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Don't

Thank you for the love :)

Agreed. The internet does sometimes help in setting the right expectations :)

nah the number of mbbs seas are limited and aren't increasing much

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Technicians can fix stuff but can seldom build. To build and innovate you need skilled engineers who knows the science so that it can be applied and engineered to build the nation.

​@@aritraghosh4892 Skilled engineers in India are working like a skilled technicians.

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but some brainless modi bhakt is happy that india populaion is greater than china

Nope, problem is never the populations, if that was the case, we should have been always backwards. Look at China, population is an asset. The only issue is we are overly dependent on government to give 'Quality'. When in market we buy cheap products instead of good quality, this due to market forces only cheap product is manufactured or sold here. Same is the case with engineering.

Thank you so much. The editing team works hard!

Thanks a ton:)

I think moving to Germany or any abroad countries is one of the best options for Mechanical. A few of my friends took the risk and were kinda satisfied with their decisions both with job satisfaction and financially. But, they were really young.

@@chennakeshava so true. but my parents were not rich enough to help to go there.

Hello, I can say you are like my son. My son is 17 years old, passionate about mechanical engineering and looking for taking admission in civil or mechanical in IIT this year. He is getting cs and allied subjects in 3 tier iits, but he don't like it. So we are not forcing him. Reading all these stories about mechanical and civil engineering scars us too. But what I feel is admission should not be taken if there is no interest. Then one becomes money making machine. Some important lessons which I have learned in life I can share with you 1) Never ever think that my age is over for learning anything new. Slowly but steadily learn new skills in holidays ir weekend. It will take some time but you will get it and it will pay you. My husband is pharmacist. He is 50 but still spends time learnings new skills. It is important otherwise one gets outdated. 2) Don't compare yourself with others in terms of salary. That will always demotivate you. Just focus on yourself. Some times lot of money also don't give happyness. 3) don't keep yourself in one closed box. World is small now. Always keep trying and if you feel some place is good for your career, move out of the cage. 30 is very young age. I have seen people changing career, moving out of country at 40 plus and doing exceptionally good in life. Don't loose hopes. All the Best for your Bright future 👍

They have multiple editors to edit one video

Hey! Thanks for sharing your suggestion. We have forwarded it to our content team. :)

De-Influencing Going Abroad coming soon 🤫

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@@Zero1byZerodha 😂😂😂😂

Studying stress had already aged me in advance 😝

@@Zero1byZerodha 😂😂😭😭😢😢

Great suggestion! We'll share it with the content team :)

Or is it our narrow mindedness that we don't explore and leave it to others to tell us? See, APJ Abdul Kalam was not told that he could be a scientist. Ramanujan had only BA in his location as an option. They found there area of work completely themselves and most high achievers do the same.

Ofc that's true but considering our country's situation how many are coming... if it's introduced in a lower age then we will have more knowledge which will directly effect qualified persons in their respective fields..... 🙂

It’s usually me, Prateek. But team Zero1 has started to reply too now :)

​@@Zero1byZerodhaWow🙈Prateek sir replies us❤

👀👀 The degree doesn’t define you. What you do NOW, will. You’ll do great don’t worry ❤️

That's why learning T-shaped skills is important :)

A 17 - 18 year old kid don't know the 2 big things what thing they love doing not get tired doing it and does it has financial gain. They are focused to get 80-95% in 10 same in 12 and crack jee. They don't know what is there passion. I got to know what my passion really is when I was in 2nd year of engineering. Sadly it was too late and that passion can't be fulfilled in my country and I am not richie rich to go abroad. So I graduation was done in a stream I don't like And was able to pass the exams by mugging up irrelevant outdated things and vomiting that useless info on paper. Got job in mass hiring in software company because it sucks little less from my steam. Lost my discipline and no experience and soon gonna be replaced by ai. Nice.

​@@NormalPerson053 same with me brother 😢

Already made

We already created that. Do have a look :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7GfjamevK6UdX0.html

There is a lot of variation in fees structure

@@aksingh3167 I checked my current college fees and still see my college fees is the same.

Did they listen to you?

We picked the approximate semester fee for an IIT, which is around Rs 1 lakh. So, the 4-year total becomes Rs 8 lakhs. Plus, you can add the hostel fee, making the total around Rs 12 lakh. Hope this helps :)

Which college Bro

Skills always > Degree 🙂

so you are currently studying at 5 star university of nothing

Reservation system?

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4 yr fees

nit cost abt 9-10 lakhs tho

We picked the approximate semester fee for an IIT, which is around Rs 1 lakh. So, the 4-year total becomes Rs 8 lakhs. Plus, you can add the hostel fee, making the total around Rs 12 lakh.

Easter egg hai: Engineers made the matrix and changed all of humanity’s reality. This series de influences reality. Isn’t that interesting :) MBA video playing the background reminds us we are all in the same boat, engineers or MBAs. It’s not the choices we made that determine our fate. But what we do today onwards that will. Thoda deep hogaya :)

@@Zero1byZerodha are nhi nhi!! Isi ka to intezaar tha! heart to banta hain comment par from Prateek!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼😍😍