How much does a PHYSICS RESEARCHER make?

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[vedanthumbe]

These are the real people who are adding value to humanity . They deserve alot

[nileshtripathi]

He chose a wrong person to ask about money. He is a kind of person who is doing this for his passion not money.

[scientific_calculator]

People like so called social media influencers

[venkatarajasekhark]

Scientist are very underrated in India especially Physicists, they're the one's helping humanity in my opinion...

[adarsh]

He looks exactly what I had imagined a Physicist would look like!😂😂

[one_who_knows]

My man is the perfect Physicist:
- Understands that money is a means, it's not the goal.
- Keeps passion on priority
- Doesn't give a shit about hairstyle or color
- Doesn't brag about his salary
- Carries his backpack 🎒 and probably his lunch
- Doesn't give a shit about brands
- Understands and explains the state of physics in simplest possible words

[MUTAA_MESTRI]

He: I'm a physics researcher
His hair:yes he is. We are the witness. ⚡

[carljohnson...]

I genuinely love these kind of people! No showoff, not a fucking care, just living his life and studying what he loves!

[thesparkingwire]

'I'm a physics researcher ' that was all one line answer !✊

[locomotor]

The interviewee and interviewer, both deserve respect for their roles in imparting information to 1.4 billion people. Undermining either of them is not what is expected from the audience. This short video would have helped the 700 million youngsters in this country specifically. It takes effort to find such people from random street and ask relevant questions acceptable to every random audience expected to view this video. Most of the people who comment seem to be perfectionist just like how the country seem to performing according to the so called media. We need more people like this interviewer to bring out ground reports.

I appreciate this short video. I Thank everyone involved. I would love to watch such videos anytime, expect more from the creator. 🙏

[Ritesh_]

Girls father:what your son does
Boys father:actually my son ask people what they does😂😂😂😂

[ADAM]

Shame that India does not value and reward it's academics.😢

[rahulkumaryadav]

Being researcher in Physics is already an achievement...🙌

[zanxder]

I'm doing a master's in physics and we don't care about money we love physics

[abhirajchatterjee]

I salute all the researchers...they prepare the foundation for basically everything

[abhishekrajan]

I see a lot of people commenting - Msc+PhD+Post Doc and then only 12 lakhs/annum. You need to understand the fact that not everyone is motivated by money to work. These people are motivated by the knack of finding something new, decipher some unsolved theories. He values his freedom at work more than being in a hierarchical corporate set up.12 lakh per annum with other government perks is good enough to live in India. People like him could have done a MBA and earn anyday. But not everyone wants to do a run of the mill sales/finance job. Plus, research in theoretical physics is not backed by market or industry, hence no money. It is solely supported by government funds. That's why he says pure research in physics is like New Age religion.

[akku_tuhe]

Its not about money, its pure passion
My Man is a freedom fighter, hates corporates😂

[rockhimanshu]

By seeing this guy's hair, anyone can say that he is a physics researcher. He didn't need to tell😂😂😂.

[buyaka]

Researches don’t care much for money. They care a lot for the subject. Been there, seen a lot of people decline 500k$ per year for 100k$ assistant professor salary but the topic of research is of their choice.

[pragyanbora]

Physics is beyond actually it is beyond this universe