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India set to produce world’s largest number of engineers

What does employable mean exactly? In the US at any rate too many undergrads spend 4 years drinking out of a hose and partying. There are so many levels of colleges. Harvard vs State community college.

In US, most doesn't make it to college, and those who roll out, is employable from the day of graduation. And the quality of education is not much different in a tier 1 university to a state university. Harvard only shows the exclusivity of the student, and there are many factors apart from academics to make it to Harvard.

his entry did not get through, sadly, and also sad was the fact that he had to enter his device into a foreign company's competition to bring publicity and money, where as some bank should have funded him at first priority instead of giving long-term interest-based loans to some software engineer to buy a flat at some silly apartment complex.

Both does not relate in any possible way imaginable.
 
Both does not relate in any possible way imaginable.

they do.

the bank/economic system in india is meant not for societal development ( via technological progress/innovation in this case ) but for perpetuating the "rich become richer" narrative, which in this case would be getting interest-based safe returns from some jobnik every month rather than risk the bank money on something that might not succeed or take time even if the idea is understandably sound.

if the young man and his parents had indeed been to a bank, no doubt the bank would have told them that they have no "product" to offer in this case, because the young man is neither a jobnik who can present salary slips of the last three or six months nor would his parents presumably have had other resources ( mortgaging their only house and the system-induced fear and non-confidence in their son that comes from it ).

I am a 4th year B Tech CS drop out

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The raw material, and man power is generally in terms of cheap man power, it doesn't take a Btech to assemble iPhones in Foxconn. And for technology, there will always be dependence on western nations if the quality of education is not improved. As a mediocre graduate in a top US university, I have faced the struggle, so I'm well qualified to point out the difference of education approach in developed countries, and India.

The bank accounts, and digital India doesn't answer the fundamental question regarding steps to improve basic education.

India is creating wealth in all the sectors and because of this only Middle class have been increased and poverty has been reduced.



Indian education system is one of the best in India and education is quite cheaper in India and because of this only India is home to International Students and on that food cost is too so much in India

In cities like Hyderabad , we can have full meals in just 5 rupees
₨ 5 = € 0.0697/ $ 0.0768

Health System in India is one of the best for Indian Citizens , free heart surgeries are done in Government Hospitals.
 
India is creating wealth in all the sectors and because of this only Middle class have been increased and poverty has been reduced.

How does it relate to the quality of education system in India, my father created millions (in dollar terms), but he was illiterate, didn't even finish high school. So your analogy of equating wealth to education level is mute.

And I have seen college graduate pulling rickshaws.

Indian education system is one of the best in India and education is quite cheaper in India and because of this only India is home to International Students and on that food cost is too so much in India

You expected Nepali education system to be the best in India, yet you settled for 'one of the best'.

And by international, you mean Bangladeshi, Nepali, Bhutani or Afghanis, right?

In cities like Hyderabad , we can have full meals in just 5 rupees
₨ 5 = € 0.0697/ $ 0.0768

Yet, India has largest number of malnutrition cases. And No, I have stayed in Hyderabad, there is no 5 rupee meal anywhere. All you can get is 2 poori and some sabji from a side stall.

Health System in India is one of the best for Indian Citizens , free heart surgeries are done in Government Hospitals.

Though that is not relevant to education quality in India, still I would respond to it as apart from expensive private hospitals, the quality of health care an average Sharma receives is below sub par.

they do.

the bank/economic system in india is meant not for societal development ( via technological progress/innovation in this case ) but for perpetuating the "rich become richer" narrative, which in this case would be getting interest-based safe returns from some jobnik every month rather than risk the bank money on something that might not succeed or take time even if the idea is understandably sound.

if the young man and his parents had indeed been to a bank, no doubt the bank would have told them that they have no "product" to offer in this case, because the young man is neither a jobnik who can present salary slips of the last three or six months nor would his parents presumably have had other resources ( mortgaging their only house and the system-induced fear and non-confidence in their son that comes from it ).

Banks are not ration distribution agency to distribute money to anyone who'd come to their doors. It doesn't happen in US, EU or even socialist Russia.

There are government agencies which invest on research proposals, but the process is too much convoluted and complex for a young guy to follow. Even here, it takes months to get approval and funding for a research proposal. Recently, my idea has been pitched to the NIH for a non invasive glucose measurement, and there is a high possibility of getting funding. No body pitches their idea to the bank.
 
How does it relate to the quality of education system in India, my father created millions (in dollar terms), but he was illiterate, didn't even finish high school. So your analogy of equating wealth to education level is mute.

And I have seen college graduate pulling rickshaws.

You are already answering the question. Literacy rates have gone up in India and India do have natural resources, man power and technology in all the sectors and in the coming decade we will see a complete different India.




You expected Nepali education system to be the best in India, yet you settled for 'one of the best'.

And by international, you mean Bangladeshi, Nepali, Bhutani or Afghanis, right?

Its one of the best because its cheaper compared to developed countries and we do have International students from all over the world.

25,000 African students have studied in Indian Universities for higher education and on that even Arab, Iranian, Turkish, American students have even completed education in India


Yet, India has largest number of malnutrition cases. And No, I have stayed in Hyderabad, there is no 5 rupee meal anywhere. All you can get is 2 poori and some sabji from a side stall.

Indian Government has implemented many schemes , $1.6 billion budget is there to the fight against malnutrition in which more than 100 million poor people are being feed with around 2.7 million health workers.

Its not just in Hyderabad but even in many cities even in New Delhi and in Tamil Nadu , we can get one idle in 1 rupee.

Rs.5 meal scheme becomes a big draw in Hyderabad - The Hindu

Rs.5 meal scheme becomes a big draw in Hyderabad - The Hindu

Looking for a meal @ Rs 5 in Delhi, this is what we found



Though that is not relevant to education quality in India, still I would respond to it as apart from expensive private hospitals, the quality of health care an average Sharma receives is below sub par.

Heart Surgery For Children - Free of Cost
 
Banks are not ration distribution agency to distribute money to anyone who'd come to their doors. It doesn't happen in US, EU or even socialist Russia.

while russia has not been socialist since dissolution of ussr, while usa and eu cannot be taken as exemplars of economics, i agree that banks need not exist as direct funders of projects by citizens but should have existed only as means of having a simple savings account... all other loans should have been offered by different organs of the system.

There are government agencies which invest on research proposals, but the process is too much convoluted and complex for a young guy to follow.

a few years ago, i myself went to a branch of this government institution ( SIDBI | Empowering Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises ) but could not convince the officer to give me project development loan, despite that project coming into the "made in india" category ( as against "make in india" ) and being a real contribution in the field of computing.

Even here, it takes months to get approval and funding for a research proposal. Recently, my idea has been pitched to the NIH for a non invasive glucose measurement, and there is a high possibility of getting funding.

the usa system is of course far more advanced, as evidenced by silicon valley and the success of such a radical company like spacex, which despite being private was believed in capability in the initial stages by the usa airforce which permitted spacex to use their rocket launch pad despite two continuous failures of spacex falcon-1 test rockets.


eh?? wrong article to point across your point really.

So just where did the eminent Elder spot a meal at Rs 5 in the Capital?

The mystery is solved at the Parliament House canteen, which only Mr Masood and his fellow-MPs and some other people can access. Perhaps the only place in the capital where a plate of Idli and sambhar costs Rs 4 and a masala dosa, Rs 6.
A man who followed this reporter's failed attempt at buying a meal for Rs 5 said, "If the Congress can get us a meal for 5 rupees, I promise to vote for them in every election."
 
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You are already answering the question. Literacy rates have gone up in India and India do have natural resources, man power and technology in all the sectors and in the coming decade we will see a complete different India.

Being literate doesn't make you employable. In terms of statistics, it only means you can read or write.

Its one of the best because its cheaper compared to developed countries and we do have International students from all over the world.

25,000 African students have studied in Indian Universities for higher education and on that even Arab, Iranian, Turkish, American students have even completed education in India

African is quite understandable, apart from Iranian or Arab. And apart from IITs and few handful of other universities, none of the universities are contributing anything to the education system of India.



Indian Government has implemented many schemes , $1.6 billion budget is there to the fight against malnutrition in which more than 100 million poor people are being feed with around 2.7 million health workers.

Its not just in Hyderabad but even in many cities even in New Delhi and in Tamil Nadu , we can get one idle in 1 rupee.

Rs.5 meal scheme becomes a big draw in Hyderabad - The Hindu

Rs.5 meal scheme becomes a big draw in Hyderabad - The Hindu

Looking for a meal @ Rs 5 in Delhi, this is what we found

Heart Surgery For Children - Free of Cost

Don't beat around the bush, how does that contribute to the education system of India, and makes the graduates any more better? What are the reasons that universities like IIPM, Amity University, Sharda University or Lovely Professional Universities are allowed to make a mockery of Indian education systems, and demands lakh for bachelors? These are just handful, there is no safeguard to prevent any unaccredited universities to set up their shop to make fool of the students.

Understand the topic of discussion in hand, and then feel free to distribute any 5 rupee meal.
 
Honestly if they all show more interest in American opportunities over whatever they have back in India well.........that's not very good for India now, is it?
 
I'm sure 100 American engineers are worth at least 10,000 Indian "engineers".

Same goes for doctors.
 
India is creating wealth in all the sectors and because of this only Middle class have been increased and poverty has been reduced.



Indian education system is one of the best in India and education is quite cheaper in India and because of this only India is home to International Students and on that food cost is too so much in India

In cities like Hyderabad , we can have full meals in just 5 rupees
₨ 5 = € 0.0697/ $ 0.0768

Health System in India is one of the best for Indian Citizens , free heart surgeries are done in Government Hospitals.

Satya sai baba foundation also does surgery for Rs 3000 to 5000 in world class facility. My mother got heart attack. We admitted her to a hospital. Cardiograms were highly abnormal. How the doctotors treated her was nothing less than miracle. They got all the cardiogram nrmal withing 8 hours and released her withing 48 hours. Bill was just Rs 14000.

My father got cat track operations totally free. Yes even lenses were also free. No Transportation or food cost during the Hospitalization.
In rajkot, if you have to operate for cat track, just call the hospital. They will pick you up from your home take you to Hospital, operate you, install lance at free of cost and drop you back to your home. Your total expense of operation is Zero.
 
I am seriously worried about the quality of these so called large number of "Engineers"......... Happened to be part of an interview panel, i can tell you the picture is not that good.....( the point i made does not include the reputed collages )

Absolutely right,
Quality is so bad that good student of 12th grade knows more then a 4th year student of engineering. Keeping IITs and NITs aside and few other private institutes , avrages student knows sh*it.

Mainly because student do not pay attention to studies specially grad students, they are not interested. They simply opted it because their parents said so or option to professional career is limited to few degrees, where engineering is easiest of all to enter :).
 
Being literate doesn't make you employable. In terms of statistics, it only means you can read or write. .

Yes and here even Government is working on Free education.

1.3 million schools in India according to MHRD data and on that Government is working to give Modern education in Madaris.



African is quite understandable, apart from Iranian or Arab. And apart from IITs and few handful of other universities, none of the universities are contributing anything to the education system of India.

Here its more or less depends on Inter relations among Nations. Indian Students are doing wonders in many fields and sectors.

IIT Madras


IIT Bombay

IIT Kharagpur are working on an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (UAV)






Don't beat around the bush, how does that contribute to the education system of India, and makes the graduates any more better? What are the reasons that universities like IIPM, Amity University, Sharda University or Lovely Professional Universities are allowed to make a mockery of Indian education systems, and demands lakh for bachelors? These are just handful, there is no safeguard to prevent any unaccredited universities to set up their shop to make fool of the students.

Understand the topic of discussion in hand, and then feel free to distribute any 5 rupee meal


Try to see a bit more bigger. Indian Establishment is working to improve quality of life.

Free meals are given to school children.
 
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Jaffna varsity keen on tie-up with Universities in India | Zee News

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Tiruchirappalli: University of Jaffna is planning to tie-up with varsities in India to strengthen educational and cultural ties between the two countries, Vice Chancellor of the University Vasanthi Arasarathnam has said.

The Vice-Chancellor said that the University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Madras University.

India had given financial aid of Rs 600 million to the two universities for creating infrastructure for teaching Engineering and Agriculture engineering. The University of Jaffna had begun construction of buildings as part of the plan, the Vice-Chancellor said.

Addressing a conference on "Women Entrepreneurship Ecosystem-present and future" at the National Institute of Technology here yesterday, she said women in India and Sri Lanka had similar lifestyle, family set up, duties, and responsibilities. She wanted women to become entrepreneurs.

M M M Najim, Vice-Chancellor of South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, said women should be motivated to become entrepreneurs.

He said many women had lost their husbands during the civil war in Lanka and they were looking for career opportunities. Some had gone for employment in foreign countries.

The project on business and management capacity development of rural women entrepreneurs, funded by The Asia Foundation, had come as a boost to bring a number of rural women of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka under the fold of entrepreneurs, G Kannabiran, Professor of Management, NIT-T, said.
 

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