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Our education system only lack on 2 things 1. Education 2. system

People do Engineering just to realize what they actually want to do in their life 😄

As a JEE aspirant this was way more motivating for me to study hard at the moment to get into a good college

I am from a National Institute of Technology, and I am absolutely disappointed with the curriculum. It's so outdated and useless. I have some friends from IITs and even they have the same feelings. Even in IITs, most of the syllabus is outdated. And the worst part is that it is very difficult to pass these outdated courses because the professors don't even teach properly, some of them just read the slides and give us assignments without giving us time to truly grasp the concepts. The act of studying these outdated courses causes us to lose our creativity and intelligence. We just turn into robots and lose our personalities in the process. I don't blame the engineers for being unemployable, I blame the college. They went into college with happiness and came out broken. It is not the case that engineers are unemployable from birth, the truth is that creative people join college and they are punished for their creativity because colleges only focus on getting marks. And these gifted students slowly start "decaying" because of the toxic environment in college and end up turning into broken men/women with no skills and no desire to achieve great heights. I am completely against JEE. Why does a computer science aspirant need to study physics, chemistry and mathematics to get into a computer science program? They should test their coding skills as well as their knowledge in computer science. Why can't we just write a mathematics and computer science exam to get into computer science? What is this rubbish.... And I am also completely against the curriculum in first year of engineering. Why should computer science engineers study Engineering Drawing with a pencil, compass and all those complicated and outdated methods when the whole world is using CAD? And why am I being taught workshop practices. I came here to become a computer science engineer not a mechanic. And why the f*** do I need to study chemistry again in first year, again doing that titration nonsense in the laboratories. It is not the engineer's fault for being unemployable. It is the fault of the colleges for producing unemployable engineers. We are paying money to get educated, not to get tortured.

As a doctor I can confidently say that soon medical field is going to be like the current engineering situation in next 5 years if u see the amount of medical colleges and students coming out every year

There’s is a difference between actual engineers and people who went to engineering college.

This is why most students go abroad to do their masters, this seriously needs to be highlighted

I am btech from bits pilani and phd from iit bombay. Its amazing how you have summarized so many problems with indian engineering in one video

I'm an engineering student (2nd sem C.S) in Bengaluru studying in a tier 2 college and i can totally confirm on most of the points you made in this video, but in Bengaluru there is a greater chance of getting placed in a company, but all we have to learn is through self study, because most of the syllabus is outdated be it a top tier college.

Hats off to those students who got engaged in Competitive Programming and got Jobs on their own by giving exams competitively A path that needs consistency

Admissions in NIRMA college after this video📈📈📈📈

I'm from IIT Roorkee, and I can say we are still being taught engineering drawing, but we'll also be taught CAD, traditional engineering drawing is mostly done for concepts but those classes have 4 hour practicals. And I think from next year our curriculum is getting revised and they're adding data science and AI/ML in our course and also removing the unnecessary stuff.

Engineer's Population will soon overtake India's population 😂😂

I’m an alumni from Nirma and I can confirm what Shivam said….they don’t keep their professors just like that…each and every professor was a PHD holder and most of them were with Nirma since it’s inception….and the curriculum they follow is mostly followed in IITs and IIMs

I would like to request to make a video on "CAREER GUIDANCE" , bachoo ko pata he nhi gine chune 4-5jobs ke alawa bhi bahut career hote hai , everyone just follows the Rat Race and out of which only few of them actually find their GOALS , some time it's too late to begin better all of us have a proper GUIDANCE in beginning

Reality is The students of low tier collegs (99%) continue to get distracted by things which already landed them in such college and don't improve And the reason why IIT/nit etc good college student get good jobs because they remain focused after coming to college also

Mohak, kindly make a video about doctors in India in same style, highlighting the poor quality of education and outdated curriculum in our colleges and corruption by politicians in medical edu sector. Thanks! Recently for a job offer of 6 junior doctors in Delhi there were more than 400 applicants. I am grateful to you for creating awareness about relevant social issues. Thanks

As a BITSian, It's amazing to see that my college is supporting startups so much. We don't have any mandatory attendance, can get easy funding from college for startup and take deferred placement if we want to try our startup. An amazing Alumini network also helps a lot ❤❤

I literally had to take matters into my own hands, and took Android app development class to my fellow classmates. Even then we were facing issues like having really slow systems in labs that couldn't handle running the IDEs needed to develop the apps. After completing my MCA I realized that the current education system and it's syllabus are in worst state and students get ZERO value from it.

You're an amazing person man ❤️ Like I've seen everyone being biased about the government and debate over it but you are really unbiased about it and actually speak about the society as being an educated and an Indian citizen Hats off to you 💪💪💯💯

1:55 - Engineer's Current Situation in India 2:31 - Colleges with 0 Quality 2:52 - History of Engineering Trend 4:28 - Increased Number of Engineering Colleges 4:57 - Politicians owning Engineering Colleges 6:59 - AICTE Organization & it's Corruption 7:48 - Capitation Fees / Management Quota System 9:06 - Illegal Agents & Admissions 10:03 - Common People wanting to Get Jobs 10:31 - Less Job Opportunities 11:15 - Reason Behind NO Jobs 13:07 - Scaler School of Technology Sponsorship 14:56 - Poor Faculty Quality 16:28 - Training Programmes by Big Companies 18:58 - Conclusion

The thing is, India is producing mere 'Graduates' instead of 'Engineers'.

I think teachers' salaries must be increased at school and engineering levels so that eligible and talented people will be encouraged to take the teaching profession, which provides great teachers and inturn great young India.

You are the most UNBIASED KZfaqr in India who focuses purely on mostly untouched INFORMATIVE CONTENTS without any AGENDA. Love you a lot. ❤

I faced similar problem in my private medical college in MP. They don't teach us anything. The compulsory attendance drains our energy and time listening to professors reading the slides. Practical teaching is very less nowadays, good professors teach us rarely and we are left astray. The quantity of doctors have increased but quality is proportionately decreased.

7:18 "AICTE ko bohot sare awards mile" Le awards: 😂😂👌🏾

being at NIT...feels really bad....people talk about IITs...and then directly tier 3 colleges

I'm a student from the VIT VELLORE studying computer science engineering that mohak talked about in the video....... literally I'm amongst those students who is just being sick of going to classes just for attendance because most of the tchrs are unable to teach I watch KZfaq videos to learn topics myself and classes are just a waste of time for me in that case .....apart from that we get useless projects and lab works which we won't have any use in further future please help us

Great video as always. Two observations I have; 1. Living in the UK I see that students have to self study here too and 2) if we take out the ability to communicate in English as a criteria for quality, many more Engineers will make the cut especially those with the right aptitude and knowledge but having difficulty to convey ideas in English. In my previous job in Blr, we had an engineer working as service technician and drawing a lesser salary only because he could not speak good English. We see engineers from Japan, Italy, France speaking the regional language and working in tech without any difficulty.

Can we just appreciate the fact that Mohak is paying for a student? These acts of kindness is what we need in the world. I am with you with all my blessings!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

I learned my own. My BE has nothing to do with my 4 years. Only degree which allowed me to get basic job. After that I learned and did master out of India. I got opportunity to learn and work and earn. I am grateful to singapore for providing opportunity and thanks India for giving degree. I love India but not Indian govt and politicians and corruption. We people are electing 10th pass corrupted politicians again and again

I am a alumni of BITS Pilani, Pilani campus and can share my experience. I did my masters in US and made my big bucks. All of my achievements till date are due to the grooming which I received at BITS. There are a few points which I think BITS did right. Have smaller batches. The average batch size of a stream in BITS is around 60. A classroom strength is around 35-40. Students can choose which faculty they want to register under for a tutorial class or lecture for a course. I remember most of my profs at BITS. Since we were a small group, we developed good relations with our faculty. We went to their homes and they would also come to dinners hosted by our hostels, club etc. We were always on our toes with regards to academics. In BITS, there is a culture of surprise tests. Since the environment is highly competitive, we made sure that we would study on a regular basis in order to keep up with the course. In Pilani, there were minimal distractions,so most of our activities were aimed towards self development. Whether it be in a club or a social project, the student’s energy would get channelised into something constructive. The culture at Pilani was amazing. Not only were the students way mature, they were helpful to their juniors as well. The student bonding was amazing. There was no attendance and yet some faculty would fill up lecture halls. I remember in thermodynamics and Math 1, where I used to sit on stairs of the hall just to listen to the faculty. Some faculties would fill lecture halls even after 8pm with students sitting on stairs. We went to classes because we wanted to and not because we were forced to. We developed a sense of respect towards all disciplines. Some of my favourite courses which I took as an elective were outside my core domain. The startup culture is highly developed. Due to a very strong alumni network and the mature crowd, a lot of students venture into startups and come out with multi million dollar ideas.

The problem with engineering jobs is that there is no limit on the amount of work hours. My uncle works for an MNC and has great salary but the workload is too hectic. He is always on call or working on something. He has the money but almost no time to spend it. Remember guys, jindagi sirf weekends pe jine ke liye nahi hai Edit: Guys stop competing on whose life is more miserable in the replies. We all have our ups and downs. Just because someone has money does not mean that they are problem free. Also, people have put in the effort to earn that money. If you can't be better, atleast don't be bitter.

As a Mechatronics engineer I feel that this happens only in computer science Engineering, because of low demand of jobs but high demand of people.

I chose computer engineering. Now in 3rd yr and now I am taking industrial training from CTTC. It's an amazing place with amazing study and practical learning culture.

I’m not an engineering student but wanted to bring to light the fact that in our section in college there were 150 students… on many occasions we had to stand and attend classes and this eventually lead to us skipping classes. When we brought this up to the authorities since we get attendance marks they said “tum log toh waise bhi ni aate college”

India is the type of country where many students take drop even after getting 97+ percentile in entrance examinations

All the points raised in this video are spot on! It has become critically important to spread awareness of today's engineering education system in India and why people shouldn't blindly fall for them.

Your dedication to thorough research and presenting well-rounded perspectives is evident in every video you produce. It's evident that you deeply care about the subjects you cover, and your passion shines through your work. Your channel has become a valuable resource for individuals seeking to educate themselves and stay informed about the pressing issues we face today.

As an undergrad in CS, I can totally vouch for the no internships part. Most of my class is doing internships in things such as HR and Social Media Marketing. And the thing is, the absenteeism of those who are actually doing internships is seen as bad, whereas they are the ones who are gaining the most.

My cousin who's a software engineer got a package of 25 lakhs per annum while he's only 24 right now. But, he's sacrificed his entire social life, his mental health, his physical health for more than 7 years to come here. I don't know if it's worth it because even now he's always packed and does not have freedom.

The thing that is wrong with indian engineers is that, there too many engineers.

Thank you @SochbyMohakMangal. This was an eye opening presentation that you did here. Could you also make a video on the declining levels of Civil Engineering standards in India?

I am proud to be in IIT Kanpur (EE) We get regular seminars, entrepreneurship (it’s really easy to get a funding, because of the brand name) and startups are promoted even the internship season (almost everyone here takes up an internship) is also flawless, the atmosphere here can’t be described in words… and obviously the placements are the best and the respect we get is on 🔥 Edit : I'm from general category for all those who are talking about reservations in the comment section and my CRL was under 700 Edit : if we do a masters in CS from a reputed university, we can easily apply for tech jobs and even without the masters if you know DSA, Algorithms and competitive coding.... some of my batchmates cleared GSOC and are taking up jobs in Microsoft, Google etc.. majority are joining consultancy firms. -3rd year undergraduate student ❤

Totally agreed with you bro. I m CSE graduate from Tier-3 college and to get 1st job for me it took more than 6 month, I find myself fortunate that I got to know about off-campus recruitment otherwise as a graduate from Tier-3 college a student has zero knowledge about industry and what and how they work. Thanks, Dharmesh Jha

me who got this on my feed after jee main result out: ╥﹏╥

Wow this brings back memories. Back in those days 2010-14, it was very rare to find competitive programming students from 3 tier colleges. I went to one of those 3 tier colleges in West Bengal but got interested in competitive coding. At some point me and Anudeep became friends through codechef and then Facebook etc! Now I am earning 200k USD living in the US, driving BMW and I own a house here! Life changed pretty big with hard work that was self motivated completely in college. From ranking more than 1 lakh in AIEEE and 20000 in WBJEE, to this life, love it! Don’t waste even a second of your college life, specially if you are not in a good college. Stay away from all “fun”. Make coding fun! Life will be great! Cheers!

Just finished 12th class and looking for Btech. Nearly above average in entrance exams and determined to never go for repeat and study wherever i get to. You gave me a wholesome existential crises. Thanks 💀

Stories like this need to be told by mainstream media. At least you're doing this. Thank you. Also medical colleges and graduates suffer from a lot of these same problems. Saying this from experience .

Brilliant videos, not just this but all that I saw from Reliance to Byju, I am not subscribed to your channel. Very clear communication and dialect from the host, really appreciate the exclusive work.

In hyderabad (Telangana) politician Malla reddy owns around 5-8 colleges, only 3 clgs has good standards and remaining are tier 3 colleges.

I am IT graduate from 2020 batch...I agree to everything in this video. There was no proper lectures on coding so we learned ourselves...and we taught each other what we knew. I am hardworking person who was talented in coding but still i got the job in 2021 when rest of my class got in at the end of 2019(they joined through company referrals). Those years were worse...I was frustrated when they rejected in me in those last rounds of interview.

We realised this while doing engineering 18 yrs back....no proper labs, lecturers, no books available in the market...we searched subjects from various engineering depts. Combined them to our syllabus and self studied....no proper guidance after passing out. Self struggle got some success today...we joked that time at least our Engg. profession will get some good matrimonial proposals, if not good jobs😂

This is why I left a private college and took a drop to get into an IIT. Only an IIT can give me the proper education and opportunities that I want.

same happended with me, i did MCA from a tier 4 college, i was not into IT just did it as backup for gorv jobs, but when i got placed i got inclined towards IT jobs but since my college literally taught me bare minimum and due to recession i was not able to get off campus jobs. Now i am unskilled trying to learn some skill

I am currently pursuing my BTech degree from a Tier-1 college, and it's astonishingly true that whether you are enrolled in a private institution or a prestigious government college, the curriculum feels overwhelmingly outdated. It has become abundantly clear that I must heavily rely on self-study rather than the lackluster lectures provided by my college. The only silver lining one can find in being part of a top-tier college is the invaluable alumni network, comprised of accomplished individuals who can open doors and provide valuable guidance. Additionally, there are a handful of exceptional teachers who are simply too brilliant for their current positions and are always enthusiastic about helping students. However, the most compelling aspect of a top-tier college is the fiercely competitive environment it fosters. This environment forces you to push yourself beyond your limits and outwork your peers, igniting a fire within you to strive for greatness. The struggles and challenges faced in such an environment are truly transformative and become instrumental in shaping individuals into resilient and determined professionals.

One point which everyone seems to be missing is that only computer science engineering students get packages of crore rupees. Rest of the branches like, Electrical or Mechanical or Civil, students always struggle to get a minimum salary of 20k.

Not just the private colleges, Mohak Bhaiyya, I go to UVCE, one of the oldest Engineering colleges in K'taka which was established by Sir. M. Vishvesvaraya himself and now it's under the government of Karnataka. And our situation is just as same. Our curriculum is ridiculously outdated and freakishly hard, our teachers do not know what they're teaching, they don't respond well to our doubts and are barely present to even take classes. SYllabus bhi pure nahi kar pathe yeh log, saara engineering KZfaq se hi seekh raha hu. And given my stream is Electronics and Communication, I don't even get enough time to teach myself something that's worth it, something interesting and something that's upto industrial standards.

I am seeing this video almost 14 years after the first day of engineering college. I am disappointed that nothing has changed. Most engineering schools/colleges do not have qualified teachers. What you said about Professors not being able to code is so true!

As a startup owner myself, I receive hundreds of applications (for internships mostly by college student) every month, out of them only 10-20 are barely skilled that we can work with to put in the effort required to up-skill them, even during that after a couple of weeks sometimes these applicants either quit abruptly making it hard for startups to even give college students a chance in the first place.

as a current engineering student, I agree with you.

YES !! So true! As an Electronics engineer from tier2 college, I agree 200%.

INDIA PROUD OF YOU, BECAUSE YOU GIVE US TRUE STORY. IT'S HELP US TO SOLVE OUR PROBLEM. THANK U... ❤️❤️❤️

After becoming a mechanical engineer I realised that I want to be a filmmaker. And now I'm working for Netflix ❤

Thankyou for making such an informative video . Really appreciate your efforts .

Good video depicting the scenario of current Engineering students conditions and wonderfully using it to for another business motive by Scaler academy.

Great Video . we have 2 key issues 1. parent pressure to get into engineering , medicine etc 2. Quality of education, tecahers and ciriculum of engineering colleges outside the top 10%

I feel like I am one of the few who really liked engineering and wanted to become a great engineer but couldn't able to crack JEE and even if i did I didn't have minimum boards cutoff... chose the wrong college and believe me, schools and colleges have a bigger job than teaching you... it's to light up the spark inside you! But our education system just goes out of its way to kill any inspiration or creativity in exchange of marks and assignments.... Once you get out of college, if you really can afford to stay without a job, please try to take those books back and just read them once again in your pace. For me, family situations pushed me towards some entry level IT job since we can't afford to stay without job now... This is the systematic murder of curiosity of students by the very system which supposed to teach us the same!

I have completed my 12th so this video is really useful and informative for me, thankyou mohak for making suck an informative video.

Great effort, good video. The first section of the video talking about college owned by MPs, poor faculties, lack of monitoring on management seats and corruption of AITC is eye opening and something I can relate to. Great effort on putting these in front of public. Although the statement that curriculum still contains basic concepts like intro to computing floppy disk and engineering drawing is useless is completely unacceptable. Yes the curriculum is outdated, that doesn't mean these concepts shouldn't be taught, instead they must be taught along with new concepts putting more focus on new concepts. Hoping that you could fly a plane before learning to walk is hilarious.

I am not from an engineering field but chosen a wrong subject in my graduation i took Philosophy ( literally i was manipulated by my mam to take the subject i actually wanted to go for History ) and now before every semester I face a lot of misery and immense tension about this paper only .... So my humble request to everyone 🙏🏻🙏🏻choose your subject and stream wisely everything can't be our cup of tea and can put negative impact on our mental and physical health..

Great to see Anudeep. Was a big inspiration during my undergrad. Made us believe to be able to achieve things while studying from 3rd Tier college.

Man where did u get all these stats. I really appreciate ur way of explanation n the content in it. Over the next 20 yrs am pretty sure parents like me wouldn wana get their kids educated in such systems rather spend some more money n send them abroad.. Cleaning this corruption takes shit out of u.. but u r really Awesome 👌

The basic problem is people are not doing engineering because of their passion but because they believe they have to be engineers for a good life. People who are passionate learn on their own despite bad education system.

Mohak you are also bringing out a great change in this country with such amazing content on important issues, which also gives out workable solutions to all such problems. Kudos to the channel and all the support staff you have 🎉

I am really proud to be in IISER TVM as this institute focuses on quality education and high research output to balance the need of research work rather than just placing a student in it firm for international or any greedy companies just like all engineering colleges of India.

I am from a tier-3 engineering college which had no faculty or infrastructure to talk about. Even the tables and desks were broken and had iron protruding.

At first I thought he will say vague things but he started spilling facts , 🔥🔥🔥 respect for taking this to spotlight

The way he politely delivers his facts is absolutely mesmerising 🧡

A lot of great engineers die in India because of Our Education System starting from even 4-5th class as when children ask questions they mostly get humiliated and they think that not understanding something, having a doubt, not having decent basics and asking questions is a sin.

2:19 Samay Raina Printing Engineering from PVG'sCOET from Pune !! From where, I'm pursuing my Engineering Degree, Now!!🎓❤❤

Sad reality of India shown very nicely..thank you for this video bro ❣️

MBBS IS NEW ENGINEERING NOW😂

Almost wanted to shed a tear while watching this because of all the trauma I faced and all the years I wasted studying engineering. I am preparing for govt banking exams, and I feel like I am reaching my potential slowly. I promise I will make something out of my myself this year.

Hello i m an engineering graduate and truly i needed this video so much ,i have been unemployed for abt 3 months now

As a jee aspirant , i have only four months for exams after i watching this ill purely work hard.😊❤ Thank you for this informative video😊

very well summarized video covered most of the core problms of our engineers, I can relate to most of the points being an engineer from a tier 3 college

14:10 bro only 70 students in 1 room looks good when I'm a student in kota where 500 students in 1 room

I just finished my Engineering Journey in IT 15 days ago. And in 8th SEM, we had an elective course to choose from; I chose Blockchain Technology, which was funny because there were no teachers for that subject. I already had a basic understanding of BT. However, the chosen teacher was simply learning alongside us. I understand the problem here; all of the best programmers or developers want to be paid more. So you'll find them in a corporate organisation, but because our school system doesn't respect and pay teachers, persons with average knowledge and experience are appointed to teach, and they simply know the basics. During my final year of engineering school, approximately ten teachers left due to less pay and more work.I used to blame and curse teachers at first, but later, when they were closed to us, they told us how helpless they were and how they had to obey the old and corrupt system.

Mohak showing reality of tier-2 engineering colleges. Meanwhile me who graduated from tier-4 engineering college.

Much needed right now 💓 for students like me who are not getting admission into tier 1,2 colleges for engineering.

Such an accurate video showing the state of engineering colleges in our country. This video is a much needed slap on the face of education system in India . Unfortunately I don’t think the government will learn anything. Thanks for making this factual video 👍

I wont mention which college but my engineering institute has always been under rank 10 in nirf rankings, so you know its a top government institute. We still learn engineering on our own. Atleast as a cse student, i learnt it on my own.

This video almost made me cry. Was not a second or third gen. learner, wasn't from a rich background either and did not have those great opportunities in life. Am definitely not doing well in life, but meh, life has trials, and you have to pull your collars and work on it 😔.

14:32 , who noticed that VIRUS wrote wrong relation of entropy 😂😂

I want to thank Mohak for creating such valuable content and openly discussing important issues that are often ignored. Your video is really relatable, and I completely agree with everything you've said. Thank you for bringing attention to this topic.

Lots of love for your research... ❤

I disagree with one point. Engineering drawing in physical paper should be mandatory and should not be replaced. It's important to learn the fundamentals. Otherwise there's no point learning a lot of things.

I am currently studying in 6th semester of a polytechnic college under AICTE. I am a student of Computer Science and Technology. We have a college professor who had taught almost nothing since 3rd Semester. Usually he used to take 1 or 2 class in which he teaches us the most basic concepts of the subject and then told us to study the remaining chapters ourselves and he gave a huge PDF as a study material which contains a lot of nonsense stuffs. He usually gave marks freely to all students in assignments, internal exams (those exams were held based on his 1 to 2% lectures) and we have to face serious problems in semester exams because he taught absolutely nothing and we had a hard time to pass the exams. In our 3rd sem, he was the subject teacher of Python, and he taught upto for loops in college while the curriculum contains modules, packages, Django, RegEx and so on. And so, we had to study by ourselves. He was also the subject teacher of many important subjects like IoT, Digital Image Processing, Computer Networks and Machine Learning in the later semesters. But he has taken only 1 or 2 lectures or taught absolutely nothing. In our current semester, he said that he cannot take class of Machine Learning and so he will give a PDF as a study material. This is the worst scenario in our department. Other teachers still teach some stuffs which are important and 1 or 2 teachers are absolutely good at teaching. Lastly, we have got almost nothing in placements due to low quality campusing. This is the current situation of our college.