Why Indian higher education sucks?

[WhoizAnand]

Indian education system lacks 2 things. Education and system
-khan sir

[itsmeajay]

Most of the Indian youth is not ‘Unemployed’, he is ‘Unemployable’. He lacks the skill set that is required for the job. Education system sucks as it is not providing enough skill sets for the students to get the job. Even the PhD holders in universities lack the basic skill sets for R&D.

[aninsignificantman]

The biggest problem with Indian education system is that it is designed to produce employees and not scientists and entrepreneurs. The syllabus is huge and a lot of un productive topics. less practical knowledge, too many exams. outdated syllabus. etc etc

Based on certain comments, would like to add that producing good employees and engineers is also very important. every person cannot be a scientist, ceo or founder of a company with no other employees. Just that R&D status is currently is poor and there is a lack of options and funding for the domain.

[eazyetodre]

What's stopping Indian government from bringing reforms in Indian education system? I have this very genuine question. It feels like government is unaware of people's opinions about education, about market trends, about unemployment etc. Rather tham cheering on GDP growth alone, we must collectively do something to reduce the unemployment and that must start from the Degree colleges itself

[Edit-dotcom]

I know the best joke - Indian Education System 🤡

[Educan_is_Key_To_Achievement]

Am doing phd at IIT BHU, i would like to say while checking answer sheets i find 70% students are not at all studying anything irrespective of category, all students are equivalent but condition of SC ST candidate is very poor. Bachelor degree in india is not resonating with recent developments. We still teach old and ancient methods in metallurgy. Students are not at all interested in these branches or other core branches . IIT has just become a way to get IT sector jobs . A metallurgical engineering student in IIT doesn't know what is steel, cast iron, blast furnace etc. this is the harsh truth, we have to just pass these students so that they can receive degree. This year very few core companies came as they can't give 20-30 lpa job and IT sector didn't come for placement as they are having slowdown. Hence half of metallurgical engineering department is unplaced this year . I won't say anything about Phd because we all know what is the condition of these degrees in india . I left my job for phd and now i regret why did i left my job for doing phd in IIT . Higher education k liye foreign jana hi thik hai 😢😢 my relatives left india but being single son to my parents no one supported me at home .. now am struggling 😢

[rajpawar]

India is dreaming to be super power till 2047. With this even 2147 is not possible.

[Robair]

Not just in India, it is also true for Nepal as well. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering without any knowledge of computers or programming languages whatsoever. In fact, I am a university topper. There is no time for anything extra; college starts from 7:30 am to 2:50 pm, there are lots of assignments and tutorials for every subject, and on top of that, I don't understand a bit of the lectures. At this moment, I am tired of useless studying. Now I think either I only study to pass and do other extra learning myself, or I only study to become a topper. But the choice isn't that easy because good marks mean my parents will be happy, but good marks may be destroying my future. If only the teachers are providing good quality education, I think I will spend that extra time on other things like learning programming languages. If they don't, then my future is doomed.

[shantanuumrani]

Big Indian companies should start their own colleges, at least for software jobs. Where students would gain industrial education rather than unnecessary stuff. Moreover, the industry can pick good candidates directly if they feel so..

[jayantmane]

I think blue coller job paying much higher than a degree holder.

Guys learn to do plumbing, electrician, macanic, even drivers are earning more.

[anonymous_at_youtube]

Ye to science background ki bat ho gyi, higher education in humanities subjects is literally a dead thing

[imperial]

This is not Indian education this is foreign country education.
Indian education is vanished under British coloniolism.
Plz everyone should know this.

[RishabhRanjan-cmss]

Bhai Mere college mei Sahi answer likhne ke ni, balki number of pages bharne ke marks milte h. Processor khud kehte h ki 15 marks ka question h agr to 5 page to kmse km likhna hei hoga. 😭 Aisa haal h

[satyabratasahu]

Idk about others but c or c++ are for fundamental so that it will easy to learn java javascript😂

[imyasharya]

8086 microprocessor is still important. In fact, it is important for learning the foundations. C/C++ languages are known for being fast in speed and execution. In fact, the chrome, firefox browsers are written in that. The problem arises when they don't go an extra step to use these languages. They study till their syllabus and hardly explores anything further.

[Gurpreet_]

As a student i sometimes feels that kash i was born in some another country the education system here sucks why does not everybody have access to same education why only 1% of people get good collages like iit, iisc, iim it is not like other 99% are not worthy of good collages.

[chhora.]

anpadh arakshan se pas ho kar soch rhe hao ki vo superiour hain😂😂😂

[gamingmaster]

Sirf higher education nahi puri education system ki vaat lag chuki hai😢

[universeguide]

People don't know programming still question c language in education. It's teach you basic.C. program creates an application that creates an application..

[BakaNeko]

C/C++ is still very relevant and like for DSA and stuff people still prefer these languages, and also C++ have one of the largest job market