Engineers Ki Factory | Chaar Yaar with Amit Tandon Ep.11 ft @VipulGoyal@rohanjoshi8016 @yokalyanyo

Engineering remains one of the most sought after degree in India and year after year millions of engineering aspirants undergo the rigorous process of appearing for one of the toughest entrance exam. In this episode we have two IIT graduates, an engineering dropout and myself. Rohan Joshi, Biswa Kalyan Rath, Vipul Goyal and I talk about the various aspects of engineering, right from whose decision was it, would we recommend it, the mess food and what should change in engineering. This episode is in many ways a trip back to college days so sit back and enjoy. Once again, don't forget to share it with your chaar yaars.

Presenting to you Chaar Yaar! Is it a podcast? Maybe not. Is it scripted? Probably not. Are we sharing secrets of life? Definitely not! I just wanted to find a reason to hang out with some of my comedian friends I have made over the years and Chaar Yaar is a product of just that.

Engineering 101 and a deep dive into the system : 2:05 - 35:00
Would you study throughout the year or just during exams? 35:35 - 48:46
Engineering was your decision or your family? 48:50 - 51:28
What do you think about the quota style coaching classes? 51:31 - 57:40
What is the most rebellious thing you've done in college? 57:45 - 59:40
Is the mess food really bad? 59:45 - 1:03:45
What was your first impression of your college? 1:03:50 - 1:09:20
What subjects should be included in Engineering? 1:09:35 - 1:10:50
What's the worst ragging you've faced? 1:11:00 - 1:16:25
Was your family happy with the branch and college you got? 1:16:30 - 1:19:15
Outro and credits: 1:19:19 - end

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[OnagotoBidhata]

"The utility of brilliance is overstated." Biswa Kalyan Rath, 2024. What an observation.

[akshattiwari]

Basically summing up the Entire conversation
Vipul- Life is not a bed of roses
Biswa- Just a Bed is enough

[JagdeepSinghKalsi]

Unknowingly, Amit has created a place for people to come back to this 5, 10, 20, 30 years in the future and just feel the joy of "friends talking about stuff, and laughing, and having a good time" - anticipating that this would be a rarity, even more rare than it is now - and someone in 2050 will be commenting something like "Listening to this in 2050..."

It feels more like a discussion that my elder brothers/sisters would be having and I would be sitting nearby just listening them.

Genuine, unscripted, so authentic in sharing their experiences - this is pure gold.

The reason this concept (Chaar Yaar) feels so fresh and awesome is because of the participants in the discussion - these are comedians(mostly) and more importantly "friends", who are habitual of commenting on topics in a very unfiltered way - and the same "raw" nature is also reflected in their thoughts.


For the person watching this in 2050 - this comment was added in 2024, within 24 hours of the video being published.

[alamshah]

Difference is simple :Vipul accepted the reality and biswa wants to change the reality.

[murlidharwankhede]

A prof at an IIM said this to me once which roughly translates to what Biswa said. The world needs kindness more than it needs intelligence

[ghanshyamsingh]

Biswa at 19:40. Golden words. It doesn't matter how awesome you are, what matters is what have you contributed to the society with your awesomeness

[Shahrukhkhan-dgki]

Was feeling a bit unsettled when Biswa provided thought provoking spot on insights on the "Usefulness of Brilliance" and IIT exams and then not getting the point across and the discussion went in a different direction abrubtly. Felt relaxed in the comment section after seeing people acknowledged the point. Great points Biswa! Mast aadmi hai tum.

[farhanansari]

What a podcast.
All I saw was Biswa’s passion and his immense love for engineering or rather any higher studies and the way he is trying to explain that this system or method IS wrong and needs to be corrected. All the points that he tried to explain were valid and so well articulated. At the same time, the arguments from Vipul were also very well made (But my personal opinion here sides with Biswa). This was much more of a high yield debate rather than a podcast and was so fun and interesting to watch. So much to take from this.
Than you Amir sir for it!

[ramkrishnadash]

Biswa just spoke on behalf of all us failures..We don't need more IITs or difficult exams but good faculties and opportunities in all existing institutions

[sukanyapandey]

As usual, Biswa's wise insights are spot on. How have we accepted that there are 5-10 good colleges for a billion students?!

[priya_______]

Vipul is that uncle who says "Beta depression vipression kuch nhi hota, subah jldi utha karo" 🙂 we grateful for Biswa though, immaculate and empathetic thought process 👏 ❤️

[sopansagorkar]

Biswa's take on the IIT exam is spot on, I have never thought that way. Kudos to Aye Tatti tera naam kya hai 😂

[anubhavlive]

What Rohan says at 25:25, I can remember it from a decade ago, I froze while writing the exam for more than an hour, because the same thought crossed my mind, All of the year worth of time, money and health I've spent for one year needs to be condensed in these 3 hours, Obviously I didn't make it, But I know and can relate to that trauma many a kids go through at such an young age.

[pankajkumarsingh]

I think what Biswa meant around 19-23 minutes was that people who get into IITs are definitely talented but it doesn't necessarily mean that they will be good engineers and there are people who couldn't qualify JEE but could have been much better engineers had they gotten into the system of IITs, it is about person being good at exam but not actually interested in engineering vs people who were unlucky or maybe not that good at cracking the exam but are genuinely interested in engineering.

[sonali]

Here for Biswa. Loved his point of view, since went through the same. Biswas humour is hilarious
Can listen to him talk about anything

[devyanimahadevan]

Biswa saving the cost of several therapy sessions. ❤
Keep doing what you are doing nicely, everybody. Everything is fine.

[jayantkashyap]

Biswa is on another level man...this guy has so much inside him but unutilised.
Hats off to Biswa...in the field of providing practicality to education, he can do wonders.
We need people like him in our society.

[manasibaindur]

Biswa is still pissed off at that negligence. 😅 Also, so passionate too. Appreciate the panel. One of the mazedaar panels of this season.

[aadi]

Biswas opnion was on point.That opnion coming from an IITian itself makes so much sense.

[nitzty]

I so reonate with Vipul’s words. Each and every thing he is saying is so relatable. Yes ek gaon se banda IITian banta hai so the entire family comes out of poverty and i have also seen in my family when someone reached a good position in life they helped the entire village and did so many transformation for their upliftment.