Why are Indian Students Quitting India in Record Numbers? | Akash Banerjee & Adwaith

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  • @thedeshbhakt
    @thedeshbhakt  Před 9 měsíci +136

    Sign up on Cambly and take a trial class for just INR 44 - bit.ly/3LAi95e

    • @rithwikrajasekhara1524
      @rithwikrajasekhara1524 Před 9 měsíci +8

      I am actually happy to leave the country

    • @IbrahimKhan-dj7wy
      @IbrahimKhan-dj7wy Před 9 měsíci +2

      Is there any social app , where i can request u to make a video on some medical scam going on , if someone knows please reply

    • @killDJuice
      @killDJuice Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@bhavyasanghvi7095jali na?

    • @SouravSingh-xq6vy
      @SouravSingh-xq6vy Před 9 měsíci

      Isme sabse huge problem hai population ka, par jab koi bole ga population control karne ke liye, to bsdk tum hi sabse pehele aa ja ye ga population ke faiyada ginane...

    • @treeytbot
      @treeytbot Před 9 měsíci +1

      Mr Desbhakt Pranayama & Sankskrit see apka kyaa problem hoo gyaa

  • @rehansultan4466
    @rehansultan4466 Před 9 měsíci +2033

    As a aspirant of NEET we have to score 620+ marks in GN category to get a good medical College which is too hard but when we think about private colleges we can't afford 😢 but the foreign countries which is more affordable then india

    • @deepak3612
      @deepak3612 Před 9 měsíci +23

      😮😮

    • @pananindya
      @pananindya Před 9 měsíci +53

      Very true.

    • @ryk2131
      @ryk2131 Před 9 měsíci +12

      What you r doing

    • @arjudas5163
      @arjudas5163 Před 9 měsíci +131

      Haa bro is bar mareko 570 marks mile fir bhi college nahi mila 🥲 fuck general category btw best of luck 🤞 2024 🎯

    • @rehansultan4466
      @rehansultan4466 Před 9 měsíci

      @@ryk2131 again preparation

  • @panakulrana284
    @panakulrana284 Před 9 měsíci +395

    There is abundance of jobs available in India like selling pakodas,MBA CHAI WALA, BTECH PANI PURI.
    Thank you Gobi ji.

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +8

      they are also options nothing wrong in it

    • @rajamahendragoddety2393
      @rajamahendragoddety2393 Před 9 měsíci +38

      ​@@FanofRavishkumar-ho7xr 70 saal me Congress ne desh ko jitna loota usse jyda BJP no 9 saal me loota.. Congress vs BJP nahi, Congress and BJP hai.. Congress jitna haanikarak hai iss desh ke liye usse 1000 guna jyada BJP hai..

    • @rajamahendragoddety2393
      @rajamahendragoddety2393 Před 9 měsíci +34

      ​@@sarveshsinha1530 so which option you want to select for yourself or your spouse and your upcoming or future kids.. pakodi stall or chai stall??

    • @namangupta2228
      @namangupta2228 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@rajamahendragoddety2393whichever makes more profit.

    • @rkrao5363
      @rkrao5363 Před 9 měsíci +7

      @@rajamahendragoddety2393 🤣🤣🤣👌

  • @fettuccine794
    @fettuccine794 Před 9 měsíci +62

    What boils my blood is...these same students will become NRI and then support incompetent Governments in India sitting in foreign land

    • @rainygal6559
      @rainygal6559 Před 4 měsíci +5

      But they cannot vote in the elections. So people in india think that current govt is good to continue. It’s a democracy so NRI opinions won’t matter much. Yes, they can send more money as exchange rates are good.

    • @mihirdalal5303
      @mihirdalal5303 Před 4 měsíci +3

      I think, most NRIs wish good for India. They all want India to succeed & issues of economy, employment fixed in India.

    • @ruchiverma2637
      @ruchiverma2637 Před 2 měsíci

      This is happening

    • @fettuccine794
      @fettuccine794 Před 2 měsíci

      @@mihirdalal5303 , if they really wish good for India , they should protest against the current Indian system....Learn from the West and try to inculcate there family member back in home Western values of Democracy, Freedom and Professionalism....Instead of that they Pollute their New Country of Residence with there Native Culture...and Support Savagery back at home instead of changing it

  • @ishita.ishu.p1303
    @ishita.ishu.p1303 Před 9 měsíci +62

    Mere school me career counselor aye the aur ham sab ko upsc neet jee prepare karne ke liye bol rahe the. When I said I want to be an artist they humiliated me infront of others, laughed mocked saying choose something *real* but hey! 3 years from now. I am making a living being a fulltime artist today❤ and I'm really planning on pursuing my studies abroad cause that has the exact course I'm looking for. They even offered me a scholarship 🥰

    • @user-kv9zv7ox1u
      @user-kv9zv7ox1u Před 4 měsíci +6

      the generation before us has a huge mentality problem

    • @aaryannadgeri-cn9yq
      @aaryannadgeri-cn9yq Před 4 měsíci +2

      Which web site do you sale painting? I also want to sale my painting after my exam

    • @Aditya-xs6wk
      @Aditya-xs6wk Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@aaryannadgeri-cn9yqUse freelancing websites to create arts that your customers want, like creating a logo, or a short advertisement sketch... something like that.

    • @abboss2679
      @abboss2679 Před měsícem

      Best luck for your journey.are you want to be in film making or music level type of field.But now the course is going smoothly?

  • @ashishvenkateshgad47
    @ashishvenkateshgad47 Před 9 měsíci +763

    As an engineer in UK after studying here, though the medical here is not upto any standards, the quality of life and the savings I can send back is monumental. I can confirm that the quality of education I received here in 1 year was significantly better than my 4 years of engineering. I struggled to get a job as a graduate in India but got a job even before I graduated in UK... Speaks levels about the experience outside our education and economic system.

    • @kimaduh1937
      @kimaduh1937 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Because of overpopulation indians are being a burden

    • @Trialmaster16
      @Trialmaster16 Před 9 měsíci +49

      Modi hai toh mumkin hai

    • @Quantum_in_Java
      @Quantum_in_Java Před 9 měsíci +17

      "medical not upto standards" ?? Bhai NHS accha nahi he ??
      Aur ap ka engineering konsa dept ka hai?

    • @princegill3752
      @princegill3752 Před 9 měsíci +28

      ​@ahisheks2776
      did he change anything? Please reply with facts and references.

    • @MOHAMMED-gi2uh
      @MOHAMMED-gi2uh Před 9 měsíci +2

      @Quantum_in_Java NHS is good but wait times bhot zyaada hota hai

  • @sidpan19
    @sidpan19 Před 9 měsíci +658

    As someone planning to apply for Master's in the coming year, I can totally relate to this content. Seriously man, our country's employment state is in complete shambles

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +20

      west promotes business which creates more jobs which gives more opportunities to people from other countries. India and Indian only look for job which is limited because not many interested in creating one this is also a failure from govt side also by not encouraging people to start business. Students have better chance to get job in west when they study in their college that's also a reason to go there.

    • @elizabethsundaram2822
      @elizabethsundaram2822 Před 9 měsíci +4

      ​@@FanofRavishkumar-ho7xr in India they are selecting the candidate before the interview. So stop your filthy talks

    • @Ind_u.
      @Ind_u. Před 9 měsíci +14

      ​@@sarveshsinha1530kya business business kar rahe ho.. etna sara unicorn huya tha.. un sab ka kya hua? So many companies opened and then what happened? Lol.

    • @Horne_Baka
      @Horne_Baka Před 9 měsíci +3

      Agreed man.... my parents don't understand why it's so hard to clear interviews with masters and work exp.... govt servants that they are..

    • @Shubuu17
      @Shubuu17 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Which country r u planning to immigrate to and which University? I have same plans ;P

  • @JustMe54328
    @JustMe54328 Před 9 měsíci +52

    My cousin literally started his life from scratch - zero inheritance and nothing except degree, and now he got IJP in his company at the age of 36 to Singapore long-term and now he’s the happiest he’s been in his entire life.

  • @pharaohakhneton9553
    @pharaohakhneton9553 Před 8 měsíci +14

    I came across this episode on 15/10/2023. I am 70 and horrified at the chilling prospects awaiting our youth. If it is the fate of educated youth, I shudder to think of what would be the fate of uneducated,unskilled youth, particularly at a time when even the manufacturing sector is automated due ro advancement of AI etc. How long can people be fed on dreams of golden Era based on a particular ideology.
    You are a real thinker.

    • @abhisheksikdar2329
      @abhisheksikdar2329 Před 4 měsíci

      Don't worry about them they become criminals, eventually politicians and earn way higher

  • @bazlur-Vancouver
    @bazlur-Vancouver Před 9 měsíci +72

    India needs German and Swiss educational systems and to open technical institutions like electricians, plumbers, and construction workers. Need skilled workers for every production, even farming, then there will be no unemployed people. The world has huge deficits of technical people.

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +12

      Average middle class Indian lives in jugaad so people like them don't have enough job opportunities. for that to happen first we need to make Indians get out of this jugaad thing and only rely on specialized technician to repair any issue.

    • @Godbless270
      @Godbless270 Před 9 měsíci +5

      True, even in Canada people working as truck drivers, plumbers electricians construction etc are specially skilled workers and they charge a lot. Each one earning well to afford beautiful things in life

    • @bazlur-Vancouver
      @bazlur-Vancouver Před 8 měsíci

      @sharonmathews5864 Canada isn't so good. 50% students do not get jobs finishing 1 or 2 years diploma, but I'm some professions so much demand. Even one years course costs 10 to 20 thousand dollars. Some get bursary or government loans that they don't have to pay if income is low.

    • @Godbless270
      @Godbless270 Před 8 měsíci +3

      @@bazlur-Vancouver The quality of students coming from India is pretty bad, most of them forge documents and can’t speak English properly. They join trashy colleges which are run by desi and operates 2-3days a week or may b just online and they are busy doing sruvival jobs as these becomes priority. What you expect they will get job after their course? No never. Students joining good universities, good colleges there r internships, co-op but these pvt colleges do not give anything.

    • @user-jw5bl9iu7n
      @user-jw5bl9iu7n Před 2 měsíci

      India needs just their old gurukul system

  • @asterx_obelix653
    @asterx_obelix653 Před 9 měsíci +396

    It really doesn't have to do with the present leadership. I got a PhD in space sciences from a leading university in the US, tried coming to work for ISRO about 6 years back, and they asked me to take GATE to be "eligible" without even considering my resume. The system is broken beyond the government. India only makes sense if you are majoring in CS, EE, or business.

    • @Mrrohan-zc4mp
      @Mrrohan-zc4mp Před 9 měsíci +44

      isro is government organisation so u have to meet the eligibility criteria

    • @yashshokeen7044
      @yashshokeen7044 Před 9 měsíci +6

      @@Mrrohan-zc4mp correct

    • @TheRakeshgautam
      @TheRakeshgautam Před 9 měsíci +15

      U can try as a professor job in iits or nits and there u can get a lot of projects highly funded by ISRO...GATE is mostly for Btech students, even u can check our current chandrayan 3 peoples education background they also entered without gate (just by interview but they had experience in private manufacturing companies like LMW etc.).

    • @rahul64083
      @rahul64083 Před 9 měsíci +17

      The focus is mostly about unemployment, however brain drain is also occuring where employed people are directly being hired to outside india companies.This brain drain can be controlled to an extent if good labour rules are made and enforced.Right now, the employees are overworked without overtime pay, very less holidays, poor hr policies, most managers are rude and doesn’t bother to have a good working relationship with the coworker.

    • @njexictfan
      @njexictfan Před 9 měsíci +11

      If you are that good and inteelligent, why are you shying away from GATE? ISRO is a govt org and "elegibility criteria" won't change for you just because you have a fancy Ph.D. degree.

  • @ajiteshdas751
    @ajiteshdas751 Před 9 měsíci +43

    Currently in the US. Hence giving my point of view.
    1) here, although tuition fees can seem high due to currency exchange values you can get scholarships (both merit and means based) and university funds through TA/GRA jobs ($12-15/hr @ 20 hrs/week). That is a big difference in how you can fund your education here. The loan from Indian banks becomes more like a buffer rather than a lifeline.
    2) you can do summer and fall internships (6-7 months). This adds to your funds available
    3) the ratio of annual salary to education cost is 2-3x. That is on the lower side. While in India that ratio is ~0.75-1.5x. This means that you can pay off your education loan in less than a year in the US while in India it can take 2-3 years. (Assuming you are tight on your expenses and only spending on basic necessities- rent, utilities, groceries and travel for first few years after college)
    4) Although inflation has gone up in last 2-3 years, your monthly groceries expenses will not exceed beyond 2-3%. Since you will have to buy a car here to commute, travel expenses including your car EMI+ Insurance + fuel will not exceed 10% (depending on your APY and tenure). Only rent fluctuates depending on the city you live in. It can vary anywhere from 10-30%. In India, monthly groceries will usual cost about 10-12% of your monthly salary (considering 50-60k which is slightly above mean salaries). Rent can easily cross 40-50% of your salary (considering places like Bangalore with 20-25k for a 1 bhk now. Maybe lower depending on your location. But it will never be below 20%.) add travel using a 2 wheeler which is affordable but your fuel expenses will add up.
    5) here you are not pigeonholed into certain roles based on your education. For example, I have seen people with M Ed working in Marketing or even Architecture. In India, M Ed is only for teaching jobs or getting a higher secondary level teaching job vs only high school levels.
    6) Although US now ranks lower in R&D spending vs GDP ratio and ranks lower in number of original papers (China is highest right now I think) it still spends 6% of its GDP in education. That’s ~9x of what India spends. (Hence the university funds for TA/GRA jobs which helps with your education fees)
    There is definitely struggle here. Getting a job after graduation, getting a good salary to service your loan, getting an immigrant visa sponsorship and finally your GC (which is currently 100 years 😅). But overall you get to experience a lot and it adds to your profile. You’ll not remain in debt with your education loan if you decide to move back to India. Or try some other countries for immigration. Every immigrant struggles through this. Also you get to know people from other countries especially ones from our neighbouring countries who are also struggling with you.
    Long post I guess but I would encourage people to try for masters outside if not bachelors.

    • @JatinBirbalBirbal
      @JatinBirbalBirbal Před 6 měsíci

      L a

    • @anoopmahadevan5889
      @anoopmahadevan5889 Před 4 měsíci

      It's not as clear cut...if fields like CS you can pretty much learn stuff by yourself now. A visa is not given. Job search can be difficult and when you do get in, the culture is very similar to Indian companies because the management chain 3 levels up is Indian and so are your coworkers

    • @SY27196
      @SY27196 Před 2 měsíci

      All correct but inflation in the US is also above 30 %
      Milk
      Gas
      Veggies all gone up by more than 30 percent

  • @tjoshitjoshi306
    @tjoshitjoshi306 Před 9 měsíci +7

    In indian universities quality of education is not important...only 75% attendance is

  • @moiz350
    @moiz350 Před 9 měsíci +415

    I am totally with you Akash bro. After PhD, I tried to search job for 2 years but cannot get any in India. But I was selected within 2 month when I tried in US. I wanted to serve my country but may be my country didn’t need me. Shayad yahi hai wo ache din jo Modi g ne kahe the.

    • @awesomeexperiment8168
      @awesomeexperiment8168 Před 9 měsíci +32

      bilkul bhai jaan , yahi hai wo amrit kaal jiska hum sab ko sapna dikaya gaya tha , hamre leaders ke dwara. abhi to sirf shuruvaat hui hai, aage aage dekho hota hai kya😆

    • @Indibhai123
      @Indibhai123 Před 9 měsíci +4

      @@awesomeexperiment8168 ab aage bhi kuch bach gya kya😅

    • @Dhruv-yd4jm
      @Dhruv-yd4jm Před 9 měsíci +4

      ​@@Indibhai123ye badiya tha guru😂

    • @Indibhai123
      @Indibhai123 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@Dhruv-yd4jm thanks

    • @TheUnchartedMysticGaming
      @TheUnchartedMysticGaming Před 9 měsíci +4

      india me kitne phd hai vs usa me kitne phd hai vo toh aapne check hi nhi kiya hoga bas lag gye brainwash hone

  • @NSq12
    @NSq12 Před 9 měsíci +740

    As an International student from UK, what you said is correct. There is no future for our country under this undemocratic leadership. They are working for some cronies instead of improving education, healthcare and jobs sector.

    • @ssfgamingeverdale4297
      @ssfgamingeverdale4297 Před 9 měsíci +31

      Have fun cleaning toilets in UK

    • @Vedhas_DadsDiscus
      @Vedhas_DadsDiscus Před 9 měsíci +56

      ​@@divya9951tu kitta bada andh bhakt hai

    • @ArjunBehereUPSC
      @ArjunBehereUPSC Před 9 měsíci +63

      ​@@ssfgamingeverdale4297 padhai ke liye toilet bhi saaf karte hai log❤...usme kya burai hai

    • @45siddheshjha_sci24
      @45siddheshjha_sci24 Před 9 měsíci +49

      ​@@divya9951 matlb yeh toh accept kar rahe ho na ke current situations achhe nahi hai...
      Mudda yeh nahi hai ke situation kiske wajah se kharab hui ... mudda yeh hai ke despite of being in power no one is working ...
      "Galat ke saamne galat hoke koi sahi nahi ho jata" I can bet you people aren't even mature to understand this sentence

    • @sparrow5241
      @sparrow5241 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@divya99512014 sal ka report video aur cmnt Jake parle

  • @sandeeproy1327
    @sandeeproy1327 Před 9 měsíci +101

    As a father of a Class 11 Kid, I totally agree with you. I have made up my mind to send my daughter abroad for higher studies, both for educational, career, and social reasons. India/Bharat (whatever you call it) is going down the pits.

    • @ishita.ishu.p1303
      @ishita.ishu.p1303 Před 9 měsíci +11

      Felt like my father is talking😂 he sending me abroad at 18 years old.

    • @honeysup
      @honeysup Před 9 měsíci +2

      While everything shown in this video is true and situation in India is really horrible, but if you are living in West Bengal (I don't know whether you are), things are not that bad in higher education (College/University) rather its pretty good in the long run, provided you understand and choose the stream carefully and don't get scared unnecessarily (i.e. not to get infected with mass hysteria that everything is bad or falling apart - that can also infect the kids from parents) had have a general believe that things will works in the longer time scale (generally true for higher education). While sending kids abroad for undergraduate (or masters) is usually extremely expensive, going for PhD is free (scholarship) and may be better for future career.

    • @AnishTigga836
      @AnishTigga836 Před 9 měsíci

      she will suck white dudes

    • @thefirstltd.4906
      @thefirstltd.4906 Před 9 měsíci +7

      Very good decision sir😊

    • @MOHAMMED-gi2uh
      @MOHAMMED-gi2uh Před 9 měsíci

      The media is busy with India/bharat which is what they have subconsciously injected in to ur brain

  • @sabihasayed8389
    @sabihasayed8389 Před 9 měsíci +14

    This is very serious matter indeed, education aur jobs ki deterioration ke baare me Ravish Kumar ne kaafi pehle hi bahot saare prime time show kiye the, lekin phir bi youth ke problems theek se address nahi hue, thanks Aakash for raising this issue 👍

  • @tadepalliprasad
    @tadepalliprasad Před 9 měsíci +20

    That's why DR.KR.Narayanan, expresident of India said in 1992.."while Indians shine India does not"..policy makers and politicians in power should ponder over it .

  • @mohammadhassain2450
    @mohammadhassain2450 Před 9 měsíci +32

    A friend of mine whose husband work in Singapore, and she is a Phd and works as a teacher in China are sending their son to study in Australia because they feel that quality of education and work opportunities are low or not appropriate in our country.

  • @skandadattah.h.9817
    @skandadattah.h.9817 Před 9 měsíci +20

    As a PU student I love studying Sanskrit. It is a beautiful language to study. However I can't ignore learning English as it's very important for my higher studies. My taughts are that the government should not make any language compulsory for degree students and let them learn the language of their choice. If they really want they will learn Sanskrit without any force. Ps no offence to anyone.

    • @abhideepbakshi4212
      @abhideepbakshi4212 Před 9 měsíci +1

      It's not about to lear Sanskrit, it's about after learning Sanskrit did you get the oppertunity to apply it in day to day life. So many graduates student done master's in literature and political science but problem is they don't know where to apply their knowledge in day to day life. At the end they may receive a BPO job where they exploit by companies. They need the job just to survive, but is that reason they choose those subjects ?? Think of it

    • @skandadattah.h.9817
      @skandadattah.h.9817 Před 9 měsíci +1

      I understand but my point is that if they want to LEARN THE LANGUAGE THEY WILL OPT IT. Like as a hobby if they want they will cause I too have a hobby of learning different languages. So...

  • @factspk373
    @factspk373 Před 9 měsíci +7

    i did my graduation in nursing from india... i am on study visa in canada... here practical is more important but in india theory was main thing... indian education system is far behind.. thats sad but truth

  • @muktakmrigesh8340
    @muktakmrigesh8340 Před 9 měsíci +125

    Please note there is no racism only in Australia , 4:51
    Over the years I realise that it is highest in India

    • @hirakmohanray667
      @hirakmohanray667 Před 9 měsíci +35

      Also castism too exists in India

    • @dev039
      @dev039 Před 9 měsíci +10

      Totally Agree , There is no Racism in Australia, Been here for Past 8 Years Now.

    • @JustMe54328
      @JustMe54328 Před 9 měsíci +8

      Australia is doing fine, just a few isolated incidents

    • @mayankpokhriyal4789
      @mayankpokhriyal4789 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@hirakmohanray667yes from both ends.

    • @AllMadeVlog
      @AllMadeVlog Před 9 měsíci

      Indians are more racist towards each other.. but nobody is ready to accept and talk about it..🐒

  • @harmanveersingh4974
    @harmanveersingh4974 Před 9 měsíci +118

    After being an international student and receiving a skillful diploma and then getting a good skilled job in Canada, I cant keep any tracks how many times I have suggested to my elder brother who has indeed masters in chemistry to immigrate to Canada.

    • @agnescraig2912
      @agnescraig2912 Před 9 měsíci

      Am glad your brother is ignoring your advice. If this attitude continues how can people make India better and brighter for other Indians. This is one of the reasons why Indians in the Gulf especially have no dignity and self worth. Despite the 5trillion economy Chandrayaan and Vishwa guru hype which Modi preaches with that stupid index finger gesture, India is a third world country and underdeveloped with the highest poverty rate than some other countries

    • @painkiller1520
      @painkiller1520 Před 9 měsíci +12

      ​@@Gaurav.P0better than india

    • @man15h
      @man15h Před 9 měsíci

      India in some ways is becoming weird, ultra nationalistic, religious, bigoted, a culture of fear and silence is brewing up sort of like china, and slowly it'll be uncomfortable to live in the country and even more difficult to get out of India,( may be they will make money rain and change it to Bharat) just like china everyone will hate us and it's not xenophobia or racism it's us and our behaviour, attention and respect towards local laws of new country,India before 2000s was different, people had manners and sense of respect, to some extent , today... सब अपने बाप के नौकर हैं, हम जहां भी जाएंगे चौधरी ठाकुर बने घूमेंगे, सब कुछ हमारा है, किसी ने कुछ बोला, सही करने, या रोक दिया तो वो देश पर हमला करेंगे...
      No one would want to be with us talk with us, well be ignored and hates even when making Iit to other countries, due to strong stereotypes like no regard for rules, fake passport, illegal immigrants coming through border crossing and who knows what else. Kha log wha ja ke college mein padhaya karte, company sambhla te, job karte, aur khan aj,.. Jai Shri ram bolke illegal Kam kar rhe, border cross krr rhe pta nhi age kese din ayenge

  • @redarmy353
    @redarmy353 Před 9 měsíci +4

    Indian education.. You are not deserve until you are reserved..

  • @a4aasim
    @a4aasim Před 9 měsíci +4

    As I am watching this I have ₹980 in my account.. for a 38yo post double graduate having 2 kids..this is a shame and scary at the same time.😢

  • @sppremsarimella4915
    @sppremsarimella4915 Před 9 měsíci +189

    contries like USA, UK, China, canada, Aussies, JAPAN, Singapore improved & improving their Quality in education. least bothered abt Religion.
    in india we have IIT's, IIM's, AIIMS, bcoz of Jawahar Lal Nehru. now the politics focus on WINNING again not the quality in Edu.
    ex: ISRO scientists not paid salaries for more than a Year, but Govt celebrates chandrayaan-3 as it is their own success.

    • @man15h
      @man15h Před 9 měsíci

      India in some ways is becoming weird, ultra nationalistic, religious, bigoted, a culture of fear and silence is brewing up sort of like china, and slowly it'll be uncomfortable to live in the country and even more difficult to get out of India,( may be they will make money rain and change it to Bharat) just like china everyone will hate us and it's not xenophobia or racism it's us and our behaviour, attention and respect towards local laws of new country,India before 2000s was different, people had manners and sense of respect, to some extent , today... सब अपने बाप के नौकर हैं, हम जहां भी जाएंगे चौधरी ठाकुर बने घूमेंगे, सब कुछ हमारा है, किसी ने कुछ बोला, सही करने, या रोक दिया तो वो देश पर हमला करेंगे...
      No one would want to be with us talk with us, well be ignored and hates even when making Iit to other countries, due to strong stereotypes like no regard for rules, fake passport, illegal immigrants coming through border crossing and who knows what else. Kha log wha ja ke college mein padhaya karte, company sambhla te, job karte, aur khan aj,.. Jai Shri ram bolke illegal Kam kar rhe, border cross krr rhe pta nhi age kese din ayenge

    • @ChandanMishra-ql1bi
      @ChandanMishra-ql1bi Před 9 měsíci +30

      Their politicians don't get worshipped like how it happens india

    • @Infruxzing
      @Infruxzing Před 8 měsíci +10

      Abroad countries keep their priorities and politics is another section .It's like section A and section B.

    • @vishnukumarkr3499
      @vishnukumarkr3499 Před 4 měsíci +7

      When the citizens themselves are chapri then so will be the leaders...

    • @Bhartiya29299
      @Bhartiya29299 Před 3 měsíci

      The amount of universities have been doubled from 600 to 1200 just in 10 years. Bjp uses religion just to unite hindus doesn’t mean they dont hold the vision. Stop being the puppet of khangress

  • @EmmanuelKMichael
    @EmmanuelKMichael Před 9 měsíci +206

    I spent an year in Australia (Sydney) and there hasn't been a single racist incident with me. People who arrived here in the yesteryears have done really well for themselves.

    • @srikumarmondal3294
      @srikumarmondal3294 Před 9 měsíci +1

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @princeofheaven19
      @princeofheaven19 Před 9 měsíci +9

      I worked in Melbourne for an year. Most people are very nice. Only the small villages in the outback have some nasty people.

    • @deezeed2817
      @deezeed2817 Před 9 měsíci +4

      Sydney's Indian population has grown fast over the last few years especially western Sydney. Nepalese too have grown really really fast. Probably faster than the Indian population.

    • @adityakothamangala2509
      @adityakothamangala2509 Před 9 měsíci +1

      I'll be coming to Australia in the coming months. Any way I can get your insights about sydney. Hoping we can connect . Thanks

    • @kpsingh9810
      @kpsingh9810 Před 5 měsíci +1

      It used to happen before , now I don't read news of discrimination in Australia

  • @Msnovy
    @Msnovy Před 9 měsíci +9

    I came here (abroad) as an educator and started doing various roles in school and advanced into admin jobs and learned so much in few yrs that it felt like my brain had few glitches. Education even though isn’t perfect and has it’s own flaws but is so much better than our country. Students go out of secondary school with work experience, CV and scholarships they can avail. There is so much focus on practical skills development and application of knowledge. The system of teaching is absolutely different and sometimes takes a while for a teacher to adjust.
    Rote learning is never encouraged here and so many techniques help students learn and retain information without spending loads of time.
    They train teachers well for it and pay is better than engineers in IT companies in India, if you’re able to perform and loads more holidays are there to balance work and family life. However, learning seamless communication and advanced tech skills is the key alongside being adaptable.

  • @anujasrivastava3446
    @anujasrivastava3446 Před 9 měsíci +24

    As a current resident of US, I can say that the market is tough but at the same time if you work hard you will definitely find someone who appreciates your talent.
    I came to the US back in 2018 for my Masters, 1 year of education here is way way more than what I learnt in 4 years. When I graduated in 2019 the economy was good and so there were plenty of jobs.
    Even after the current layoffs, people do not want to go back and are finding legal alternatives to stay in the country and bounce back in the job market. This says alot about the situation in India.

  • @toonasasplaythings
    @toonasasplaythings Před 9 měsíci +322

    As a Delhi University student studying bio science, Me & my classmates have been worried if we'll ever get a job after graduating 😓

    • @rh334
      @rh334 Před 9 měsíci +11

      Galat BRANCH le li

    • @quahogfamily8971
      @quahogfamily8971 Před 9 měsíci +20

      Dont worry
      US ya Europe mei job milti hain kya dekh loh

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +37

      people doing degree just in hope of getting a job not always get a job. Difference between Indian student and foreign student is foreigners study what they are interested in Indians study what they think current market trend is

    • @sandeepraghunathan1331
      @sandeepraghunathan1331 Před 9 měsíci +15

      Go abroad. Not only for jobs but just quality wise you just have to go out for biosciences.

    • @truefactsofficial5536
      @truefactsofficial5536 Před 9 měsíci

      Tumhari maa or bahen chuda liya kya teri bahen ko kisne choda or tum chuda kyun rahe ho 😂😂😂

  • @nirmalarebello7373
    @nirmalarebello7373 Před 9 měsíci +84

    A must watch for all who care about our young people and their future. A Reality Check with no frills! Thank you Aakash.

  • @visionuz199
    @visionuz199 Před 9 měsíci +6

    Independent and factual journalism has become rare these days, thank you for your fair insights! 👍

  • @Anonymous-db4ze
    @Anonymous-db4ze Před 9 měsíci +14

    Things I noticed in the US education system that’s different from the mainstream Indian education:
    1. Partnership between the communities and the local school:
    - every school has a resource officer who is basically a cop that directs traffic into and out of the school and visits the school daily.
    - local stores partner with the local school to make money for the school as well as for the store. Parents are encouraged to buy stuff and name the school they want to support and part of the proceeds go to the school.
    - schools encourage giving to the local community by motivating students and parents to donate stuff from their house or buy groceries and they donate those to local food pantries (basically places where poor people can go and get groceries for free)
    2. Students are encouraged to be creative and entrepreneurship is highly encouraged.
    3. Community service and involvement is one of the requirements to get into colleges. How you differentiate yourself from other students is usually what gets you admissions into good universities. Higher education is highly competitive because of the high acceptance rate for international students as they bring in more money.

  • @rasagem
    @rasagem Před 9 měsíci +33

    Congress forced me to go abroad for studies. BJP is making sure that I don't come back.

  • @onaction9677
    @onaction9677 Před 9 měsíci +89

    Am living in UK. I know situation is not so good in India. Yet foreign countries too are struggling but still am here bcoz of the quality of life, education. No water problems, no electricity problems. People are well behaved and disciplined here.. Yes we can save some amount of money also which is really really not possible in India

    • @vaishali641
      @vaishali641 Před 9 měsíci +6

      India mai money savings jyada aasan hai

    • @abibsiddique3943
      @abibsiddique3943 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Oh is it better thing to be in uk because of job and education?

    • @onaction9677
      @onaction9677 Před 9 měsíci

      @@abibsiddique3943 It totally depends.. See if ur student then u will be working in like restaurants or stores they pay hourly 10 or 11 pounds.. So per hour 10 pounds means if u work for 5 hours 50 pounds.. 50 pounds per day. INR 5000 rs.. If u work for 1 month or 20 days so caluculate.. Yes expenses are also heavy.. Initially u wil find tough but once savings starts it will be easier..
      If ur employee working in good company they pay 2500 to 3000 monthly pounds.. If u living here alone even if married u can easily save monthly 1000 to 1500 pounds.. If living with family then u can hardly save 500 pounds.. Am married but living in sharing accommodation here family lives in india and within 2yrs I have saved almost 20 - 25 lac..
      If u go to usa there savings are higher. Uk is less but still am happy... In India I hardly save 5000 rs per month.. Here am happy. But I will return back to India.. These foreign countries are not to settle.. Earn save and go back.. Thats it

    • @ryr1984
      @ryr1984 Před 9 měsíci +5

      I m shocked when PPL say they can't save money in india. You want to criticise india, govt is all ok. Freedom of speech. But itna jhoot na bolo ki jhooth e lag jayee sun nay mein

    • @kuldeepchang7453
      @kuldeepchang7453 Před 9 měsíci

      🇬🇧 Britisher's Math , Science 🔬 English , Physicas , Chemistry Computer , Biology Education 🎓 Should be Stopped in lndia ,
      Bollywood's HlND0 Cultured Actresses Should Not Wear 🇬🇧 English Modern Clothes 👗,.

  • @amarminhas8462
    @amarminhas8462 Před 9 měsíci +2

    I was working as mechanical engineer in india and they pay me 10000 rs per month, 12 hours shift and 6 days. And now i am in Australia and i earn 20000 rs per day 🤣🤣, its better to live in Australia america and canada then india 🙏

    • @ishita.ishu.p1303
      @ishita.ishu.p1303 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Same bro same coming to Adelaide soon. I'd love to know about it if you have a you info

    • @amarminhas8462
      @amarminhas8462 Před 6 měsíci

      @@ishita.ishu.p1303 its good, will get 5 points studying in regional, easy pathway for permanent residency

  • @supriyakale5080
    @supriyakale5080 Před 9 měsíci +24

    I have been in Australia for 4 years, and haven't faced racism yet. Workplaces have very strict policies when it comes to racism. Students from India should try to come here.

    • @man15h
      @man15h Před 9 měsíci

      India in some ways is becoming weird, ultra nationalistic, religious, bigoted, a culture of fear and silence is brewing up sort of like china, and slowly it'll be uncomfortable to live in the country and even more difficult to get out of India,( may be they will make money rain and change it to Bharat) just like china everyone will hate us and it's not xenophobia or racism it's us and our behaviour, attention and respect towards local laws of new country,India before 2000s was different, people had manners and sense of respect, to some extent , today... सब अपने बाप के नौकर हैं, हम जहां भी जाएंगे चौधरी ठाकुर बने घूमेंगे, सब कुछ हमारा है, किसी ने कुछ बोला, सही करने, या रोक दिया तो वो देश पर हमला करेंगे...
      No one would want to be with us talk with us, well be ignored and hates even when making Iit to other countries, due to strong stereotypes like no regard for rules, fake passport, illegal immigrants coming through border crossing and who knows what else. Kha log wha ja ke college mein padhaya karte, company sambhla te, job karte, aur khan aj,.. Jai Shri ram bolke illegal Kam kar rhe, border cross krr rhe pta nhi age kese din ayenge

    • @divyam432
      @divyam432 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Yes why not let's suffer together 😮

    • @supriyakale5080
      @supriyakale5080 Před 9 měsíci

      I did not mention anything about suffering @@divyam432

    • @ankit0657
      @ankit0657 Před 4 měsíci +2

      You chose to run away from your country and it is okay I respect bhagodas too, but why advocating and preaching this loser attitude.

  • @hentiboi604
    @hentiboi604 Před 9 měsíci +69

    Short answer is corruption.

    • @HabibaAhmed-bv8si
      @HabibaAhmed-bv8si Před 9 měsíci +18

      BJP and RSS responsible

    • @paradoxkrishna4347
      @paradoxkrishna4347 Před 9 měsíci +6

      Reservation

    • @adghat7819
      @adghat7819 Před 9 měsíci +11

      @@paradoxkrishna4347 In developed countries also they have reservations.

    • @45siddheshjha_sci24
      @45siddheshjha_sci24 Před 9 měsíci +4

      ​@@adghat7819but those who use reservations are skilled as well...

    • @paradoxkrishna4347
      @paradoxkrishna4347 Před 9 měsíci +6

      @@adghat7819 on the basis of caste?and even that about 50 percent, gimme a name

  • @xyz86566
    @xyz86566 Před 9 měsíci +41

    We have rising number of medical colleges for mbbs almost doubled seats in last 9 years but the competition is rising more than the rate of seats increment. All thanks to people having more than 2 children😊

  • @bhoomikmodi3458
    @bhoomikmodi3458 Před 9 měsíci +4

    I study in IIT Kharagpur a first year undergraduate most of us talk about leaving India from the very beginning, we thought since we are in iit we will top notch curriculum but believe the curriculum is really outdated, most of things that attracts job are done by student themselves.

    • @honeysup
      @honeysup Před 9 měsíci

      IIT curriculum was designed to train you in the basics of the respective engineering branch, it is not supposed to be designed or to be aligned with the job (curriculums in educational institutes are never designed with this as a primary goal). Thereby it does not change so frequently (as fundamental concepts does not change so fast) although often people demand rapid updates based on rapid change in certain technical areas in the market. So in essence the curriculum is not outdated, rather it is exactly what it is supposed to be. Although often young students think differently because of sheer lack of knowledge. On the other hand, whether you will get the job or not entirely depends upon the economic and industrial strength of the country. During 1960 lots of IIT graduates were unemployed as Industry still didn't pick up in India. After slowly the condition changed because of the rapid industrialization of the country.

  • @harshkataria4494
    @harshkataria4494 Před 9 měsíci +2

    This Harsh reality of India, this really really needs to address by government. College fees are in Lakhs and Salaries are 10k-15k

  • @thisisjav5048
    @thisisjav5048 Před 9 měsíci +50

    I remember as I graduated from my bachelors in 2020 from a local college in my city (aggregated by NAAC), the average package one could get was 15k per month and the job offer i received was almost the same, I instead decided to makey cv look more attractive and instead worked as an intern in a much bigger company, but turns out where i was paid just 5k as monthly compensation only to have been worked day and night until my term. Currently I'm studying my masters and working here as a working student at an MNC in Germany where i believe that i feel a lot more respected in terms of not just pay but also the treatment that happens to us and more than just that, the learning one can achieve through their work. I can tell you that it isn't the "anti nationalism" that makes us move, but rather our talents not being rewarded the same and its a shame that we say such great things about our country to other countrymen from here while we cannot imagine to lead a future with the ones we love back home just because of negligence by the authorities who should've done their job better for the future of the country.

    • @6732VK
      @6732VK Před 9 měsíci +1

      Yes yes blame Modiji for everything. I feel so sad

  • @anants58
    @anants58 Před 9 měsíci +13

    Reservation in jobs and education is one of the main reason due to which students are leaving india.

    • @anants58
      @anants58 Před 9 měsíci +2

      @deshbhakt and other influencers ate afriad to raise this point.

    • @nilabhbhosale6709
      @nilabhbhosale6709 Před 8 měsíci +3

      Private sector ke konsa reservation hota hai 😂

    • @BikramWeb3
      @BikramWeb3 Před 8 měsíci

      ​​@@nilabhbhosale6709 Exactly Brother, Sometime I wounder, How can be people so dumb? I see Our country Our Country is the largest producer of dumb people.

    • @user-jw5bl9iu7n
      @user-jw5bl9iu7n Před 2 měsíci

      Ambedkar ko phir kyun chaat te ho 😂

  • @skh934
    @skh934 Před 9 měsíci +5

    I jave planned to move to canada then after seeing conditions of my friends and family members I decided to establish myself in india only and now I am unemployed youth 😂😂 and you are speaking for me ..i have even prepared for Tspsc gov exams from 2 years but the tspsc is retaking exam again and again bcoz they dont even know how to conduct properly a single exam without bribe .
    Now i thought lets try in companies and although having one of the best degree with very good college and experience,
    The companies are expecting us to work like a slave ,we can't say or demand anything,better to be a maid than to be an engineer.
    Starting package 15 thousand..
    If you are experienced also they will humiliate you to the core first that you don't know anything and bring you down to 15k / month ..

  • @shivangjain3388
    @shivangjain3388 Před 9 měsíci +4

    have a full read...
    Obviously i will leave india currently i am doing post graduation in general surgery(govt clg) already cleared my part a mrcs after clearing part b i wiil be leaving india and will practice in uk i dont want my son to face this unhealthy toxic competition and specially caste based reservation is killing a alot of dreams and brightest mind of india this is the truth if reservation continues for 15 - 20 years more then this country is gonna collapse for sure.... Tbh the biggest curse in india is - being a general male candidate... yes there are people who need reservation but reservation should only be based on ews not on caste... discrimination will continue if caste based reservation continues.. i know people will be offended by this but this is the truth learn to face it.... and also its very easy to become doctor in india bas 4 - 5 crore rupey ho aap medical ki seat khareed saktey ho bhaley hii apkey -ve mai marks kyo na ho recently a reserved category student in my city got the 2 nd best clg(govt) of our state by scoring only 100 marks in neet ug while at my time as a gen category student i scored 435 at that time... this the condition of medical in india he was not able to write the spelling of MADHYA PRADESH.... yo can imagine the condition of healthcare system in india now... thanku... a EX indian citizen near future for sure.... ISRO was successfull because they dont have reservation for the post of the scientist baaki you know, also gen category student should try there best to leave the country and work at th places which provide employment on the basis of your skills not because you belong to certain category... IN india RESERVED IS DESERVED while in other countries DESERVED IS DESERVED..........

  • @simranjitkaur6388
    @simranjitkaur6388 Před 9 měsíci +113

    I am a dental graduate from one of the good colleges in north India. We passed out in dec 2022.More than half of my batchmates have emmigrated to western countries and other are also considering moving abroad because of lack of jobs available in this field in India and also expenses of opening a clinic here are very high with very little returns .I am myself preparing for govt job exams....some people are even willing to take up clerk or peon jobs after BDS .😢the situation of jobs in india is deteriorated to such an extent you see..

    • @sakshamranga
      @sakshamranga Před 9 měsíci +11

      My cousin had to apply for a bank job after doing her BDS. It’s horrible.

    • @godisgreat.1
      @godisgreat.1 Před 9 měsíci +11

      You are saying absolutely true . Government has not opened jobs from the past 10-12 years. Dentists are STRUGGLING despite high education .
      I feel so depressed but nobody not even a single person including youtubers talks about it .
      India Canada relationships should be sorted out because it's the future of Indian students who is at stake .
      We want to get employed .

    • @simranjitkaur6388
      @simranjitkaur6388 Před 9 měsíci +4

      @@sakshamranga number of vacancies in bank exams are also decreasing drastically....this year vacancies are almost half as compared to last year. ...despite so much hardwork feeling lost in life is the most terrifying feeling honestly ..dont know what to do

    • @jijogorgeraj
      @jijogorgeraj Před 9 měsíci +2

      You would be underqualified for the job. Engineers with masters and PHDs are ahead of you. No joke.

    • @godisgreat.1
      @godisgreat.1 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Seriously 😑 where are we going then as Indians ?
      In that case one should refrain from getting masters or PHD because there are low chances of getting employment here.

  • @azharalikhan5152
    @azharalikhan5152 Před 9 měsíci +21

    BJP's leaders never say about education because people are getting education in WhatsApp university. And rest U know well.😢

    • @mmadhoo4465
      @mmadhoo4465 Před 9 měsíci

      All political parties are the same they never ever talk about giving free education bcz almost all education institutions are owned by politicians.never trust any political parties for that matter

    • @prodoshdutta5136
      @prodoshdutta5136 Před 9 měsíci +4

      And what solution our paapu has presented as opposition. ? Don't blame everything on govt. Don't just run for govt jobs. Go for private jobs.

    • @azharalikhan5152
      @azharalikhan5152 Před 9 měsíci +3

      @@prodoshdutta5136 Ohh U are hurt , ban gye vishwaguru 😂😂, gyan ghanta nhi hai chale hai guru banne. Desh me berojgar and illiteracy fail Rahi hai fir inko lagta hai guru hai

    • @azharalikhan5152
      @azharalikhan5152 Před 9 měsíci +2

      @@prodoshdutta5136 aur wo add yaad nhi aata jo 2014 ke election time dekha tha tv pe, youtube pe.

    • @prodoshdutta5136
      @prodoshdutta5136 Před 9 měsíci

      @@azharalikhan5152 Maine kab bola? Ye sab asmani kitab ne btaya tha tujhe gadhe kahike. Dimag mullo me hota hi nahi. Kisne mana Kiya hai ki desh me unemployment nhi hai. Lekin ye zyada COVID ki wajah se hua hai , upar se Russia Ukraine conflict ki wajah se recession. Ye sab tere dimag k upar se jta hai. Congress 60 years se kuch ukhar nhi pya jab population actually Kam tha . Ab toh 1.4 billion hai. Mullo ne toh 10 bacche paida karke bolenge Allah ki den hai lekin naukri mangenge toh govt zimmedar hai, Allah se mangta kyu nhi naukri saale. Allah khud bhikari hai wo kya dega.

  • @sureshr4939
    @sureshr4939 Před 3 měsíci +2

    In UK , USA and Canada also there is no jobs for outsider like India

  • @maryjoseph5485
    @maryjoseph5485 Před 8 měsíci +1

    No job and No salary after graduation. How anyone can live in India ?

  • @justahuman97
    @justahuman97 Před 9 měsíci +72

    As someone who is in the US and currently about to finish Masters, everything said in the video is absolutely true. My engineering bachelor's degree was a waste as I barely learned anything useful from it. I have now learned a lot staying for two years in the US from a non-engineering degree but jobs are really tough to get here. I never had intentions of staying back in the US but coming to India is also fearful for me as the job situation is even worse.

    • @abibsiddique3943
      @abibsiddique3943 Před 9 měsíci

      So in usa they taught well not like our teachers in India are there any entrance exam for us to take admission like we in India hai cuet entrance exam.

    • @justahuman97
      @justahuman97 Před 9 měsíci +6

      @abibsiddique3943 my engineering teachers in India were really mean. Many of them did not know the concepts they were teaching, overall very stressful. My professor's in the US are more open-minded and genuinely want to help students, of course not every professor is like this. I had to give GRE and TOEFl exams which are not really entrance exams but yes higher the scores, better the university.

    • @abibsiddique3943
      @abibsiddique3943 Před 9 měsíci

      @@justahuman97 so can you tell me about the scholarship and living expenses in us for international students like cam we get 100 percent Scholarship and does they pay fee for living expenses for international students?
      Thank you reply 👍

    • @justahuman97
      @justahuman97 Před 9 měsíci +3

      @abibsiddique3943 for international graduate students, almost little to no scholarship. You have to fund yourself. Living expenses are pretty high too.

    • @abibsiddique3943
      @abibsiddique3943 Před 9 měsíci

      @@justahuman97 If you don't mind can you tell me in which university you are studying?

  • @ThinkifyIndian
    @ThinkifyIndian Před 9 měsíci +198

    I didn't realise that l saw a 17+ minutes long video which isn't a movie. This is the power of good quality content and thorough research❤️

    • @ag135i
      @ag135i Před 9 měsíci +4

      Because unlike godi media he is very well educated and honest.

    • @deshpremidilse815
      @deshpremidilse815 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimsKyaaa... Phat ti hai yaar tumari Musalmaanon se... Mullon se darna chordo.... Mullon ki Chaat kar jeena chordo... Chindi Chor.... Bhadqau....

    • @EPITAPH13
      @EPITAPH13 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimsbhak chutiya . Har jega Muslim Muslim karta rehega . Bhak motherchod

    • @EPITAPH13
      @EPITAPH13 Před 9 měsíci

      Is your attention span so low???

    • @indrajitg
      @indrajitg Před 9 měsíci +3

      Sadly, that is the result of conditioning our minds for instant gratification by the social media. Anything longer than a few seconds is often too long to watch. Before this kind of conditioning, people used to spend hours focussed on reading without any distraction - some still do, but they are very few.

  • @drshiva.utlasar.3961
    @drshiva.utlasar.3961 Před 9 měsíci

    SAD but true, a very well-researched video. Keep up the good work. NY.USA

  • @silverbullet3004
    @silverbullet3004 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Half picture only?
    95% of Chinese are coming back to China after going abroad and 5% of Indians are coming back to India after going abroad and you're saying this is the government's problems
    it's the people's problem, not the government's.

  • @zodiacmanan
    @zodiacmanan Před 9 měsíci +30

    I work in the semiconductor industry in the US - after getting my MS. The one thing I would say is, there is no silver bullet. Just because you get an MS / PhD degree - doesnt guarantee employment - but will add the burden of an education loan. If you do decide to pursue an advanced degree, make sure you really like what you are studying - that is the only way you will be able to put in the work and diligence to make it through.,... the alternative gets very dark very quickly.

    • @arunabhbora5610
      @arunabhbora5610 Před 9 měsíci +1

      Yes exactly, I am also doing my MS in Robotics and AI in the UK, and I have chosen this field because I love it.

    • @praddumnvats6759
      @praddumnvats6759 Před 9 měsíci

      @@arunabhbora5610 son everyone loves robotics and AI.

    • @sppremsarimella4915
      @sppremsarimella4915 Před 9 měsíci

      correct

  • @nikhilsingh6946
    @nikhilsingh6946 Před 9 měsíci +62

    After completing my BSC Maths from DU I tried for UPSC CDS for 2 years was able to clear written and s/in but not able to get to final round . After that I was really frustrated as it was my last chance. Then I came to USA for my Masters and I am really satisfied with my life bcz if we earn more it gives you motivation to work more harder.

    • @therakeshkumarrathore
      @therakeshkumarrathore Před 9 měsíci +2

      Bro I also did my bsc in maths but now I'm worried about my future

    • @gukoi
      @gukoi Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@therakeshkumarrathoreGermany se start Karo future

    • @srikrishnak196
      @srikrishnak196 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@gukoiIs Germany good to settle down after higher studies there itself? I'm a btech undergrad and now itself want to be prepared for whatever I'm going to face beyond.

    • @deepikaupadhyay7888
      @deepikaupadhyay7888 Před 4 měsíci

      Hey,I also graduated from maths hons from DU 3 years ago.Right now i am learning about data science skills ,can you also tell how to get into MS in USA ?

    • @vantablack6809
      @vantablack6809 Před 4 měsíci

      Our government does the same. They want talented scientists to stay in ISRO and contribute towards nation building but aren't willing to pay more than a lakh for senior scientists. Work more and earn less,Wow just wow...

  • @brntyl
    @brntyl Před 9 měsíci +1

    Times have changed tremendously! Gone are the days when an Indian arrived in the US with the sole purpose of studying to get a degree in Universities offering higher quality education. The fees were low and the housing was cheap. Part-time jobs were available immediately on or off campus. The only fear on their minds was getting caught working illegally and being deported. That primary fear factor has disappeared along with the quality of higher education. Full-time jobs are available and some students work TWO full-time jobs during summer. Many still get their degrees but they have absolutely no intention of going back to India.

  • @sdevarao6784
    @sdevarao6784 Před 4 měsíci +1

    INDIA PRIVATE SECTOR -
    UNSKILLED - 270 / DAY
    SEMI SKILLED - 350 / DAY
    SKILLED - 420 / DAY
    HIGH SKILLED - 525 / DAY
    NO MEDICAL NO TRANSPORT NO DEATH CLAIM VALUE NO JOB SECURITY
    that is new india 🇮🇳

  • @mohammadhassain2450
    @mohammadhassain2450 Před 9 měsíci +32

    Despite having studied Engineering, I had to take up another external Industrial Diploma course which was more useful and practical than all my engineering course and also helped me get a job. My staring pay despite all that investment was close to 10,000 INR in 2015. I was exploited to the core on my job but of course learnt a lot of things on that field job. I can proudly say that I was a part of the Sneakers bar factory of Khed City in Pune. Sadly the increment I was about to get was only about a few thousands rupees and with my family's bridal search closing in I decided to change my field and am into teaching now. At leats it is paying somewhat better for me because I didnt want to go to IT like everyone else

    • @jijogorgeraj
      @jijogorgeraj Před 9 měsíci

      Whaat? You got paid 10k? My sister had to pay 3k per month just to get a starting job for experience. And I earned just 2k per month in my starting engineering job back in 2010.

    • @mohammadhassain2450
      @mohammadhassain2450 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@jijogorgeraj that's really sad. Some Companies wait to exploit their employees

    • @agnescraig2912
      @agnescraig2912 Před 9 měsíci

      Why do your parents/family have to decide on your future and fix a time for your marriage?. Are you not an adult with a brain and mind of your own to be led by your parents. Do not get married for your parents family community or society. They have lived their lives and should allow you the freedom to make your own choices.

    • @mohammadhassain2450
      @mohammadhassain2450 Před 9 měsíci

      @@agnescraig2912 Guess it's another reality of our culture. The good thing is that I got lucky because my partner is a very loving, caring and jolly person. But not everyone gets lucky. I've seen troubled relationships around me which were arranged but it's something which can also happen in a love marriage. Nevertheless I was brought up in a setting where respecting certain life decisions by the elders is an important moral and ethic.

    • @honeysup
      @honeysup Před 9 měsíci

      Very good decision. The young students are lucky to have you as a teacher. You should try to be a teacher in Govt School. That way the job will be secured and pay will be much better in the long run.

  • @KrishRaj-xf8oc
    @KrishRaj-xf8oc Před 9 měsíci +40

    as a jJEE aspirant teachers tell us about huge packages but no one tells the reality. I have been working day and night just to clear this entrance ,i dont know what my future would look like

    • @SG-ql1qn
      @SG-ql1qn Před 9 měsíci +2

      Its okay. Don’t stress too much about it. Things will fall in place eventually. I was in your shoes as well long time back .

    • @rajatsharma2611
      @rajatsharma2611 Před 9 měsíci +2

      Don't stress about job too much now, focus on your JEE only. You will get good exposure, training and intership once you reach IIT. Also you can pursue your interest there. Just make sure learn something which AI can't replace.
      I did my btech from IIT and got 18+LPA in my 2nd interview. I hope this motivate you.

    • @KrishRaj-xf8oc
      @KrishRaj-xf8oc Před 9 měsíci

      @@rajatsharma2611 yeah I focusing there btw you were in which branch?

    • @rajatsharma2611
      @rajatsharma2611 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@KrishRaj-xf8ocMechanical

    • @vaishali641
      @vaishali641 Před 6 měsíci

      @@rajatsharma2611nice but wo sab ka nhi lagta

  • @surajitchakrabarty5257
    @surajitchakrabarty5257 Před 9 měsíci +1

    No comment when anyone buy degree, no comment when every day in India under threat of explosion, no comment how during last government Vijoy Mallia, Rahual cheski got loan but they escape when other government is formed. No comment when entire nation is under threat, what about Kashmir I mean Indian Kashmir.Silent about infrastructure development , Foreign reserve, our ancient cultural heritage , please mention all issues.Students from Jadhavpur, JNU are coming from different planets. Now all are equal.

  • @MohitKumar-dl4sh
    @MohitKumar-dl4sh Před 9 měsíci +73

    Feeling having skills, but starting job at 20k even 1600 km away from home, after studying 5 years. This is hurting. Comparing to those who are in Canada, went after HSC, after 5 years and of struggling years, they have PR and very good life, along with financial and even some buying Home. Even here we are forced to work more than 12 hours and you can't even do small job after that.

    • @ryk2131
      @ryk2131 Před 9 měsíci

      Canada is hell right now

    • @Horne_Baka
      @Horne_Baka Před 9 měsíci +1

      R.I.P. to your comment section.

    • @GetupandRise
      @GetupandRise Před 9 měsíci +2

      Going outside without IIT/IIM degree is going to land u in Poverty trap, and there u will have no respect

    • @awesomeexperiment8168
      @awesomeexperiment8168 Před 9 měsíci +1

      mohit bro this is reality of our life, and our corporate sector, aap to fir bhi 20k ki job kar rahe ho, kayi logo ke pass to ye bhi nahi hai, best of luck bro from delhi.

    • @abibsiddique3943
      @abibsiddique3943 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@ryk2131 why because of Trudeau and modi are you facing racism?

  • @AK-ud5bi
    @AK-ud5bi Před 9 měsíci +33

    "Bravo, Modi government! 👏 Who needs those fancy foreign universities with their global exposure, diverse perspectives, and top-notch education, anyway? 🌍 Let's just keep our students right here in our perfect, self-sufficient bubble, because clearly, we've got all the answers! 🙄 Who cares if the world is evolving and interconnected? Let's just make 'em andhbhakts for life! 🤷‍♂️ #KeepEmInIndia #WorldClassDelusion"

    • @bloodline9475
      @bloodline9475 Před 9 měsíci

      @@bhavyasanghvi7095, what’re you doing here wasting your time?!! You’re lucky that you have a job as an anti-Congress rioter. Now go and do your job, create riots, throw stones, shout slogans, give gaalis … GO!!!!! 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝

    • @saugamathazine1959
      @saugamathazine1959 Před 9 měsíci

      @shaktiman4231 aur tum log caste par kuch nahi bolega jiski vajase reservation algu huva.

  • @umeransari509
    @umeransari509 Před 6 měsíci +1

    as an neet aspirant i agree with you cut off getting higher every year and seats are very less competition keep increasing😢

  • @rajanthomas6184
    @rajanthomas6184 Před 9 měsíci

    Very good subject and very well said that is why we are in abroad for 55 years. Thank you. 🙏🙏🧡🧡

  • @AK-ud5bi
    @AK-ud5bi Před 9 měsíci +165

    Dear Akash
    I just wanted to take a moment to express my appreciation for the fantastic content that you produce on CZcams. Your videos are not only informative and well-researched, but they also shed light on important social and political issues that are often overlooked in mainstream media. I admire your dedication to spreading awareness and your commitment to creating positive change in society.
    Best regards,
    A sincere viewer
    Created by Chatgpt😅

    • @mahqindia2414
      @mahqindia2414 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@IndiaHas35percentMuslims Big Lie

    • @zaidrahman121.
      @zaidrahman121. Před 9 měsíci

      @@IndiaHas35percentMuslims abe chup be jitni tezi se yaha nafrat phel raahi hai na to uss vajah se pehle hi yaha bahut bada danga hoga

    • @sohebahmed1988
      @sohebahmed1988 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimsagar Aisa hua toh country ko develop hone se koi nhi rokhsakta

    • @senpai7001
      @senpai7001 Před 9 měsíci

      @@IndiaHas35percentMuslims but bro google tooo 14 bola 2023

    • @aarisamaan09
      @aarisamaan09 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimstoh kya tmhari biwi chodne humlog aaye😂😂😂

  • @user-jn1yu1op7k
    @user-jn1yu1op7k Před 9 měsíci +32

    I am a computer science student in a govt. College which charges me 10 lakhs .
    Professor are not teaching us, mtech,PhD student are taking our classes.
    Coding and online assesment of companies are very tough and they are selecting very few.
    I totally agree with you sir, something definitely need to change.

    • @rh334
      @rh334 Před 9 měsíci +3

      I did my masters from a top 100 University in GERMANY in DATA SCIENCE and lost 35 Lacs.
      Returning back to INDIA.
      No one teaches you TBH, you have to learn by yourself.

    • @Ritesh-pv4yi
      @Ritesh-pv4yi Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@rh334
      Which college?

    • @rh334
      @rh334 Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@Ritesh-pv4yi
      ESMT Berlin

    • @SonuDin-ql3lb
      @SonuDin-ql3lb Před 7 měsíci

      @@rh334 but why returning? data science jobs in germany?

    • @rh334
      @rh334 Před 7 měsíci

      @@SonuDin-ql3lb
      1) I already stayed there and searched for jobs for 1.5 years, visa is expired, no interview calls, applied in many companies.
      2) Job situation is not good. No INDIAN got a job all returned. Only GERMAN or EU citizens getting jobs there.
      Otherwise, you need to have 4-5 years of IT experience in AI ML etc.
      Fresher INDIAN no one hires.
      3) Going abroad for education is a waste.
      Universities only want your money.
      Education quality is shit.
      No internships, no placements, only local Europeans getting jobs.
      In a few months, you will be depressed and lonely.
      A lot of racism against brown skin INDIANS.

  • @dinobandhudutta8056
    @dinobandhudutta8056 Před 4 měsíci

    A very timely & cautious discussion.🙏🙏

  • @prashantdobhal2592
    @prashantdobhal2592 Před 8 měsíci

    Good job. You raised a very important question.

  • @ds3349
    @ds3349 Před 9 měsíci +7

    People moving from one state to other within India will face more racism than moving to another country 😢

    • @XplorerSyed
      @XplorerSyed Před 7 měsíci +1

      I got a job as a consultant in Ahmedabad hailing from Pune i literally had to come back in 3 months because of the hatred I got as I am muslim

  • @19REY
    @19REY Před 9 měsíci +130

    For doing PhD in India, Most of the top universities wants students who have already qualified ugc net/jrf exams. There is a vast difference in cut off marks among general candidates and candidates belonging to OBC/ST/SC. Many students scores almost 70-75% in papers(general candidates) but they were not not selected. in case of sc/st candidates, if they secure 45-50%, still they qualify for NET/JRF. In India, your Research innovation matters less than this UGC NET examination. 2nd one is lack of motivation to do new research and guidance by faculty members sitting in central universities. Third one is very less fellowship and facilities for Research scholars

    • @rajehkumarmishra
      @rajehkumarmishra Před 9 měsíci +33

      Upper cast Hindus point to reservation buy they won't ask questions why is education budget shrinking, why is there no good education policy,
      let me clarify my point you cant declare the same finish line if everyone has different starting line, bramin today are poor for different reasons than say dalits, my point is We should strive to make a good political system that works for all, the first step in doing that is get out of our stupidity, and lets understand how politics is played, you fight for anything other than good, transperent, and accountable system that means you have already fallend prey to politician mind game, govt has problem increasing education budget but no problem given big business loan that are never repaid, it 100-200 times more than what people of low caste get in benefits, I just don't understand people who argrue about cast don't see this, my opinion is that are they are cowards they can only ask question to those who has been histroically powerless,and btw I am a phd student at IITG

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +7

      because in India degree means just a way to get job. Mentality of people from childhood they learn only this and these people only become teachers, principle who run school, colleges so they also focus on this only.

    • @ETXD-fb5rn
      @ETXD-fb5rn Před 9 měsíci

      @@rajehkumarmishra right bro

    • @ayushagarwalroll0283
      @ayushagarwalroll0283 Před 9 měsíci +10

      We need to remove caste based quota system and adopt more meaningful quota system like ews ... deserving students don't get admission in top universities but are forced to study in bad universities hindering their growth and development and also destroying their creative mind.
      I don't mean to offend someone but don't deserving students deserve better ? Only then brilliant minds will rise .
      Most of the quota Students who don't study will get admission in top universities and will benefit nothing , because they don't want to study .
      I am just saying we need to move on to more meaningful quota system like that for economically weaker section who really can't afford to study.

    • @shivani-jv9qs
      @shivani-jv9qs Před 9 měsíci +5

      Yes but mostly sc/st are under poverty due to the casteism. For giving them equal opportunity reservation was a tool, but later in times it has been misused by politicans.

  • @Ansariiiiiiiii
    @Ansariiiiiiiii Před 9 měsíci +1

    I am skilled professional move to Singapore 3 years back for better life style and salary.
    Now I'm PR holder.

  • @akashgajbhiye8713
    @akashgajbhiye8713 Před 9 měsíci

    This is what we need right discussion

  • @naveedhasan5365
    @naveedhasan5365 Před 9 měsíci +7

    They are saying Jai Sri ram while breaking the fence to enter in the USA. Gr8 😂

  • @NitinSharma0915
    @NitinSharma0915 Před 9 měsíci +94

    If I think deeply from brain not from heart then if an student is talented and good in his profession then it's good to leave country "only for his life" Because there he can get good opportunities good life style and many more. This isn't the students but the govt disgrace that they can't able to provide such things in our own country ❤

    • @elizabethsundaram2822
      @elizabethsundaram2822 Před 9 měsíci

      Why copy paste same comment everywhere you irritating brainless WhatsApp university fellow? Think yourself and comment wood skull man@ ravishkumarfan

    • @sarojadhikari8868
      @sarojadhikari8868 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimsandh bhakt has got a miracle data.

    • @NitinSharma0915
      @NitinSharma0915 Před 9 měsíci

      @@IndiaHas35percentMuslims waah bro abhi se pta hai 2025 ka census 👏 vaise 2011 ke census se bhi 14.2 percent hi hai

    • @HrithikSD4368
      @HrithikSD4368 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@IndiaHas35percentMuslimstum IT cell vaale berojgaro ko job mil gyi bjp me to ab dusro ko chutiya mat banao.

    • @HrithikSD4368
      @HrithikSD4368 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@mohyalforhumanity1735whole subcontinent has this problem.

  • @leopardtiger1022
    @leopardtiger1022 Před 9 měsíci

    You are brilliant I have no words to 4cpress my admiration of you for your indepth knowledge of Indian and World politics economy and ability to Analyse and present your thoughts seamlessly logical... Best channel. I am from Kerala and your admirer.

  • @threedollerschannel739
    @threedollerschannel739 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What can we do the youth in India in busy arguing over hindu Muslim and mandir masjid

  • @artandsoul5663
    @artandsoul5663 Před 9 měsíci +7

    Same thing exist here in Darjeeling (WB), every students are going abroad, and the remaining has become an active political support for mere a bottle of beer and chicken rice... God save Darjeeling

  • @SunnyKailey
    @SunnyKailey Před 9 měsíci +16

    “I am a truck driver in Canada, and I own the truck. I’m making $15000 to $20,000, before taxes.
    I don’t know why people think we work under a ‘gora party’ (foreigner’s party). In Canada, after obtaining Permanent Residency (PR), everyone can open their own businesses. Some people may be lazy and afraid to take risks, especially when they don’t know English; this can be a little problematic.
    However, surviving without working hard but still making money is better than in India.”

  • @bhar.apoooo
    @bhar.apoooo Před 4 měsíci +2

    Caste based reservations. Preference of non deserving candidates over the deserving ones.

  • @tajinderjsingh826
    @tajinderjsingh826 Před 9 měsíci

    Seems logical & well prepared // Thanks

  • @Horne_Baka
    @Horne_Baka Před 9 měsíci +21

    So many ppl are sick of this country and its ppl and its culture and its economic standing that we saw a 43% INCREASE in student visa since last year....
    This is even more shockingly huge when u consider just how tough it is for Indians to get visa, even tourist visa...
    But according to govt, everything is changa

    • @ankit0657
      @ankit0657 Před 4 měsíci

      There is also a surge of useless students who know nothing better than dancing on reels. I am talking about thr Gen Z

  • @pallavavatarit
    @pallavavatarit Před 9 měsíci +14

    I did my BTech from top private university in India during 2021 (Covid Time) but couldn’t get a good job. So I thought of doing my masters from one of the best universities of UK (top 100 in the world) in the hope of getting a good job in the UK or at least a good paying job back in India. Fast forward to 2022 I applied to 1500+ jobs in the UK and got around 10 interviews. Interviews went amazingly well but they always seem to prefer candidates where they didn’t need to sponsor the visa. I felt lost and came back to India in the hope of getting atleast a 12LPA job in India but apparently no one wanted me to pay that. So now I am working (overworking) at a startup that pays me INR 35,000 per month and the worst part is that there are no new jobs in the market and even with a master’s degree from top university in the world the job I got sucks. 😢

  • @AbhishekSingh-lu8kt
    @AbhishekSingh-lu8kt Před 5 měsíci +1

    Many reasons:- Very Bad laws(For Men), High Taxes, Less Growth Oppurtunities, Poor Work-Life Balance, Pollution

  • @jinx5751
    @jinx5751 Před 5 měsíci +1

    They started so many colleges and trained so many people, that the value of degree and ddignity of labor got destroyed. Now anyone going for job must prepare for 10 lakh other aspirants who would be willing yo do the job for lower

  • @Punjzaabi_guy_
    @Punjzaabi_guy_ Před 9 měsíci +66

    10-11 years ago my friends from punjab use to work in multinationals in bangalore, noida, gurgaon but know no one is here all went to Canada, Australia.... in this toxic religious environment everybody want to leave India to change his fortune...

    • @eng.anwaaralawi7790
      @eng.anwaaralawi7790 Před 9 měsíci +2

      Hindutva is considered as apartheid world wide now in 200 countries ,
      The flow of NRI remittance continue to grow and float the local Sanskrit Education and plans for the Right Wingers ideology since a long time , by Governments .
      The effect of people returning from Gulf , says every year one million with 10 years or more experience has already visible in various states , pushing new efforts to have new Business and modern Education in these First Generation NRI returnees.
      Jai Hind !!!

    • @GetupandRise
      @GetupandRise Před 9 měsíci

      You need work on your English otherwise I would guess ur friends are driving Trucks in Canada 😂😂

    • @ravindrayadav9034
      @ravindrayadav9034 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@eng.anwaaralawi7790 okk so called liberal left wing 🍗

  • @ninjawarrior7515
    @ninjawarrior7515 Před 9 měsíci +14

    INDIAN EDUCATION = FORMALITY+SALARY ORIENTED TEACHERS

    • @sarveshsinha1530
      @sarveshsinha1530 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Indian students also just want degree without studying everything is interconnected

  • @user-pw3uu6bl5n
    @user-pw3uu6bl5n Před 5 měsíci +1

    Politicians are putting money in their pockets and making India poorer

  • @aph1555
    @aph1555 Před 9 měsíci +2

    17:46 Where did you get racism in Australia from?
    I have been in Melbourne fo 17 years and haven't seen it yet

    • @user-hp3et5re5y
      @user-hp3et5re5y Před 5 měsíci

      Actually it's little bit in the west.. specially in Perth side

  • @Hindipodcast01
    @Hindipodcast01 Před 9 měsíci +16

    Sir u said an absolute truth about indian education system vs the foreign education and working culture of foreign student, sir i am in canada and i feel here is an exploitation happening with studends as well as in india so there is no options we can think off

  • @abhikroy4721
    @abhikroy4721 Před 9 měsíci +30

    I agree with everything Akash said, but as an Indian only racism we ever faced in Australia is from other Indians. Never from Australians or any other ethnic groups.

    • @TalibFaridy11
      @TalibFaridy11 Před 9 měsíci +4

      Australian with indian origins are more hostile and racist towards another indian

    • @ritz84in
      @ritz84in Před 9 měsíci +1

      I so agree with you

    • @punedav007
      @punedav007 Před 9 měsíci

      I am glad, you are speaking the truth. Indian are racist MFs. Had it not been for them, i would have never returned to India from Australia.

    • @mayankaggarwal4728
      @mayankaggarwal4728 Před 9 měsíci

      Felt so terrified after listening to such things that we Indians are keen eating our fellows beings Alive in a foreign land where one expects help from fellow beings

    • @abhikroy4721
      @abhikroy4721 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@mayankaggarwal4728 it's not so bad that you'll have to be terrified. And not all Indians are like that. But there are a few who behave badly.

  • @nikhileshdeshpande
    @nikhileshdeshpande Před 9 měsíci

    I will share what worked for me in this environment. Step 1: Self assessment - What are your behavioural attributes and what kind of jobs are there in the market against your natural calling 2. Skill Mapping - once you have done the assessment of self and found what suits, map your skills against the relevant work you seek and upskill where you lack 3. Projects - Work on projects in the field of interest and make your resume more presentable 4. Analyze environment - See what is the industry where you will flourish the most and plan for it well. Remember this all is not a one day exercise, you will have to invest a lot of time and research a lot to get the information on what works for you.

  • @Isha_420
    @Isha_420 Před 5 měsíci +1

    The irony is I am sitting here in bologna, Italy while watching this video, doing my masters in astrophysics and cosmology (unibo).

  • @jijogorgeraj
    @jijogorgeraj Před 9 měsíci +30

    I believe parents should also get counseling on employability and different sectors so that they may guide their children and help children follow their goals. We as new age parents should accept the need for such a knowledge.

    • @rajendran30
      @rajendran30 Před 9 měsíci +2

      Your idea is good. But its just part of the solution. The elephant in the room is our kids not getting proper primary education, enough school students not going to colleges, high dropout rate and low quality education. Education, Education Education!!! We all have to talk about it. This is not a quick solution, but if not now, NEVER.

    • @anishashaji4133
      @anishashaji4133 Před 8 měsíci +1

      My father's backward mind has hampered my career a lot. I asked my father to send me to VIT or some metro city college in 2014. Some of his friends gave him the idea that don't send girls away from home. Had to start my career from 3.3LPA. Reached 7.5 recently after 4 yrs of career. Still lagging a lot behind. Sometimes parents stand in the way. The coming times are full of competition. My friends who has good support from parents are way ahead of me. They get good suitors. My father cant even face me now.

  • @AK-ud5bi
    @AK-ud5bi Před 9 měsíci +35

    "Oh, bravo, Indian government! 🙄 What a brilliant strategy! Let's just *force* our talented students to seek education abroad because, you know, we don't need their skills and expertise here, right? Who needs to invest in world-class education at home when we can export our brightest minds to boost other countries' economies instead? 🌍💸 Kudos for encouraging a brain drain that rivals Niagara Falls! 😂 #ForcingSuccessAbroad

    • @sumanroy7369
      @sumanroy7369 Před 9 měsíci +5

      @@bhavyasanghvi7095 thing is that time lot of people came back even though india was a colony of british raj and suffering from recession and poverty ...people like gandhiji,netaji they all came back to figh for country...guess whats happening these days;...those who have money and belongs to well established family are leaving

    • @quahogfamily8971
      @quahogfamily8971 Před 9 měsíci +2

      ​@@bhavyasanghvi7095Bro 10 yrs is a lot of time
      They should have banned reservation and promoted research facilities at premier institutes.

    • @hasanaliqadri1508
      @hasanaliqadri1508 Před 9 měsíci +6

      @@bhavyasanghvi7095 andhbhakt boul.

    • @quahogfamily8971
      @quahogfamily8971 Před 9 měsíci

      @@Artrader_em8ko I agree with infra
      But reservation must be removed from top institutes

    • @water9097
      @water9097 Před 9 měsíci

      No use of education only without private Businesses .

  • @kirchunetwork1986
    @kirchunetwork1986 Před 7 měsíci +1

    This is not today’s news. I moved to US in 1995 for simple reason of 1$ = 30 Rupees. But on the other hand there are many friends and relatives of mine who are very much happy and content living in India even though they had plenty of opportunities to move abroad.

  • @projectgreenindia
    @projectgreenindia Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thank you so much for the unbiased , contents 🙏

  • @edrizvan3445
    @edrizvan3445 Před 9 měsíci +107

    As an Australian citizen now of Indian origin, i can assure you there is no racism in Australia. I am seeing Indian students studying in Australia and getting into good jobs because the job market is pretty good. I find it very difficult to recruit for some of the roles here because there are just not enough applicants. And i am talking about a role that pays 100,000 AUD per year. The Xenophobia mentioned by Aakash is an over-exaggeration of certain incidents which are not race related but youth crime related incidents.

    • @GetupandRise
      @GetupandRise Před 9 měsíci

      While u agree that job market is bad here u don't agree on racism. You just can't agree to what u like. And u r one of millions there. Indians are looked down upon atleast covertly

    • @user-mr8tp6ti8y
      @user-mr8tp6ti8y Před 9 měsíci +14

      Agree. I have been staying in Australia for last 7 years and haven’t seen systemic or societal racism or xenophobia. I don’t think Aakash’s statement is based on facts. My take on this topic is you will find majority of ppl migrating or studying abroad will find their life improved. Pus remember no job is menial job and society doesn’t look down on you because you are working in retail or restaurants or cleaning jobs. They are just jobs.

    • @ritz84in
      @ritz84in Před 9 měsíci +2

      I so agree with you

    • @punedav007
      @punedav007 Před 9 měsíci +2

      You are very right. Akash's over exaggerated points, is simply not correct. If I had no family issues, i would have NEVER left Australia. It's such a wonderful country. So many people from so many countries. Multi racial and ethnic people. Very polite and friendly. I miss Australia so much. Had I been there, i would have enjoyed such a relaxing and amazing experience.

    • @thedeshbhakt
      @thedeshbhakt  Před 9 měsíci +17

      i hope so sir that i am wrong .... heard so many nice things about Australia otherwise
      indianexpress.com/article/world/australia-real-estate-agent-racist-email-indian-tenant-8922137/

  • @ShiroPB43brampton
    @ShiroPB43brampton Před 9 měsíci +18

    As Indian student in Canada, I’m happy to be here , india govt messing with Canada it will cause difficulties to future students who decided to cone there.

    • @somenathroy2014
      @somenathroy2014 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Who is messing with whom bro? Who first gives allegations against whom bro?

    • @Vpsingh1
      @Vpsingh1 Před 9 měsíci

      @@somenathroy2014 shut up U F**r

    • @kuldeepchang7453
      @kuldeepchang7453 Před 9 měsíci +1

      🇬🇧 British's Math Science 🔬 English Physicas Chemistry Computer Biology Education 🎓 Should be Stopped in lndia ,
      &
      lndia should be Named Bharat. 🙏

    • @InfirmValvet
      @InfirmValvet Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@kuldeepchang7453 han bsdk , adimanav wala kaal me le jao India ko na. Hindustan, Bharat , India jo v bolo sb thik he, tumhari backchodi se kuch na badlne wala smjh le

    • @SwayamKrishnaartsandcrafts
      @SwayamKrishnaartsandcrafts Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@kuldeepchang7453 bhai India ne toh kabhi apne desh ke research and development par invest hi nahi kiya toh india ka indigeneous maths science aur sab courses kahan se ayenge???britain ne invest kiya hai aur usko hi use kar rha hai kyunki india invest krne ke liye taiyar hi nhi

  • @emailshafihusain
    @emailshafihusain Před 8 měsíci +1

    I terribly regret my decision to stay in India where many of my friends moved abroad. Though, I am a senior manager in a top 5 IT firm but I know what my colleagues are making in the US, Canada, Sweden, Germany or Australia.
    Purchasing homes is super expensive, no government jobs,no child education, no retirement security, law and order doesn't exist, no infrastructure, no medical facilities but tax they would want 30% of my salary. Another 20% through indirect tax. What am i paying tax for? And the worst part is that no one speaks about it. When the British took 50% lagaan from farmers then Indians were very upset apparently. Now we are looted by our own people so that's seemingly fine. Seriously, regret is all I have.
    Then on top of all this the communal hate that we Muslims are suffering eith. I can't get a maid, I can't get a home at rent where I want, even shop keepers are biased. You all should know that when the referendum happened for Pakistan my grand parents voted against it and chose for India. I think that is what we are punished for.
    My analysis tells me that India will be far worse than China in the coming days that's for sure because people here carry no integrity.
    Sorry if i am hurting anyone's sentiments but these are my personal experiences. Therefore, I don't care if anyone gets stung by it.

  • @siddharthtripathi1818
    @siddharthtripathi1818 Před 8 měsíci

    Such a compelling and pertinent video. Well done again Akash