Indian Culture vs German Culture: Indo-German Couple Discusses the Good & the Bad
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Timestamps
00:00 About the video
01:39 5 good things about India
07:52 5 good things about Germany
18:57 5 bad things about India
26:27 5 bad things about Germany
#StudentsinIndia #BharatinGermany #Educationsystem
This is a super detailed video which took a lot of thoughts to do a fair comparison of both cultures. I hope you liked it! Our house is right on the highway (yes, the view is beautifu, but there is noise from the traffic), so sorry for the background noise!
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Young couple...u did correct analysis
Do u like people with cut throat approach?
U r correct..some relatives impose their thought on u
One should be flexible..need not be rigid
I haven’t even noticed background noise until you mentioned cmon you’re getting modest !
Don’t know about Germany 🇩🇪 but in india ..kids are really beaten a lot by parents
this is common everywhere house, school, police stations, even in some colleges
It's one of the bad things about asian culture. It's the exact same in Japan, China, Taiwan, Indonesia etc.
One more good thing about India is cheap internet. I get unlimited internet from 12am to 6am, plus 1.5gb/day and also if 1.5gb is not used, it will get collected and be usable in the weekends.
@@heathledger330 Just taking advantage of it for as long as it exists. It is really helpful in downloading videos for my studies btw.
Everything is cheaper here cause of low cost of living
😂😂 Seriously !!!
Calling the last rites of a company a good thing !!!
If more companies die and when they are in their last few working months serving you out of pain you call it a good thing...
You are really a Tru Indian👍👍
@@ahmedsiddiqui9515 What's so bad about it then?
2 3 gb mai kuch nahi hota sahi bolu to
It's more like parents don't want to let children go and do things on their own rather than children holding onto their parents, parents are wayyyy too overoprotective and its really difficult to go againt them for your dreams especially when they tag you with labels such as selfish, greegy and not being loyal to your nation, etc if you want to go abroad for studiying or for a job.
Ikr!!!! Specially if you are single child
I totally agree with yr point abt germans being straight fwd..i work for a german Company for quite a few yrs now. Any email from a german colleague is always crisp and upto the point. They always answer in yes or no. Never try to reply diplomatically or never try to avoid answering somethng. They plan well in advance and give you enough time to complete a task. Never last minute rush. will never call you on holidays or after ofc hours. The work culture is very different and adds to efficiency.
Great insights. Part 2 defo! ✌️
Please try to do a meetup when You come to India , we will be more than happy to meet you both
In india you can enjoy every season in this world.
No. Mediterranean weather
@@kunal_265 bhawanawo ko samjho , try to understand
This was a very beautiful video. Would love a part2
You have balanced both sides so well and in decent words.
Yes, want the continuation to this video
Video quality & video quality, both are awesome :))
Very true.. I agree with Bharat and Alina. In India most of the youngsters dream big but they aren't able to fulfil their ambitions because of this fixed life template. Anyone who breaks this principle and try to live for oneself is considered as selfish by the society.
Good one Bharat and company. I really liked your video folks.
I have noticed that how hard you're working 🔥👍
"... Having that kind of adventure ..."
This guy speaks my language :D
Me, a person who starts his entrepreneurial journey in Bengaluru
Good luck
@@likeabaka2532 thanks mate, I need it especially considering the bureaucracy stuff.I already found some good support, which help me to guide thruh this mess^^'
You're such a sweet couple Bharat and Alina, you're really shining and special in many ways. Thanks for your videos. You remind me on my indian love long time ago. Makes me feel sentimental .... lots of love to you und viel Glück euch :)
Indian work culture is more Americanized.
Bharat looked quite emotional when the topic was about family.
Both gave nice view both the country 👌👌💙
Very well and i agree with all your points.. 👍👌😊
Thank you for the comparison betweenbGermany and India.
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We love you Bharat Ji 💐🇮🇳
Very nice video. God bless you guys
We need part 2 of this video
Great video sir !
Pls keep it up.
I don’t why are you so underrated!
Also please start travelling vlog exploring Germany or Europe just like Dhruv rathee
I agree with all the points ✨❤️
In India people don't fight with the people of other states, but they discriminate.
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nice topics as i m living in germany
The reason there's a problem with cleanliness is only because of a lack of proper rule of law and it's enforcement. That's it. Most Indians themselves are very clean and per capita waste dumping is very low. India has a terrible judicial and police system. Once that's fixed and properly in place, you will see a massive improvement. I wish the govt. was doing something about it.
The point with independence from early age is very important. In India, the education system, the job market and the poverty hangover are the big reasons why so many parents till now have been so obsessed with moulding their kids into engineers, doctors, etc. and what not. That is getting easy as India is getting richer. It's not a real cultural thing technically. It's the outcome of having very few opportunities thx to impoverishment.
Loved the video. Hope both countries keep improving in the areas they need to do so in
Hey bhaiya!! I would suggest you to talk abt MBA and MiM course(both please) in GERMANY... not many resources are available abt those courses
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 very good video!
I have a German gf and I can definitely vouch a hundred percent whatever these two said is correct
You could have included one more is that India has all kind of season like cold hot monsoon snowing.. You come across the sea, mountain or hill or close to mount Everest , forest jungle wild animals snakes king cobra and deserts etc
You guys should have included the great internet connection for such less cost… vs Deutschland- a first world country with completely bad internet speed and connection
Yes! We do need more of you two! :D I hope I will study in germany right after 12th! :>
you preparing? I am from Nepal and I will start my preparations after our board exams end in 15 days
@@dallubaby804 Nah i got into 10th grade now- (due to some personal issues my admission was not done in 10th last year so I had to study 9th again)
@@dallubaby804 I am learning German, Studying for 10th exams before it starts, Researching which medical university would be great for studying, Learning about the culture through videos and blogs, Learning about the landscape of the Germany etc,
@@acekun5347 Oww great! I thought you too were in 12th grade. Nonetheless, its wonderful that you are preparing from that early. Language learning is the main thing. I will have to take a year off just to learn the language (but anyway I wanted to take a gap year hehe). But if you don't want any gaps, I suggest language would be main thing and ofc german culture is great. I suggest you watch a show called "meet the germans". It is hosted by a brit and she is amazing in those 5 minute clips she makes.
@@dallubaby804 watched all the meet the Germans series twice! :D IT IS good! There is also learning German which asks are interviews of German people which is great for picking up and learning words
We want part 2
We want part 2
Wow. It was a nice and useful video. Thank you for all these information. Not to mention, you both are so adorable.
U guys are so adorable😍
Sincere words, kudos to the couple,all the best 👌
Does Germany accept 3 years of ug bsc cs for masters??
Bro for getting job in Germany . Is it complsury that we should have master digree or any degree of Germany plese reply...
Nice vedio bhaiyya ❤️
I want to ask bharat " Giving up Indian nationality was really worth it"?
depends on your priorities and the type of life you want to live. Indians live to work whereas most Europeans work to live is what I think
@@deveshmore indeed it's all about how you want to live
@@deveshmore Not true. You have to be perfect to survive in Europe as an expat.
Hats off to you for your efforts. It is a hard topic to discuss frankly as even many educated Indians cannot take criticism positively and would turn defensive or even abusive ! Things have changed in the last 20 years and today I find Indians as materialistic as the westerners.
Good job Bhaiya
I do wanna see a part 2😂
Not satisfied with 35:47 min🤣👍
^^
If we do one year of BCA
Can we do BSc in Germany
Amazing 😍😍😍😍😍
Nice and informative video. Happy for you two, being able to accept both the cultures so well.
Would love to see cultural differences specially in Work Life, although u have mentioned some in this video, it would really help if we could get some more.
Thanks
I am agree with your point "Social Pressure", in India. I have completed my engineering in 2020. But there is no job in my hand.
Friends has started to give suggestions, do preparation of GATE,
brother says, do B.Ed. (gov. Teacher)
some says do BPO works.
One friend says "join Real Estate"
Even my brother said today, "(what will you do, after 2 or 3 years later you will be married)
Totally confused ^_^
True facing same thing
Maybe go abroad like bharat ? If you don't wanna learn German, go to other European countries like Lithuania, Poland, etc. where English is used much more
It's ok. Listen to them, you might get good suggestions. Keep an open mind and open heart. Also, try freelancing or try digital marketing ( see, even I am giving you suggestion, so India :))
Sir you're amazing
Sir plz tell That
Can we do BCA in Germany for free
If yes then in which college
Greetings from Panipat 🤘🤘
Loved this video Bharat! I always like to know about different countries and their culture. Even though I have been to Germany and have a German friend, it's always nice to learn more and more. With regards to the multicultural point that you mentioned, I kind of feel that in spite of us being so diverse, we are increasingly having major disagreements and conflicts with each other over it. For many people, unless you follow the culture followed by the "majority" you aren't really Indian.
yeah a popular term ANTI NATIONAL 😂😂😂
Well, you both are from two different countries with two different upbringings. And now you two are together, which tells me that both countries are good at their way. I always have fun watching your videos!!
Very nice comments,a chance given to us to hear u.
Saw the whole video ❤️❤️
Hope you liked it :)
part 2 whennnn ???
You are so sweet together 🥰
She is really cute 🥰 Btw I am studying in Poland..
I am living from 2017 in Germany, and i can absolutely relate to all ur points. Please make some videos on, how to improve our self to not get offended by Germans, maybe ur experience 😅
Lovely couple 👌
Also, so many post mails. :D :D
A very nice and objective video. As an Indian who has just migrated to Germany a couple of months ago I can't agree more to the points you mentioned. However I have just one question I'd like you to answer:
Why do Germans stare so much ?
I get this mostly from older people and sometimes younger women. And it makes me very self-conscious, as if I'm out of place or something.
indians also stare at foreigners. It is kind of normal, to be curious of people who are different than you
Part2
Bharat bhaiya, thanks for enlightening me with all the mentioned points 🙌
Waiting for PART 2!!! 😇
Make part to
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Yay
Wow even bad things of Germany sounds good and disciplined
You both are amazing ❤️
Aap Germany me kya Kam karte ho 🤔
I am 25 years old and my mom is really tensed about me taking the decision to study abroad. We are so attached to our family that we ourselves are not trying the best we can.
Very interesting information. I really like it
a beautiful love
Very nice and informative video.
In Germany u get freedom in teenage
And in india we have more rich cultural compare to all over world
Freedom comes with material wealth. This restriction on freedom culture in India is thx to edu system, job market and poverty hangover. You have to be this, this or that. Most of India is suffering from lack of opportunities due to impoverishment thx to last few centuries. Even in mughal period, 60% of the gdp was captured in the hands of just 655 individuals in India. Can you imagine that ? That's so terrible. Massive inequality. So, almost everyone was poorer than the avg. people in some European countries even in that time when India was still the richest country. This feudalism was terrible. Then, British raj extracted that wealth also. Then, we got an incompetent and corrupt govt for decades that made it worse. Thx to 90s reforms forces by IMF&World Bank, we got better and present govt. is not corrupt and much better but it's still not brought enough institutional changes. We need educational, judicial, police administrative systems to be thoroughly reformed and changed.
Anyway, I hope we do that.
Can’t wait for part 2
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Every time you say "like" I have to drink 🤣
You both look so good 🤩 you guys motivate me daily. love you guys ☺️✌️🏞️⛰️
About bad internet in Germany: do they have different tiers? I mean if you pay more can you get better internet? I live in the US and like almost everything here, if you are willing to pay more, you can get good internet. I've had 1 GBps internet (Fiber Optics) since many years but it is also quite expensive (but I need that for work). The bad point here is that this kind of price model exists for everything including healthcare which you get for free or almost free in many EU countries.
usa is capitalist.....most eu countries are semi socialist
They have different tiers but most max out at 100 mbps whereas in Denmark they max out at 1000 mbps
@@user-sm3xq5ob5d USA is a very big country in case you had no idea about that. Of course there are plenty of places where options are limited. What kind of silly point are you making? I live in a small town in New Jersey and I've had fast internet since many years.
@@user-sm3xq5ob5d Do you want me to give you a certificate to hang on your wall? This is the youtube comment section not a PhD dissertation. What an over-analyzing dolt.
@@user-sm3xq5ob5d All you got is pettiness. It is not possible to live in every single town and city of any country. Going by your silly logic, it is impossible to say anything in general terms. Have you lived in every single city and town of USA to convincingly negate what I said? See now?
I personally feel in professional world we should follow west & their work culture but in personal or family matters we should never follow west. I am saying as I spent 2 years in USA and 2 years in Uk but I didn't like their family or personal lives I feel family oriented system is best specially taking care of elders and parents when they need in old age. Kids growing up in good environment where they respect elders is better.
part 2 pls 😂
In india children over protect for doing own work
In India unnecessary savings for marriage of children. That too responsibility falls on father's. Father's die of tensions 😂
Instead of proper education they start thinking of marriage specially for girls.
I've lived my whole life in India, but I search for trash can and don't throw my trash anywhere.
Everyone should watch this video. It has something special that never revealed yet!
I now understand Germany is a big machine and dull emotional India is more inclusive and less effecient but more jugad 😂😂
Bro
Didn't you miss hindi?
I'm doing my diploma final year. So 10+3 (dip) =13years of education. Can I study engineering (B.E) Directly in german?
?? What's diploma final year ? Isn't school already more than 12 years of education ?
@@richiknair9036 A diploma is a certificate or deed issued by an educational institution, such as college or university, that testifies that the recipient has successfully completed a particular course of study. The learning experience of a diploma is more technical. The Diploma Programs have a duration of 3 years with 6 semesters.
I am doing in CIPET established by Govt of india in 1968 and approved by AICTE.
So can anyone reply me? Am I eligible to do Bachelor in Germany directly?
@@arjunsagar2942 I mean, you can go after school, so I'm totally sure you could go for bachelors with diploma easily
@@richiknair9036 thanks a lot
Do colour blind people have restrictions in getting job in engineering domain in Germany even if they pursue MS from there??
@@heathledger330 It depends on the exact job position. If you operate machines then maybe but like i said it really depends on the exact job but for most jobs it will not be a problem.
i think a field job might have some restrictions, i dont think a desk job would tho
I have only 63% in 12th (Science) and no biology in 12th can I study Medicine in Germany if I have good German language proficiency can I get admitted to Studienkolleg in M course? Please inform me on this.
Sorry but not possible
Literally "Indo-European." LOL
Bro Indians work 12 hours a day and that's is the reason they don't ask for more work
Bharat bhaiya ana mam you made a real Justice with both countries
I agree with all except 21:00 they don't want old people because they already have an ageing population which will put the burden on their social security system of pension and healthcare
In education and research, eventhough indian have limited facilities but they are so nice in education
Really you guys are right about other youtubers! They don't say anything bcoz of their subscribers
studying Chemistry in Banaras Hindu university can help me to getting into German university with Funding. .? Otherwise, Should I go for Lovely Professional university In CSE..? I wanna apply for masters
Definitely abroad is better. You could try other EU countries like Lithuania, Poland, where English is used much more so u won't have to worry about having to learn a new lang
@@richiknair9036 should i go for study in chemistry at Banaras Hindu University or LPU cse..?
@@diary_of_shutterbug BHU is probably better from what I've heard. Do some research as well. Look at some videos about both universities on YT
@@richiknair9036 I really confused about should i go for BSc Chemistry in a reputed public or B .Tech CSE at private university, which will be help me for getting founding for my masters in USE..
@@diary_of_shutterbug US ?? I thought u said Germany ? Then, you'd get free masters in Germany. Why bother about funding ?
Appreciate you relinquished Indian passport, that was something on the card of a child who spent good amount of school time in europe .
part 2