every 5 Indian students atleast 3 students choose maths or science as there main subject I e they either dream to become doctor or engineer. India produces largest number of doctors and engineers in the world but for them also the competition is very tough. The students are so passionate about it. There are mostly over a hundred engineering colleges in a single state in India apart from the IITs. You can easily find atleast one technical college in even the smallest cities in India. It's more hard for students from those colleges to get hired in a renowned company. That's why people work hard to get into IITs as it's comparatively easier to get a decent job package from there. Thankyou KBS for covering that. I think people in Korea are unaware of this smart side of India, thankyou for letting them know that India is also famous for studies apart from curry and naan and Bollywood. 💜
I underestimated Bihar but what an awesome unity they have, far far better than kota where heavy charges are there but in Bihar its free for students...and what an awesome way to uplift girls...better than all the states
@SportsParadise_ overrated lol? Not sure about that but Indian people who studied from iit got jobs in big American companies, so I think I do not agree with your pov... but okay whatever not everyone can afford going outside India. Scholarships will only help ya in academics, not your expenses(for personal use). How are you going to get money for living, food, transportation and several other things? It isn't as easy as it seems. The people who can't crack JEE go outside India (most of the time). Whatever I have stated is what I've heard, because I do not really live in India or something...~ but I have visited the uni quite a few times it is pretty good!
@@annbloomsall ya ofc they get a good job after studying from IITs, I'm just saying that there are also some much easier options than IITs which doesn't affect the mental health as bad as jee. Most of the foreign students do a part time job to support their expenses ,so studying in foreign is def not a bad option. Where are you from tho?
In the realm of IIT's endless grind, Ambition's fire sometimes leaves behind, Shadows of souls, once bright and free, Trapped in the chase for prestige and degree.
So in your opinion only general category are good.. others are not good even if they beat the upper class in exams.. such a dirty casteist mind you have..
@@rohanshende4338so you think all of them belongs to backward class?🤣 You guys are funny trying to defend illegitimate laws still going on after 75 yrs of independence 🤦 bihar has lot many general category people who are interested in education n becoming something. I am not from bihar btw just telling you this from experience. General category student needs to get 95% whereas backward class one only 80. N he is getting 64%. Just think about tye dude from general category who doesn't hv much of facilities or proper financial condition trying to get 95% 🤦 15% more than reservation students not some 15 marks its %🤦
I love this . I love this documentary. Will start making my own documentaries and docupoems from next year . All these videos motivate me alot . Nice work appreciable
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IIT is the hardest exam of India and the second hardest in the entire world. And students prepare for this exam at the age of 16-18. Huge respect for them!
@jerseydevil241 is it??!!
It is the cancer of India, killing at least 10k students every year
xd@@disgursting_shattt6441
Upsc laughing while seeing this😂😂
One of my friends has got chance this year and only in one attempt...so happy for him ❤
I've huge respect for these students, they r very hardworking. It's not easy to get in IIT cz it is very competitive exam and there r large no. of competitors.
Total students participate in IIT exam 12 lakh + students
They are hardworking, very skilled, and very technically competent. But they are not creative or innovative. Their ability to think outside the box is limited, which is why IIT will never be on the same level as schools like MIT or Stanford
@@bmno.4565 Keep that misconception with you 🤣. The would be one of the most innovative people you will meet in your life
@@bmno.4565 over 40% of start up in silicon valley are ex IIT students and only 20% from Stanford answer that.
@@bmno.4565Are not creative !! Nice joke👀
Watching IIT Madras introduced with a Punjabi music made me laugh out loud 😂
This is India 😅..
We know, we have lots of culture and tradition, music etc. But foreigners always get confused.
I dont get what's funny. Its Indian music & an Indian school.
@@Runread You don't know Indian music and Indian diversity then.
@@vaagai9808 Are they supposed to introduce IIT Madras with Carnatic or Kuttu music? Would it make it more authentic then?
@@Runread Tamil / Carnatic music would be apt, ofcourse.
I'm not from India but this made me cry😢 such a great documentary that teached me a lot about overcoming hardships and hard work😢but I also felt really bad for the father with the son, he had to ask him to stop partying so that made me wonder if he even notices all of the hard word his father is doing so he can live a better life....
Don't just cry out of emotion but rather do something for the nation
There's nothing to cry about it, as in our culture parents always had are and will always sacrifice for their children to succeed. The results are now visible globally, some examples are Sunder (Google), and others. The peculiar thing to note here is Sunder and others have studied in India and went to pinnacle on the global level
Ya, I hope that the boy sees what his father sees in him.
Thank you for your kind words...Its the same anywhere in the world, i guess.. Hard working students do well always
@@learnenglishwithash5383 You dont understand English , forget about understanding the emotion with which @AM-ny7wq has written the comment. Not sure what kind English you are teaching to your pupils.
The most realistic view of how children prepare for IIT and other government exams in India. Indians are super hard working and studying is the only way of breaking poverty and the caste system ❤. Thank you KBC for such genuine work.
That's not the only way. A good business skill or any skill really can take you out of poverty.
That's KBS not kbc
Some Indians are hard working and some are not . Don’t generalize
Thank you KBS nd your entire team for covering this side of India👍..I am so touched and proud to be an Indian😊
LOL
@@AnishTigga836 Butthurt spotted lol
Grow up.
Why are you so proud....you should be ashamed of your country and these people who choose money over country🤬
Why thank you 😂 . We indians are gem and for this we don't need foreigners certificate. First of all stop waiting for foreigners reaction of our step.
Saw many lazy and disrespectful reporting about India in most of the western media. But KBS put so much effort and time to make the documentary with love and respect.
This made me so emotional!
Education is surely the biggest weapon to get out of poverty
not that luck ,intelligence in cyber security to protect your self then you can get out
@@vipinkumar8142not true. A country cannot go forward without having educated people.
People working with kbs are so beyond talented
I'm simply amazed how well they understood the topic and how perfectly they where able to portray it
They truly understood the hearts and minds of Indians
And it would have taken them a long time to research and then film and then edit it
Hats off 👏
I'm so moved
I mean when they probably came to India we know how hard it must have been to understand the people and culture
But I think after watching the documentary
I feel like they truly viewed everyone they met with Empathy and curiosity
Which is why they were able to understand our culture so well
Lol, They still f#%ked up the documantary by keep insisting on that "Caste" angle to all this..In this regard they clearly seem failed to understand and gone with pushing the f#%king same false stereotype that these foreign nations have of india huhh.
Where in the world was culture of India shown here? Only a Holi was there . Rest all were the walkthrough of the sad situation of inequality in India.
@@grumpygoblin5835inequality is even worse in Korea.
Oh Didn't know about it!!@@udomshukul3383
@@udomshukul3383
But they will not show it with such kind of documentry and that's what she is talking about.
Thank you KBS for this beautiful documentary. As an Indian I am very happy that other countries are finally seeing the beautiful side of our country
Beautiful side? Can't u see the sadness in their eyes? Away from home amongst countless competitors they are leading their life as robots. They are being trained to become slaves without a single thought of their own. Just go on studying with pressure. For what ? For doing a stupid job to some big firm? India is just not gonna change when people like u see a beautiful aspect in this kind of life. In this video most of them were so out of their comfort zone when speaking. Life is also about other things , not only academics.
but why are you happy just bcz they are covering about IIT?
@@grumpygoblin5835 yes but for many of them they either study like robots under pressure or they live an impoverished life and have no other way to lift themselves or their families out of their situations. Neither option is great, but at least by studying they have a chance to improve their lives. Again, not ideal, but sometimes necessary.
Finally found a korean channel that saw something positive and beautiful in India and not those stereotypes.
What about IIT guwahati 😢
@@helloneet321ikr, it's missing frm the map.
Koreans are generally racist towards Indians
I am from Bihar 🇮🇳. And i understand the situation. I feel glad to this documentary movie 🎥 and i have get goosebumps when i see these students face they take so much responsibilities in young age , god bless you everyone, have a great future come to in your life .
I think in Bihar mostly every home has least one engineer in thier home 😊.
As a Bihari I agree.
Ya ,bihar is full of civil engineers
Finally something about India on stage❤🇮🇳
my sister got into IIT in her first try back then i dont know getting into IIT was that difficult but after knowing i have huge respect for her and i came to know how much talented she is
*Ex iitian recently donated IIT 16 million $ he didn't disclosed his name just said its so less amount than what IIT provides me in the form of knowledge* !
Yes in IIT Bombay
Sundar Pichai to nhi 🤣
This is such a beautifully created documentary which touches the ground reality by making sure that they cover the perceptive of all the parties included. Special thanks to the narrator for a great script.
First time seeing so much positive coverage from Korean media towards India. Good to this new change. All due to the global power dynamic shift.
But, seriously seeing 29:57, no foreign media can never publish article/documentary on India without mentioning caste system.. 🤦🏻♀️
😅 I was surprised too. Indian might forget their caste, but they will remind us.
@@msdolly6101981just the recent incident in a school of UP tells me that we are far far away from forgetting about caste and religion.
@@msdolly6101981 And they clearly seem to fail to understand how caste thing even works here in today's india lol coz like they showing a muslim family then mentioning caste & then goes on to say that only in IITs case the caste barrier don't exist..This whole thing is peak comedy the way they know Not a thing about it and still mentioning it in documantry as fact When its simply too misleading.
@@trusfratedbunny2215and they don't even know that in Indian educational field only reservations are there,not caste.
Our society won't stop holding onto it either.
From the Philippines Respect to Indian people i always admire their brilliance,intellect prowess.
Nice documentary ❤
Being an IITian feels proud of the journey which we covered to get here and to do more for the country.
MIT'ian TN here
bruh is flexing with Madras Institute of Technology Tag@@beepbeepgamer1305 🤣
I wish I was too😢😞
If you don't mind and only if you know can you please tell me how I should prepare for IIT as an international student? Do I have to take JEE or something else?
@@Brio_1 For international student, you have to give JEE Advanced for IITs
Wow such an mindblowing documentary. It really won my heart on how much hard work has been put for producing this masterpiece by your time. I also studied in Kota and went through the same journey so can totally resonate. In the end I really got emotional seeing the kids in that village now getting chance to study and so many girls getting the chance to study and getting to prepare for jee for free. It really made me so happy. The people in those village who are making it possible for kids to get such education should definitely get some award. Beside that corporate should support these kind of kids and girls that will be real impact instead of supporting already privileged people while hiring.
Absolute 10/10 from me for this masterpiece.
Firstly thank you KBS for such beautiful effort for showing this side of India too unlike many other countries which shows the negative aspects only.And as of this show it made me so so proud ,though Iam not an engineering student or an employee I cant be immensely proud that my country is changing in such positive way despite its cruel hardships..there may also be pros and cons to the pathway but little efforts starting from the very core can surely be the biggest change education can bring.....And this hardships are moulding the coming shining diamonds of the future.....
IIT CHOSE ONLY 1 in millions..
for those who doesn't Qualify...IIT is not the END....
You guys face the most difficult Exam in the World that's shows your worth....
One in millions ? Bus kr chotu 😂
@@nikhilsharma2451 mein choti hu chotu nehi
Finally.... They should also cover our rich culture and heritage
Look beyond IIT, there are many others people who are not IITian but still famous. Follow your dream, success will come to you
Right ... Only 2 percent of ISRO and maybe same percentages of DRDO engineers and scientists are from NIT and IIT ...
SO IIT is not everything
@@abhimanyunath2001yes, even many startups in india are of non- IITians .
23:18 watching NV sir on KBS is all of my worlds colliding together. i miss that man, he is an incredible teacher.
Hello, I am an Indian and I am proud of all the people of my country, who make our country proud by their hard work, I have a lot of karma for those brothers and sisters who, through their hard work जीत हासिल करते हैं I love this video ❤👏👏👏👏👏
As a Indian ….I feel proud! Thank you KBS!❤️🥰
the most realistic documentary i have ever seen
everybody thinks how intelligent we are but dont know what makes us this intelligent and challanging
wow!!! what a great scrip 👏👏my eyes are filled with tears... i also want to work hard....even Indian broadcast channel busy in bollywood you've done a greater job!! KBS💜
The documentry team really done a good job. Beautifully captured the sole of IIT.
remember in India approx 10 lakh give JEE out of which only 40k secure seats in TOP COLLEGES like IITs and NITs........also this is the population factor that make many indian exams more challenging
This made me tear up. There is part of society that don't have access to education thats why they are suffering. And the other part has access to education but are suffering from the education system. Either ways we have to keep moving forward in the hope of grabbing the opportunity to change our life around. This documentary is so well made.
They're suffering because of thier weak mindset and they'll keep on suffering due to that I don't wanna share my story to prove it but I can say whatever situation will come I'll face it and I'll be ruthless towards myself and towards others if it's necessary for my goal
Thank you KBS to show this hardworking side of India where student at the age 16-17 prepare for the world's second largest exam . Also how genius and high potential minds India have . Thank you once again 🙂
That is great!
Congratulations to India!
Also, thanl you Korea for this Excellent channel.
Greetings from Brazil
I think this video can change the view point of others. People will see India and Indians in a new light
What a wonderful doc. Didn't know Koreans brothers make such nice doc. Sam- ni- dha
Thanks KBS for such a down to earth production - going into the details of students’ hard work and sacrifices of their families.
Advanced engineering colleges in Korea and elsewhere also must be working very hard.
U get admission in IIT from 1.4 billion people not all r students but competition is tooo High compare to any other nation,so definitely the level of education is very high
This what indians have with alot of talents and ideas peoples…
Thanks, @KBSWORLDTV for bringing out this part of a student's journey. The competition and the hardships students face at such a young age, thanks for bringing it to the worldview. Not only students running to get into iit but also the students trying to get into medicine and government colleges. the competition is soooo intense that only the top 20% of students could get into these premiere colleges every year.
Im glad KBS is covering this side of India....
OMG A PRIME TIME KOREAN MEDIA SHOWCASING A NON NEGATIVE INDIA FINALLYYYY WOOHOOO
ah this was such a wonderful documentary. i am currently taking a drop year for jee advanced and since the pressure is even more in my case, i am working day and night to achieve my admission. i pray i get into my preferred branch and sector. all the best to my fellow competitors as well :)
I appreciate their hardwork for making this documentary...really going to the roots ❤✨
One thing I love about our people is that no one stans Indian achievements like Indians in any video on India 😀
biggest push in india is our family and friends and no bullying system . we dont bully each other we dont kill others confidence we respect knowledge and intellegence ,
Love from India💜🇮🇳
Let me tell you India's education was nothing at time of these CEO's. Now it's so tough that you can't imagine. Just wait and watch for next generation to come
Thanks kbs for bringing us on your show,till now I only watched music and concert shows,today I came to know you do this also , awesome work❤
Very well done. Remarkable students. Long live the IIT system
if a middle class person from india is able to leave for a foreign country , it is a 100% he is a genius.
hopefully they dont lol brain drain has cost us so much already
Even African slaves made their way to foreign same in 17-18 th century 😂😅 learn history first😅
IIT is every indian dream who are doing engineering , my dream also but I know it's very tough competition . Sometime ago I heard some Indians go to MIT American because they didn't select IIT. As our population is so much and students are so much also. I will give GATE exam next year but I have no hope 😭😭. Give me some blessings you guys 😥😥
MIT is like the top uni in the world so those Indians have made a decision that will give them a prosperous career.
Competition is fierce and people are not afraid of it. People are afraid of not getting into competition, getting left behind.
Btw its kbs and no korean subtitles, that's when i realised its only made for Indian audience
Love to all whom made it and didn't make it to the IITs. It is not the results, the journey of it you should be proud of❤
This documentary was so true , and has motivation.... so beautiful documentary
What a great video.. The love which the parents have for their children, and their incredible determination, sacrifices, and hard work to see their children get a good education and succeed, is truly inspiring... And moving...
So when their children succeed, so do they, as parents...
This is the culture of Indian and most Asians, in general...
Meanwhile, in other cultures and countries, we see many absent fathers... We see fathers who spend more time boozing , drugging, and womanizing their lives away without any consideration and care for their children and families... Many of these fathers are more concerned with making as many women pregnant, as possible...
Any man who puts his children and family first, before himself, deserves respect...
Finally something so nice and truth avout India...❤❤
After 12th here in India rat race starts in all field.
UPSC
SSC
Banking
IIT
Jee(medical)
Ca. Etc
And really sad part is that seats are limited around (1000-15000) depend which exam you are preparing like upsc for 1000 but applicants are in millions in all these exam.
Human spirit is incredibly resilient ❤️
The IITs were created to train scientists and engineers, with the aim of developing a skilled workforce to support the economic and social development of India after independence in 1947 . But now Max iitian students are leaving india 😢
Thank you so much from India for this documentary ❤
Studying in IIT BHU and seeing our Alumni Nikesh Arora sir on the Korean television makes me feel proud of Indian Education system even with its flaws.
Yes!! I made it to the video, thanks KBS for shooting it
Are u that girl in the starting
Finally our great things coming in world... Let's make more proud our country...
this isn't pride. this is tragic.
as a jee aspirant who is studying against all the odds who are trying to drag me down (my family conditions are not favourable and i have least amount of support , but i support myself ,, I CAN DO IT!!) , i feel so happy that u covered iits this is so inspirational for me
24:15 im so respect to the parent that upping the education of their children
I am an engineering student in India although I'm not from IITs but I have cleared jee mains and appeared for jee advanced which is the toughest exam in India and the 2nd toughest in the world. It's given to take admission in engineering colleges. The competition for that is so hard. Our of every 5 Indian students atleast 3 students choose maths or science as there main subject I e they either dream to become doctor or engineer. India produces largest number of doctors and engineers in the world but for them also the competition is very tough. The students are so passionate about it. There are mostly over a hundred engineering colleges in a single state in India apart from the IITs. You can easily find atleast one technical college in even the smallest cities in India. It's more hard for students from those colleges to get hired in a renowned company. That's why people work hard to get into IITs as it's comparatively easier to get a decent job package from there. Thankyou KBS for covering that. I think people in Korea are unaware of this smart side of India, thankyou for letting them know that India is also famous for studies apart from curry and naan and Bollywood. 💜
Genuine narration without omission. Thank u KBS World.😊
A Fantastic Documentary!!
I will became iitian next year definitely I am leaving this comment as my motivation
16 June 2024
I underestimated Bihar but what an awesome unity they have, far far better than kota where heavy charges are there but in Bihar its free for students...and what an awesome way to uplift girls...better than all the states
Yeah , I think Bihar has a very supportive society.
Only politics and caste system are destroying Bihar.
Finally.. i really Wise that korean people know about true india instead of just curry or Tunk tunk... it's a great idea ...
the best of the best......iit has produced insane quality of leaders no doubt
feeling proud being an IITian
IIT is both a blessing and a curse. Nobody talks about the unsuccessful peoples who worked really hard but not get admitted.
Yes so sad..but competition is everywhere
People can't avoid it
@@ori5581but the competition for IIT is on a whole another level and kinda overrated too
It's better to study at foreign colleges through a scholarship programme , way less competition and better life
@SportsParadise_ overrated lol? Not sure about that but Indian people who studied from iit got jobs in big American companies, so I think I do not agree with your pov... but okay whatever not everyone can afford going outside India. Scholarships will only help ya in academics, not your expenses(for personal use). How are you going to get money for living, food, transportation and several other things? It isn't as easy as it seems. The people who can't crack JEE go outside India (most of the time). Whatever I have stated is what I've heard, because I do not really live in India or something...~ but I have visited the uni quite a few times it is pretty good!
@@annbloomsall ya ofc they get a good job after studying from IITs, I'm just saying that there are also some much easier options than IITs which doesn't affect the mental health as bad as jee.
Most of the foreign students do a part time job to support their expenses ,so studying in foreign is def not a bad option. Where are you from tho?
Thank you for the documentry and showing India's.
'Your life can change if you study.' The most amazing motivation anyone can hear and learn from.
Superb Documentry 👌👌
Thank u KBS team..
Great to see you guys interacted with sophomores !
Actually I am from India and this documentary inspired me a lot
Im neet 24 aspirant, seeing this gave me an hell lot of motivation 🎉
Last part was very inspiring and emotional.
One of my seniors is in IIT Roorkee ... whenever I see IIT anywhere it immediately reminds me of him and I feel so proud that he made it 🤩🙌💜
Amazing 😍 proud to be indian 🥰🇮🇳
🇮🇳JAI HIND🇮🇳
sad part is that most IITians just settle abroad ... respect to those who stay and try to make a change for their motherland
India accepts candidates on basis of Reservation
America accepts the Deserving one 🙃
Difference is clear...
This was beautiful. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
Great respect to all the students.
Woah woah woah
I'm watching it first time. Why did KBS make a documentary about India, I'm stunned..
I will watch it
I was having a hard time concentrating on my studies after watching I got back to my senses...
Thank you for showing this side of India to your audience
In the realm of IIT's endless grind,
Ambition's fire sometimes leaves behind,
Shadows of souls, once bright and free,
Trapped in the chase for prestige and degree.
Amazing film! Loved every part of it! 🔥👏🏻
IIT ians who are from general category are really good.
Cracking the exam is not a joke
So in your opinion only general category are good.. others are not good even if they beat the upper class in exams.. such a dirty casteist mind you have..
@@_Nigil_ it's harsh reality. Reserved category cutoff is much lower
@@samratvchakraborty5157yes
Everyone viewing this video , should also know about deadly reservation policy which is killing general category candidates.
The people in this video are proof of why reservation is is needed to uplift the backward castes of the society.
Only if i knew how the reservation policies work kiddo .. long way to go for u
@@rohanshende4338so you think all of them belongs to backward class?🤣 You guys are funny trying to defend illegitimate laws still going on after 75 yrs of independence 🤦 bihar has lot many general category people who are interested in education n becoming something. I am not from bihar btw just telling you this from experience. General category student needs to get 95% whereas backward class one only 80. N he is getting 64%. Just think about tye dude from general category who doesn't hv much of facilities or proper financial condition trying to get 95% 🤦 15% more than reservation students not some 15 marks its %🤦
I love this . I love this documentary. Will start making my own documentaries and docupoems from next year . All these videos motivate me alot . Nice work appreciable
Very Inspiring
now i understand, why india became super power country specially at tech field
Nope It still have a long way to go