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Is your future dependent on a few entrance exams? Because, for some reason in India they are not even conducted without corruption.
Watch along as we unpack the NEET exam scam, NTA's failures and how all of this is wasting away precious years of your life which should instead be used to up-skill yourself and prepare for the real world where your skills command the premium and not your entrance test scores or degrees.
We've also made a helpful guide to help you land your first job!
We'll show you:
How to identify in-demand skills
Where the jobs really are (hint: there are thousands waiting for you)
How to build a killer portfolio that gets you hired
Watch it till the end if you too are fed up with entrance exams deciding your future!
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This video viral soon
good video
I am from Pakistan can I apply?
Aur bolo Modi to aayega hi
btw what's your opinion on predatory TOS like the adobe one recently
70% of students don't even know how to get a job after graduation without experience
Wait there is a way?
That is me 😢. It's been an year already
Me 😢😢
@@animista9824 Yup there is a Way, and ie is JOB Referral or any relative working in the MNCs.
@@GraphicraftersUs moment 🤧
This is like the 5th video I am watching on why Indian education system is messed up, and the worst part is I couldn't disagree with any of those videos either. We are so cooked frfr 💯
We need to encourage people to pickup relevant skills + create portfolios/ build personal brand.
@@aevytv I just complete my graduction where I go?
@@Shikshadewhat did you study? What are your core skills?
@@aevytv why can't you guys just study math and join cmi or other good colleges which are outside india
@@rsreenivas1880 can u please elaborate on this ? I want to know about this , am terrible at math but this might encourage me to study it and get a better job !
This video is a proof that a lot of people don’t even know how to look for jobs and just complain about not having a job without even trying
True.. most people dont even know whats happening in the outside world
hmmm, i guess you never applied anywhere in your life; or you didnt really understand whats going on in the video.
Coz no one told us how, that's why?
@@achintya-7 not everyone who knows it had someone to spoon feed them, it's all about the efforts you put in. It's not like people who have put the effort in learning and are now putting efforts in getting a job, aren't getting anywhere, or is it? But blaming everything on the government is easy right? Let's do that.
@@1nikhil11exactly they are too busy bitching on internet
Students don't even know how to send an e-mail, don't even know how to greet properly, sadly we have glorified this type of life.
sadly, for those who know, still this is not enough. no matter how much you upskill, nothing is enough.
"how to send an e-mail, don't even know how to greet properly" As advanced AI is going to take over most of the tech jobs
@@gjw1wj721 I bet if they even know how to use AI apps as well, I know AI is advanced but you still need a human somewhere to manage it.
simply a skill issue
This is so true
IIT Passout in 2023 here. Finally landed job as a graphic designer beczo i wanted to make a career in arts and stuff and getting career started from graphic designing was the most accesible option. I made a lot of mistake applying for jobs in start and that always happens to everyone its a trial and error learning thing. But even when I got most things ie CV, linkedin profile right, it took me in total 1300+ applications over like 6-7 months of continuous applying and only experience being a design intern (which also took several hundred applications to land). In short, applying to job like theres no tomorrow helped me to finally land this one job. pay still isnt great but it is something. So thing for me which helped most in landing job was relentless applying to whatever form i see fit. Just by the sheer law of probability and statistics whatever i did land a job. Applying on jobs without prior experience is absolute nightmare.
I really advice anyone who is reading this to take up multiple intern experiences as well that will help you A LOT in job landing.
And Good Luck as well.
Thank you for the information
I can +1 to this, having taken SDE job in this market (6 mo before) I had to go through the same process mentioned above
Bhaiya konse IIT se go aap? Mai vi iss saal IIT jaa rha. Prolly IIT Mandi CSE in 2nd round 😅
@@utkarshsahu193bhai kitne ghante padhta tha aur kitne saal tak padhai Kari ?
Are you really from an IIT ??
As a NEET aspirant, who worked hard, skipped every party, marriage function, birthday and literally every festival
And at the end seeing the rank !
My belief in the system is gone.
Bro, trying to become a doctor in india is like choosing to lose … the best and easiest way for good jobs without debt is IT and even there you need to be smart as this girl is telling you to
@@LuckyBombay doctors make lot of money even more than 30 lpa people
people have done the same (skipping joy for hard work/study), even after decade of cracking those basic entrance exams. the grind never stops. you are just a kid, crying about wasting 1 year of your life lol. it will still remain the same once you enter college. its literally nothing.
You need to watch whole video again😅
@@Mevilean At this point I don't want to do anything
This actually made me teared up, Varun and achina, thank you so much. You guys are what India needs, Im so sad that people don't find stuff like this. You guys are doing great work, the amount of good will is just insane.
thank you so much again.
So glad we could be of help🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@aevytv 🙏
God send's, reality checks we needed for a LONG while.
Yes I agree
I love how they're calling a 4 year programming tutorial "Computer Science"
A formal education in computer science matters, it teaches you the general principles that allow you to build something that does not exist yet. What this video calls "skills" in the context of CS is a shallow knowledge of programming and frameworks. Sure, learning this for 4 years will let you make a kickass website, or a good backend service by using JavaScript or a SQL database.
But you can never make said SQL database, or the V8 engine/JS interpreter. You simply have not studied compilers, or queuing theory, or threading and deadlocks in detail. This is what real CS is.
can you suggest me a skill to learn that can land me job in future i don't have any idea about tech as my background was completely different
I'm not even sure how serious I even should be in this. Just earlier this morning watch 2 videos where guys lost their job to AI. Not because they were replaced particularly but they were no longer needed. Or maybe it's the market itself rn.
Because we think CS is all about grinding leetcode and making clone projects using MERN stack.
Sadly the problem is that two wrongs are going to make a right. None of the ones studying in most of the colleges are taught concepts seriously so they are neither 'engineers' nor deep programmers. Colleges are producing trained technicians for IT companies, that too bad ones. Now these skill shops are going to make money by exploiting the unskilled grads who have no job offers.
Please tell me how many people you have seen building their own databases and compilers
After seeing the video I wanted to share my experience.
My background:- Goa, currently 2nd year student in Engineering College (not renowned),
middle class, had a low end laptop in the house.
My story :- during covid started learning python and programming languages as hobby and it grove into a passion, And today I applied for an internship (unpaid) for backend engineer and got selected, I did this for to gain experience and nobody in my college is as skilled as me, why I am sharing this because whatever it is told in video is absolute truth. Work on your passion, make good projects, And to be honest I never knew I could build a career in it, I code because it makes me feel alive and it feels cool, I kinda like addicted to it. So Find a passion or a field to get started.
PS: I was selected only because of my skills alone not because of my college.
Kudos to you Samuel!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Which college Man,I'm from Goa as well
@@prabodhgawas9272the college he is in isn't the point the point is to improve your skills if you can't get into good govt colleges or can't afford private colleges go to a college in your home town start learning coding online from yt do projects make cool websites and programs and leetcode try doing online unpaid internships and build up ur resume for 4 yrs
This is just my take and what I understood from their comment
Skills>>Degree
👇
Correct!!
no jobs even if u have skills stop pretending,even shadow hiring
Nobody teach us ho to develop skill or u can there is no road map to develop skill
Not in india. In most good companies they reject your application if you don't have a degree, even before seeing your skills
skills are lie to shadow hire and to show fake data to pretend to hire wake up ppl over population is here
2024 aspirant ;-; pain
as a jee failure who will be entering a tier 2 private college this year, this is exactly what i needed. was feeling a bit confused and lost. will go through the document tonight and then get to work immediately. will worry about the rest later. thank you!
Which college ?
tier 2 colleges are great if u would know about shiv nadar university / bmu / rv or bml gurgaon u woudlnt think ur failure even there are many great tier 3 colleges toooo but u 2000s generation are more into jee trap due to coaching centre wale and youtube ka dikhava
@@godgifted284 vit
@@LavanyaChawla-km6zh that's fine really. I'll hopefully get a good placement too but at the end of the day i went to Kota and couldn't get IIT so I'm going by that standard. Could have definitely been worse but I'll take it. Thank you for your words
tier 2 colleges are somewhat better than iits, as they are just like NITs, they give more international exposure and placements. most kids end up even more confused like this after completing degrees in iits, they are just lost. so better do the college you get and make your own career.
As a student I remember attending this talk on analog design. The speaker did his undergrad in a non IIT/NIT/BITs but later on went to USA to MIT for his higher studies. He said something that still sticks with me: "It doesnt matter where you're from. What matters is what you know."
What actually matters is who you know too and how much money ur dad got
Also your category matters as long as you're in this country.
Yes, circumstances matter, but if you spend your time blaming your circumstances, you waste the time and the energy that you could instead use to come out of it.
Tcs has 80k vacancies but on the website there are not even 3k job openings. Tcs have fired employees on the basis of background verification without evening evaluating the skill or talent of the person and later published these kind of reports
Very true.... I just few days ago interviewed for TCS... Cleared the TCS NQT and was selected for digital profile... At the interview they were clearly a bit disappointed as soon as I mentioned that I am here to grow and learn skill and after the bond period is over if I get a better opportunity I would definitely move to that... TCS wants skilled cheap labour bit also expect them to destroy their prime years 21-30 with then at the most cheapest salary possible... I have background at frontend development and AIML but at interview the manager was not even aware what Next js is... The TR had to explain him about that .... If the managers don't even know what a candidate is taking about how does it make sense that those guys are sitting there and deciding in few minutes the most important moments of a candidate....obviously as fresher we don't have more experience then them but are rather far ahead in terms of skills and tech knowledge... Now just waiting for final email.... But still planning out to start freelancing rather than this slavery.
And then people think that those who go abroad are after money. It’s the biggest bait and switch.
People actually move abroad to give a fairer opportunity for their children to thrive. Money is hardly the motivation.
This is one of the best video, cos I just passed out of my 12 and I'm still confused wt to choose as my career thanks a lot
Even after finishing MBBS in govt Medical College and then joining IIT, I still feel like a failure.
What how what happened
Genius🎉
You are cz you talk like one.
Go outside india
Whaat? IIT after MBBS? i would like to hear your story. Please elaborate your journey
Amazing Content Aevy TV, this can help millions of our teenager who have passion but dont have a roadmap but you gave that also in this video Thankyou
There's one more crucial aspect of education: research. If we solely focus on job placement, we neglect research and development (R&D). Let's consider this video: everyone might get a job initially, but eventually, demand and supply will stabilize, leading to a surplus of skilled workers and fewer jobs. Therefore, an education system that prioritizes R&D would be more beneficial.
Secondly, while established career paths like video editor and software developer are valuable, our focus shouldn't be limited to them. People should be encouraged to build, not just software, but also hardware. Exploring platforms like Arduino and creating medical equipment with it any other things can foster these skills. Because of AI, In future we definitely need people who are skilled in hardware rather then software of any other creative field.
Thank you so much achina. Thank you for making a solution based video. Everyone knows the problems, everyone cribs about them but only a few look for a way out. Thank you for guiding us through. You've put it across in a way that seems doable. Thank you.❤
50% of the jobs in job portals would be ghost jobs which companies usually post to show the world that the company is performing well and is growing. Not that I am saying you won't get any response but it's all luck🤞🏻, if you apply to 100 jobs 50% may view then out of that 50%, 25% will shortlist and save your resume for future reference and hiring, now again out of that 25% hardly 1-5% may contact you for interview and out of that 1-5% you have to try and get at-least 1 job offer, hurray 🎉.
How unlucky generation we are ai, competition, inflation, recession , skills are becoming useless and what not 😢
Adapt, nothing else to do.
@@dhruvasammeta69 become mahoraga
Sala ab to influencers bhi agaye
Atleat no black plague or malnutrition or british raj. I believe it's the best time to be alive
just learn ai ,it's not that difficult
How Does AEVY just gets BETTER AND BETTER - it's like Indian VOX but like 2 levels up.
It's direct, it's isnt journalism, it's direction, they talk about issues and solutions that are much relevant to us, maybe not others, but for us, great content.
No matter how much re-valuation they do the number of seat is still limited. People should look for other avenue than just doctor/engineer. Let the exam be for only who really wants to be the doc/engineer.
btw the solution mentioned in the video actually already exists in our education system, which is polytechnique and vocational training - they need to be revamped massively.
Yes iam thinking to do vocational course is it a best choice
That's a good one , where everyone talks about the problem you guys started by solutions ... Extraordinary . 👍👍👍
Thank you very much for making this video❤
Common starting point and then there is reservation. Really fair?
😂😂😂
Not even 50% but like 75%
Very Good Point
Reserved pigs might get offended.
Anyway you are speaking facts.
Lol common starting point is an absolute illusion. There will never ever be a fair ground for these things ever. Reservation is only helping people from lower community get a chance at things. Taking reservation away wont solve anything.
Guys skills skills skills !!! Wish me best and all the best to you all !!
1. people are not made who are studying in iits after cracking jee adv, i will not talk about skill for now.
2. If a company is new then hiring iitians help to improve their name in market or getting funding.
3. people on top position are generally iitians so offcoruce they will prefer their college more, and iitans can get connection to land a job very easily like their senior's referal etc. You can't do that very easily as you are not iitan.
4. Comapny can use the connection or networks of these iitians in future if they needed.
5. And, IITs have option for internship in college.
6. And see if company is in critical condition or deadline, these iitians have mindset and harworking nature that helps the companies not to fuck up where they could have.
7. IITians are generally very good followers, they have followed their teacher during preparation time very hard and if you have opened your company then you just need some people who have experience in that sector and people who will follow that experienced man.
8. IItians are generally very versatile in nature as compared to any other college students, kisi bhi project me daal do.
9. Generally freshers don't have much to show in their portfolio, so if they use something like i'm from iit or iim etc helps you a lot
10. Its easier to manager them as do their work without much warnings, I think so. I have seen some meme or post in social media like hr wrting some warning to its employee that don;t use office internet to scroll instagram or to do time pass in office, i can deferentially say that employee might not iitian
I have not talked about skills any where for now. Some company will easily hire this person despite he doesn't have any specific skill
Being 14 and watching this 😂😂, figuring out life is hard guys. Just focus and you can make it through
Good words😅.
Enjoy for now
Life isn't hard we have made it complex
this is the exact kind of content that needs to reach us young population. you guys are highly underrated, and i hope that changes soon. keep doing the good work!
I work as a Writer and Content Strategist.Four years ago, I was jobless, holding an Engineering degree that seemed useless. I come from a village in Karnataka, far from any Tier 1 or Tier 2 city, and struggled to form a sentence in English. Desperate for any job, I was trying everything.Then COVID hit. That pause was a game-changer, helping me realize what I truly wanted to do. I wanted a job in the creative field because I love consuming media and writing. During COVID, I spent my time watching movies and writing reviews. I built a blog on WordPress and started posting my reviews, all from my phone, as I didn’t have a laptop.I applied for writer roles everywhere. Someone saw my blog posts and liked my assignment. That was enough for them to hire me, and I landed my first job in the field I genuinely wanted to work in. Every day since has been fun and fulfilling.After landing my first job, I set two goals for myself: improve my English and master writing. I have come a long way since then and continue to enjoy the journey.
I myself prepared for neet and gave my 2nd attempt this year, was not selected due to High inflation in ranks😢. no worries, but my family is again saying give one more try but i dont have the guts to see one more failure.With no hopes left i have to prepare again for this. Ahh! When i look back and see what i have learnt in past 12 years of my school life ,i see nothing except a white canvas with zero colours 😢😢😢. But this year i talked my mother and said her ,"i want to learn new things, explore something except studies so i choose video editing and little bit of designing stuff" hope it goes well and i will upscale atleast 1 step towards my dream❤❤
Good direction you are going 👍
After so much hardwork i scored 600+ in neet now i have lost faith in hardwork, and don't even have the motivation to do anything else in life.😢
don't loose hope bro, your hardwork will result someday. have faith in krishna and see what can you do best now.
just get better bro it was just a part of your life forget it do what you love
Again, sunk cost fallacy
My guy, Dont lose motivation, Think, What's best for you, And do it, it's as simple as that, Just think were you are, and do what you think is best, everything work's out, there must be good, for bad, for good, for bad, and onwards
Just scroll 📜
Thank you for giving an appropriate approach.
A big fan of your work and efforts to help & guide young students who r clueless abt their lives
I joined a corporate company working full time as soon as I turned 18th (after completing my 12th ) , just because i wanted to check the whether i have the potential to get employed/make money with the skills and knowledge that i developed over so many years in my school life .
So how it's going?
Awsome Content Achina maya.......BUT Scaler is NOT the solution for most students....Quality, Affordable Education is the Need of the hour......Respect from bangalore.
Indeed,if it's not affordable it's not a solution.
Amazing video!
Y'all deserve more than a million subs
Thanks Aevy TV, you're really cool nerds who make learning more fun, and engaging, with lots of great practical solutions, especially in this video where you explain gamified learning, which is awesome!
Our indian education system must change 😢
Till it does, we can’t keep sitting and waiting, we still need jobs and earn money to support our families :/ Let’s do what’s in our control, let’s pick up the relevant skills companies are hiring for. Let’s get students job ready instead of entrance exam ready.
@@aevytv The system's been bad, for a while, not new, People need to learn how to adapt, thanks for creating content that actually matters, India's vision needs to adapt, just keep pushing.
System will take years to change better change ourself. Reskill, read , identify opportunities
@@seekertruth72 Exactly, just adapt around it, the indian youth need to learn to adapt.
@@dhruvasammeta69 it's very easy to find faults, complain and blame. People who appreciate what they have and keep working ultimately succeed. My own opinion
I really like the editing of the video !
If you want to learn, they have co-horts, free classes teaching it, could be a usefull skill, who knows!
@@dhruvasammeta69 well I know that I was just amazed about the video game editing theme
@@gouthams3343 They have a really good blend of game/pixel rertro, diagram, graphic design, and comedy based visual story telling, which is really unique, especially for India.
Hi, as a student
1. I am completing BBA
2. And got intership on Digital marketing
3. Learning professional Video editing
4. And professional on AI tools
5. Professional computer skills and business and management skills
,,I hope i can get some job
6. And started a instagram and CZcams content creator account
7. And planning to do MBA in Human resources
I will be graduating next month hope I can find a job for work experience so that I can do my master's in us after 2 years
Awesome explanation on burning issue..thanks for such informative and transformative content @AevyTv
Am totally done
Got degree
Done specialization
Hunted for job
Lost hope
Went for govt exam
Nothing changed
So its done for me no hope no change in my life every day every hour every minute is same for me
No body loves me even my parents backbite me
Ive skiped many joys in my life to be something in my life
But now am alone in my dark room
Luck is for rich 🤑
What's your degree and specialization in?
blue-collar jobs are still a thing.
Atleast you have a job
@@Omkar-Naik bcom and complete cma us
@@koyamma9575
One of my childhood friends did the CMA course after engineering and got placed in Canada during pandemic.
Don't lose hope.
You can try Indian companies as long as you're confident in explaining to them how your skill set will be useful to them.
The thing is, engineering from a IIT or NIT etc is a security. My elder brother who is a passout from IIT Roorkee stresses on the fact that if you are confused and have no clue the best thing to do right now is engineering(from a decent college) most of the students don't even end up grabbing a engineering role in a company but a good college is where you'd have like minded people and the resources for extracurriculars clubs allowing you to explore other fields while getting immense security. If you think you can, get into a tier-1/good college then do whatever miss achina siggested us to, if you can't then start it right away.
But think about it, 14L students write JEE every year, and a large part of them get into terrible engineering colleges. The best option for them right now is to pick up a skill that’ll get them a job regardless of them getting the degree or not. This skill will help them land a job where they can finally meet some like minded people and hence build a network..
@@aevytvYes, risk appetite of Indians is the least. We all want a dream job, but don't have any dreams of offering job to people
Yes at least engineering is better than studying bsc, with bsc msc you end up nowhere
Loved the video. Very helpful information
this video was way more detailed than what I expected this is going to be saved in my playlist for all future references😇😇😇👍👍👍👍
I think home schooling and similar pattern for higher studies should be implemented. Where student will only give university exams and only pay exam fees.
I think upcoming generations will avoid higher studies because of job market.
You have options like IGNOU and DU sol
Really shit idea. How is homeschooling the answer instead of a re-evaluation in the way of teaching and exam systems . Would you send your child for homeschooling or have you undergone homeschooling, in which case atleast explain how that works??
@@euphoria-1045
1> today even if student is admitted to a college/school, they do have tuitions outside. They are spending x2 times time learning the same thing.
Homeschooling will reduce that.
2> it will create competitive environment for college and teachers to get better. If college school teaches well then only they will get money.
3> if degree from homeschooling gets equivalent recognition from society then yes I would homeschool my child.
4> you will save lot of money that goes into these big institutions pocket in the name of so called learning.
5> student can use online study materials which are available for free.
Cons-
As competition increase, good teachers will hike up their rates. Which can cause problem for financially poor students.
They ask experience for entry level job
But if you have the skills and a portfolio then this requirement is overlooked. Just get a kickass portfolio ready!
I run a startup. While hiring freshers, we often find that they have no skills that can be commuted to productive work. Most early stage companies do not want to waste money training a fresher on basic things and established companies have enough experienced people to choose from.
This is how you can break through this chicken egg problem:
1. Unpaid internships, as awful as they might sound are your golden ticket.
2. Write to any founder/member of an early stage startup, and offer them free work in exchange of experience.
3. A lot of founders might make you do unproductive, skill-less work. Leave these organizations asap and find a better one.
4. Find your calling, try staying in your home city or work from home to save money, upgrade your skills and get experience in your CV.
Note: Any other economy or any other times, I would have suggested against taking unpaid work. But times are desperate in India and unfortunately to out stand insane competition, this is a strategy that always works.
If you bombard 10 early stage startups, I guarantee you at least 2-3 will respond.
@@aevytvwhich companies look at portfolio and on which platform job seekers can get to know about these companies. Hard to find those portfolio looking companies that's the truth
@@aevytv So is it compensating with learning and "mastering" skills for lack of experience🤔
@@varun58578 Totally depends on the type of organization. Sales/ Business development or general management is required everywhere if you have decent communication skills. Once you go more into technical roles, live projects become more important. Any startup would choose a hustler with albeit fewer skills but who is ready to learn on the job.
Aevy is the vibe
This video is an eye opener and a mentor session .Its so true most of the graduates dont know th what ,when,whys about their careers and mostly people online dont provide clear cut info without money... ❤❤. Please make more videos related to career it would really be helpful❤❤
Anyone who wants to be a video editor, please make a portfolio. I have 5 years of experience in video editing but I still struggle a lot to land clients because I was dependent on someone else who used to bring me clients and I never bothered to make a portfolio. A silly mistake. Now I have the skills but no portfolio. (btw i am making a portfolio now)
The biggest question mark that people have (including me) is what after getting a job at TCS without a degree or future growth
In simpler words- NOBODY wants to be stuck at a 6lpa CTC.
CTC KAISE BHADEGA
Scale up karo. 10% annual hike ke chakkar mein mat pado. Read about the latest tech demands in AI/ML.
@@mathurp6889 Sure demand is high but they require highly skilled people. You cant simply learn AI/ML in 6 months that is sufficient for their requirement.
@@amrahs6999 Yeah, but it's worth spending an year learning these skills than taking a jump from 6 to 8 lacs. I wasn't talking about freshers but OP's situation in particular.
I will be graduating this year in bba can I get a job in tcs
@@amrahs6999 you can learn enough to clear the interview in 6 months, rest you can learn on the job
What lens are you using? It’s so good. It’s wide and has the bokeh!
20mm F1.4?
I have been following your channel for a long time. Your editing, script, content genre and explanation is the best.
I am officially your subscriber now.
You should have atleast a million subscribers.
🔥🔥
I am a Cyber Security Researcher and Architect with less than 1.5 years of experience. A lot of people underrate how many jobs you have to apply before you land a good one. I had to apply over 1100+ jobs to hear back from around 70-80 people and get around 25-30 interviews and 3 4 offers with I hedged against each other to get better offer. The whole process took a good 4 months and I 4 times my salary with exactly the same skills I had, sometimes you are undervalued and you don't even know until you ask.
My suggestion to anyone who already has buildup the skill but isn't able to land a job or a gig, Put a sitcom on you tv and start rage applying on your phone or laptop... You got this!!
1.4 crore is 1 crore 40 lacs and not 1 crore 4 lac 😂
Yeah I thought it was 1.04 crores not 1.40 crores, my bad!
The production level on this video is amazing, kudos! As an editor, it's laughable how me charging 30k per video already brings me up in top 25% of wage earners, that too as a student. Goes to show how "5 trillion economy" is actually working
thanks a lot for this video. Cheers to you guys!
Judging the job market only based on the number of job listings is a flawed argument. We should look at the role, salary offered and several other factors. It's not that TCS has 80k vacancies which means India has a lack of talented professionals but the above mentioned factors should also be considered.
Yeah but people overall are not looking for specific job roll are they, if I am that skilled why would I work on a service based comp, which will pay me 3lpa for a role
No there are no jobs and if there is vacancy HRs dont know how to hire they are lazy and hire through referrals. For someone who is skilled but dont have many friends and no connection its not so easy to find jobs.
Was searching for this , what a perfect timing, thanks ❤
This video had made me reminded how important it is to get your skills right rather than a big College Degree I wanted to share my experience I am a full stack developer with 1+ year of experience as I've been a fresher started and still in the early phase I don't know it will be helpful or not but I am not from any BIG tech companies but I tried for startups where they only see you and judge you on your skills rather than on your degree I think in my field It is important that you have some projects and have your fundamentals in the programming language right that's more than enough to get you into entry level jobs
Yai sab toh theek hain but for someone who had pcb in 12th(i.e. the avg neet dropout) most of these won't work
Same here bro, pcb student, dropped neet for 1 year, failed, learnt video editing from Aevy, now a video editor at MartyMartin studios and studying BCA from Manipal online
Can you guide me too ?@@omanajz
@@omanajz all the best just do hardwork u will definetly get good salary its for sure dont be sad because of jee/neet whatever it is
@@omanajzI'm also doing online bca from muj, which batch are you in?
@@Ccyt954 Batch 7, the most recent one
When ur family is dependent on ur success u choose safety,security over passion,skills & all..they can't provide u security..... haven't u fired a script writer or graphic designer? did u provide them with any social security?like epf, pension scheme,health insurance...indian students r forced to waste their youth on trying to get a govt job as indian labour laws r there to exploit every gig worker...so these kinda videos only work in Bangalore..not in burdwan or banarasi
You are right
exactly! most of Indians have to think more about survival rather than skill or interest.
Very good advice. None of what I learnt in college helped me when getting my first job, the degree just qualified me to walk into the office to be interviewed. Most of the knowledge which helped me was earned through my internship and part-time work experience during college.
Video format changed a lot since following since 2k.. but love what you guys doo.
Great video!
Why
@@dhruvasammeta69why not ?
@@Priya-jw5ut no, like the donation, why, there other ways but to do it but ok ig
aevy cooked with this one !
the animator needs a raise...thanks aevy tv for bringing up importance to these issues students face...
Wow! You guys are doing such a great job....
18:53 editor bhai too good
I am a product designer, and to be honest, most of the companies who are hiring...DO NOT RESPECT DESIGN...they just want to be some company..and since people are desperate for the job they take it...and cuz of that...the job becomes boring..and hence they want to quit...
THIS LOOP CONTINUES...IN EVERY SINGLE FIELD..
Please elaborate so I can learn from your experience
@@Suraj_hpsyesss
Most companies in India are service based they only care about client
Thank you di🙏🏻❤
Thank you soooo much for this video !!!!!
51 seconds ago is crazy
Really this is serious, because people like me im doing masters, then might do B.ed but seriously I don't know what to do next and by background is not science I'm a student of Art's because teacher is not a healthy choice anymore, i mean there's no place for new one so im worried now .
What you are talking, teacher is best job if you have passion for teaching, and it is irreplaceable even when AI will come because Teachers role is not just about teaching subject but guiding students and motivating them to do better , AI will not able to do that anytime soon in future .
The role of teacher is to guide and motivate others but most teacher in our country is themselves not motivated they became teacher because simply they didn't know what to do next and continually stacking a bundle of degrees, from graduation to masters to PhD to Mphil or in some case teacher training BEd ,MEd but they didn't did it because they wanted to be teacher/professor they just are directionless.
good editing .how did u create those pixel animations???
My advice to Indians - help each other in education and job as well. Together they can do well. Let there be no competition. Just cooperation and friendship. Let everybody earn enough money to make ends meet.
Unity is strength
Yeah true ❤
Nah nah ego is important why should we help others 🤡
Don't you think those 2 rupees corporate houses should think of providing coaching to the talent that they're saying useless inspite of complaining before the media.
they themselves were chaiwalas before, and then raised corporates out of thin air. now telling us to upskill, for them. NAH, nope, thanks.
@@realracing3specter295 better to upskill and start something on your own rather than doing yes boss service to this ugly corporate fishes.
For an Indian perspective your course is bit expensive ,no middle class parents will spend 60k for video editing cohort .
can you suggest me a skiil that i should learn to land a job( im not from tech background)
Okay, I'm not a big shot here. But I did get some jobs good enough to pay the bills without having a college degree to boot. Early on during my college days (I dropped out later on), I used typing software to make sure that my typing speed is good enough. Moreover, I used to read a lot of books, and watched a lot of movies, which helped me with my English.
This ultimately led me towards my first job, which simply required me to write English subtitles for Hindi shows. A place where I could use both the skills.
After that, I read this book called Letting Go of Words to learn the ins and outs of Content Writing, and based on the knowledge, applied at a SME, where I was first hired as a Content Writer, and was immediately promoted to a Content Editor (there's this book called The Elements of Style that helped me in better understanding that role).
I simply wanted a job that helps paying the bills and that's not taxing enough, so that I can comfortably work on my passion (of writing novel).
Lastly, there's this letter exchanging app called Slowly that has greatly helped me with my writing, and is also very fun to use.
we are so cooked
As One Of Those Undocumented Students Who Cheated On The NEET 5 Years Ago, I Understand That This Is Really Great. I Got A Great Job & I Didn't Have To Go Abroad For The Fat Packages. Do I Regret It? No. I'm Not Gonna Get Too Much Into Detail Here To Protect Privacy, But I Hope Y'all Succeed.
From the day I've stumbled upon this channel , I've always got to learn something from their videos and they've always done something to contribute towards the society in form of jobs or skills especially towards the youth , even the gvmt hasn't put so much efforts as much as they did, i just wanted y'all to know that how grateful i am for this channel ,i am not sure whether this comment will reach out to you or not but yeah i tried , Thank you x
It's really a great work you u are doing , you really think about us ❤
Very surface level video
How ?
@@hugfara person from his birth has only one dream to become a physicist, why would he want to suddely leave it and become a IT servant? Skills are in every sector its just upto you what skill you want to master.
First one 🎉
U are indeed the first
Really great work with the pixel graphics Aevy team! 👍
Watching your channel for the first time, gotta say the editing style, and the way you deliver the message is amazing, keep creating 🙌🙌
Stop complaining, Start hustling
Search: corruption.
>Stopped complaining
>Started Hustling
>Ready For the D-Day
>Corruption checks in
>Error 400 Success NOT FOUND
TRY AGAIN (TO GET FAILED AGAIN)
On god.
@@goodlifeequations6196 Meaning your process is wrong, or atleast partially, adapt, change.
@@The-attackk Move around it, a road block on the highway dosent stop the flow of traffic.
Daaamn she is so beautiful✨
Kaam pe dhyan de hutiye
Valuable content 👍🤝
Agree completely with showing work. I love electronics and picked my stream because I was genuinely interested. But I couldn't crack exams that were designed around memorising. So I don't have good grades from my undergrad.
But like I said, I was interested in electronics. So I worked on projects, wrote blog posts with tutorials on how to build these. I put code I wrote on github. On my resume, my projects were on page 1. My low grades were on page 2. I don't remember any interviewer looking beyond my project work.
Having said that, there's a big difference between not mugging things and being strong in fundamentals. When I was about to graduate, 3 idiots came out and it really made me antagonize the hard work needed to build a good foundation. I focussed only on the practical. There's a balance needed. Having strong fundamentals is not the same as mugging up a set of facts. It's understanding the basics as if they were second nature.
another content for selling courses in the end
how did you arrive at 99.2%?
Foolish viewers don't know that this video was made especially for SCALER SCHOOL Promotion
Yeah I got to know 😂
Nowadays 10/9 videos are made to promote something what's so new about that...but youtubers always focus on their core content
Just like this video..huh!
Finally someone on the internet actually analysed everything and enlightening the next generations. This is really great!!!
I wish all the students know about this before they choose their majors.
All I have seen is, most of the engineering graduates doing IT and various jobs except for the major they studied about.
The best would be to invest less in education and focus more on building required skills and land your job. Nowadays, education is not really affordable. It's getting expensive every year. I mean, who sets the standard for this?
It's a real good one. I am giving my jee next year and I know beforehand what to do and what not
Keep up the good work!