How You Can Escape The Indian Education Trap | Honest Roadmap For 17-24 Year Olds

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Is your future dependent on a few entrance exams? Because, for some reason in India they are not even conducted without corruption.
Watch along as we unpack the NEET exam scam, NTA's failures and how all of this is wasting away precious years of your life which should instead be used to up-skill yourself and prepare for the real world where your skills command the premium and not your entrance test scores or degrees.
We've also made a helpful guide to help you land your first job!
We'll show you:
How to identify in-demand skills
Where the jobs really are (hint: there are thousands waiting for you)
How to build a killer portfolio that gets you hired
Watch it till the end if you too are fed up with entrance exams deciding your future!
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[@aevytv]

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[@GovindSharma-yr2vl]

This video viral soon

[@thecommonsense9117]

good video

[@FaizyDevil.]

I am from Pakistan can I apply?

[@shivammaheshwari4815]

Aur bolo Modi to aayega hi

[@Kashewaly49]

btw what's your opinion on predatory TOS like the adobe one recently

[@auburncryptd6318]

I'm working on a book against the Indian education system and I'm still stuck in the research phase and this video hit my recs like a goldmine

[@aneghagupta9821]

Lmk when it is completed. Wishing you the best ❤️

[@manishpingale6558]

More power to you!

[@haggimaaru]

Bro am also writing on this book and it's already partially completed, do you want to collab and share both of each other ideas. to get a better and a nearer possibility to initiate to the people and the govt.

[@ishitagupta9424]

​​@@haggimaaru @auburncryptd6318 same here I'm researching intensely on this very topic and everything around it, basically all small problems in India and trying to find the core cause of all problems which are ingrained in our history i concluded anyway I do possess the ability to research the problem and form solution but lack in practical refining hence if u can do that I wish to collaborate as well...

[@ishitagupta9424]

​@@haggimaaru same here I'm researching intensely on this very topic and everything around it, basically all small problems in India and trying to find the core cause of all problems which are ingrained in our history i concluded anyway I do possess the ability to research the problem and form solution but lack in practical refining hence if u can do that I wish to collaborate as well...

[@rakeshkalaghatagi2218]

I work as a Writer and Content Strategist.Four years ago, I was jobless, holding an Engineering degree that seemed useless. I come from a village in Karnataka, far from any Tier 1 or Tier 2 city, and struggled to form a sentence in English. Desperate for any job, I was trying everything.Then COVID hit. That pause was a game-changer, helping me realize what I truly wanted to do. I wanted a job in the creative field because I love consuming media and writing. During COVID, I spent my time watching movies and writing reviews. I built a blog on WordPress and started posting my reviews, all from my phone, as I didn’t have a laptop.I applied for writer roles everywhere. Someone saw my blog posts and liked my assignment. That was enough for them to hire me, and I landed my first job in the field I genuinely wanted to work in. Every day since has been fun and fulfilling.After landing my first job, I set two goals for myself: improve my English and master writing. I have come a long way since then and continue to enjoy the journey.

[@mahimamehra8151]

Hey there this is really inspiring and I also wanted to apply as a Content Writer / copy writer, I would be glad if you could help me with this and I can also give you my sample work

[@austrianpainter555]

What was your starting salary

[@jacks_wasted_life]

kudos to u. u are living my dream life btw

[@sulemankhan00786]

Hello my big brother can you tell me that where do you work please I am a graduate, last month I gave my final year graduation paper Please I am jobless, I want work in writing field

[@Reaper69673]

Dude AI will eat your job

[@rohan_3128]

Students don't even know how to send an e-mail, don't even know how to greet properly, sadly we have glorified this type of life.

[@realracing3specter295]

sadly, for those who know, still this is not enough. no matter how much you upskill, nothing is enough.

[@rohan_3128]

@gjw1wj721 I bet if they even know how to use AI apps as well, I know AI is advanced but you still need a human somewhere to manage it.

[@d4c_shayan9100]

simply a skill issue

[@YodaSkywalker]

This is so true

[@Priya-jw5ut]

Well....i've learnt how to send e mail but i don't usually send e mail so i forget about it and even other computer skills 😢

[@MrSatadal]

After reading comments I conclude that 99% people are talking about IT jobs. But remember there are lakhs lakhs of non IT / non Engineering graduates there..

[@KalafinaBTS]

Yes please, I'd learn coding if i had the time to, but i don't 😭 what are we supposed to do 😭

[@joyeetaghosh2209]

​@@KalafinaBTSI think internship in your feild

[@aashishmandapati1848]

@@KalafinaBTS search up freecodecamp and practice for an hour everyday and u will learn the fundamentals of coding

[@EdwinTyler]

Exactly. I'm a doctor, what she's saying is no way applicable to my branch.

[@sadiajavaiddd]

Yess. Exactly. What are social science students supposed to do. Looks like the only options we have are civil services.

[@ashwith]

As a student I remember attending this talk on analog design. The speaker did his undergrad in a non IIT/NIT/BITs but later on went to USA to MIT for his higher studies. He said something that still sticks with me: "It doesnt matter where you're from. What matters is what you know."

[@MadhavJoshi-m8m]

What actually matters is who you know too and how much money ur dad got

[@helloworld2054]

Also your category matters as long as you're in this country.

[@ashwith]

Yes, circumstances matter, but if you spend your time blaming your circumstances, you waste the time and the energy that you could instead use to come out of it.

[@RishabhBerry]

i wanna know whom you are talking about as i am interested in analog design!

[@Shailendrakourav5]

Hi dear I have completed my 12pcm and now I am going to join tier 3

[@sahilqureshi7688]

I was in college and I failed in my second year. I was lost, frustrated and didn't know what to do. I found some interesting videos on KZbin about Photoshop, I learned graphic designing from multiple sources (all of them were FREE). One day I saw an ad of hiring designers. I applied for it, gave the interview and they liked my work and hired me. Now I'm a senior graphic designer there.✌️

[@Shailendrakourav5]

Hi dear I have completed my 12pcm and now I am going to join tier 3

[@akshblkq]

​@@Shailendrakourav5my situation is exactly like yours or probably worse because idk what stream ill be entering into I hope you suggest us about the job market out there

[@Superrdicer]

What college and which degree brother?

[@sahilqureshi7688]

@@Superrdicer Only normal bsc. Degree from local college Bcoz I didn't know what to do in life I was lost.

[@Superrdicer]

@@sahilqureshi7688 I see. I'm in a similar situation. I am hoping for a better future where I won't feel so lost and directionless! 😔

[@debarshidas1178]

This is like the 5th video I am watching on why Indian education system is messed up, and the worst part is I couldn't disagree with any of those videos either. We are so cooked frfr 💯

[@aevytv]

We need to encourage people to pickup relevant skills + create portfolios/ build personal brand.

[@Shikshade]

@@aevytv I just complete my graduction where I go?

[@aevytv]

@@Shikshadewhat did you study? What are your core skills?

[@rsreenivas694]

@@aevytv why can't you guys just study math and join cmi or other good colleges which are outside india

[@clashinguniverse]

​@@rsreenivas694 can u please elaborate on this ? I want to know about this , am terrible at math but this might encourage me to study it and get a better job !

[@imbold07]

I have a different opinion about what you discussed in this video. First of all, I mean no disrespect to the efforts you’ve put into helping young people learn in-demand skills. However, I believe the real problem lies not only in the Indian education system but also with those in teaching positions, including some edtech platforms. These platforms often focus on how to make money in the name of "upgrading yourself" or acquiring skills to quickly solve financial problems or fulfill immediate needs. This mindset, in my opinion, kills the hunger for innovation. While I understand that many people face financial burdens, those challenges should not prevent someone from doing innovative work. If earning money were the only factor, why would there even be a need for so many fields? If that were the case, everyone could just pursue IT or any in-demand skill, get a job, and move on. But here’s the issue: jobs don’t grow on trees. Someone has to create them. If you look at the people who create jobs, they always seek creative and innovative individuals. Unfortunately, these qualities are often missing. While skilled workers might be available, that doesn’t necessarily make them innovative. This is one of the reasons why India is often seen as a service-based country or a provider of cheap labor for Western nations. From childhood, people are conditioned to think that the ultimate goal is to work for someone else, rather than to build opportunities for others. This is what upsets me. Learning in-demand skills is important, but it’s not the only problem we should address. People also need to understand that every type of work can lead to earning money. However, if earning money becomes the only goal, it often leads to unsatisfactory jobs and unfulfilled lives. My simple opinion is this: Edtech platforms in India are like a new-generation version of the Indian education system. They teach students in-demand skills to get work done, but many of the students who join these platforms are graduates who are unemployed and desperate for a job. Instead of properly educating them and encouraging deep learning, these platforms focus on marketing big tech company salary packages. This only traps students in the same rat race that the Indian education system has been promoting for ages.

[@jyotinara4503]

Very thoughtful analysis

[@VanshAggarwalhere]

Good thoughts

[@moghalsaif811]

This actually made me teared up, Varun and achina, thank you so much. You guys are what India needs, Im so sad that people don't find stuff like this. You guys are doing great work, the amount of good will is just insane. thank you so much again.

[@aevytv]

So glad we could be of help🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@moghalsaif811]

@@aevytv 🙏

[@dhruvasammeta69]

God send's, reality checks we needed for a LONG while.

[@pranjal9830]

Yes I agree

[@narendrasirvi6142]

​@@aevytv Thanks aevytv I used your code I got selected in scaler school-of-technology .

[@dareo.]

as a jee failure who will be entering a tier 2 private college this year, this is exactly what i needed. was feeling a bit confused and lost. will go through the document tonight and then get to work immediately. will worry about the rest later. thank you!

[@godgifted284]

Which college ?

[@Oyedeep-km6zh]

tier 2 colleges are great if u would know about shiv nadar university / bmu / rv or bml gurgaon u woudlnt think ur failure even there are many great tier 3 colleges toooo but u 2000s generation are more into jee trap due to coaching centre wale and youtube ka dikhava

[@dareo.]

@@godgifted284 vit

[@dareo.]

@@Oyedeep-km6zh that's fine really. I'll hopefully get a good placement too but at the end of the day i went to Kota and couldn't get IIT so I'm going by that standard. Could have definitely been worse but I'll take it. Thank you for your words

[@realracing3specter295]

tier 2 colleges are somewhat better than iits, as they are just like NITs, they give more international exposure and placements. most kids end up even more confused like this after completing degrees in iits, they are just lost. so better do the college you get and make your own career.

[@hikidihow5946]

70% of students don't even know how to get a job after graduation without experience

[@Graphicrafters]

That is me 😢. It's been an year already

[@BeingStoic086]

Me 😢😢

[@JokerJoker-xc7xb]

@animista9824 Yup there is a Way, and ie is JOB Referral or any relative working in the MNCs.

[@akashpillai4267]

​@@GraphicraftersUs moment 🤧

[@expworld72]

World has been very cruel my relatives working in MNC but they didn't give me referral 😊​@@JokerJoker-xc7xb

[@gillscape]

Literally the best video out there especially for the PCB/PCM folks who're currently stuck into multiple drops and failures due to increasing competition.

[@Jaded_Optimist]

Can you suggest something for PCB folks?

[@maanasbagguAIIMSK]

A big fan of your work and efforts to help & guide young students who r clueless abt their lives

[@nishchal_yt7750]

Simp

[@Sharktooth24]

A good samaritan pays money as gratitude to the creator for providing content and what you come up with is 'simp" . You need self reflection buddy kya kar raha hai zindagi me@@nishchal_yt7750

[@oliviaaurora3954]

@@nishchal_yt7750 jobless

[@Danny-df4po]

😂😂

[@nabeelarora]

With 9years of experience, I have learned one key thing that is a golden rule to skill up, learn more, advance more and maybe get ahead, “Speak least among all people of your team and hear almost everyone in your office”. People love to share. More than love, I think the way world is right now, people are dying to talk out there. Need someone to listen to them while they just talk about anything. If u can become a good listener, believe me, everyone teaches u something genius.

[@ankitafpa]

absolutely

[@harshshukla9589]

Instead of just criticizing everyone, you're providing solution... Kudos Youth is a pivot to our country's economy, colleges are dump we gotta ready the youth

[@samuelfernandes3301]

After seeing the video I wanted to share my experience. My background:- Goa, currently 2nd year student in Engineering College (not renowned), middle class, had a low end laptop in the house. My story :- during covid started learning python and programming languages as hobby and it grove into a passion, And today I applied for an internship (unpaid) for backend engineer and got selected, I did this for to gain experience and nobody in my college is as skilled as me, why I am sharing this because whatever it is told in video is absolute truth. Work on your passion, make good projects, And to be honest I never knew I could build a career in it, I code because it makes me feel alive and it feels cool, I kinda like addicted to it. So Find a passion or a field to get started. PS: I was selected only because of my skills alone not because of my college.

[@aevytv]

Kudos to you Samuel!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@prabodhgawas9272]

Which college Man,I'm from Goa as well

[@YodaSkywalker]

​@@prabodhgawas9272the college he is in isn't the point the point is to improve your skills if you can't get into good govt colleges or can't afford private colleges go to a college in your home town start learning coding online from yt do projects make cool websites and programs and leetcode try doing online unpaid internships and build up ur resume for 4 yrs This is just my take and what I understood from their comment

[@SajetKumar-mn9lr]

How did u learn,imean you purchased courses or something??can u share the roadmap pls

[@samuelfernandes3301]

@@SajetKumar-mn9lr web development through chai aur code.

[@snehaswatikiro]

This video is a proof that a lot of people don’t even know how to look for jobs and just complain about not having a job without even trying

[@1nikhil11]

True.. most people dont even know whats happening in the outside world

[@realracing3specter295]

hmmm, i guess you never applied anywhere in your life; or you didnt really understand whats going on in the video.

[@achintya-7]

Coz no one told us how, that's why?

[@kirtirattan161]

@@achintya-7 not everyone who knows it had someone to spoon feed them, it's all about the efforts you put in. It's not like people who have put the effort in learning and are now putting efforts in getting a job, aren't getting anywhere, or is it? But blaming everything on the government is easy right? Let's do that.

[@snehaswatikiro]

@@1nikhil11exactly they are too busy bitching on internet

[@vadirajgg7664]

Overall it comes down to "We don't need more engineers or doctors, we need more linemen, electricians, painters, plumbers, garbage collectors, sewage cleaners". Supply and demand fellas. How many of todays youth opt for these jobs?

[@xynyde0]

what about you? Would you opt to be a sewage cleaner or a janitor?

[@srilakshmidevanathan8334]

​@xynyde0 Honestly , Sewage cleaning should be mechanised most of the time. Our sewage system is rotten and we don't have enough sewage plants and end up polluting our environment, killing the people who clean it with disease exposure and disgust. 2) Two , Yes we need more of them . However the catch is however society looks down upon them and the wages really suck.

[@KalafinaBTS]

​​​@@srilakshmidevanathan8334This. Cuz sewage cleaning jobs are actually dangerous as well, and there's never enough safety measures taken (you know how our country is with cost cutting). Today's youth opt out of these jobs because they are difficult and dangerous jobs with little pay. Who would into these jobs if they had the choice? Increase the pay, make those jobs safer, then I'll happily go into these jobs, alongside many others.

[@H_Rj5802]

We need doctors and engineers as well, but the fact is we need quality not the bulk, that we're seeing right now.. Every kid in indian household want either an engg degree or a med degree... They've become VERY limited when it comes Research for a good career And they shouldn't overlook their passions

[@dhrutube]

you think any Indian parent would allow that? I used to want to be an electrician as a kid but they would give the example of the person that would go house to house earning a meager wage

[@premahallikeri4831]

My advice to Indians - help each other in education and job as well. Together they can do well. Let there be no competition. Just cooperation and friendship. Let everybody earn enough money to make ends meet.

[@premahallikeri4831]

Unity is strength

[@sujal_thakkar]

Yeah true ❤

[@helloworld2054]

Nah nah ego is important why should we help others 🤡

[@skh-lb7nj]

if there were more people who thinks like you then it would have been possible we are living with such a indian mentality people .they just can not se you good or you having a job or living happily their could be no unity we can try to change but this f***ked up society would not change even relatives are jealous of each other and their kids we are though taking about strangers.

[@PrinceVegeta2710]

I am ready to help others. Does the other one agree with me? 🙂. No, right? Easier said to be done

[@abhaytomer25]

I am a Cyber Security Researcher and Architect with less than 1.5 years of experience. A lot of people underrate how many jobs you have to apply before you land a good one. I had to apply over 1100+ jobs to hear back from around 70-80 people and get around 25-30 interviews and 3 4 offers with I hedged against each other to get better offer. The whole process took a good 4 months and I 4 times my salary with exactly the same skills I had, sometimes you are undervalued and you don't even know until you ask. My suggestion to anyone who already has buildup the skill but isn't able to land a job or a gig, Put a sitcom on you tv and start rage applying on your phone or laptop... You got this!!

[@siriThumkuntla]

Wahh such a cool advice

[@Haris-u7k]

woah

[@xxxyyyyzzzzzzz]

Hi, I have (or used to have) an interest in cybersecurity and since joining college to pursue an engineering degree in IT, I have lost passion towards everything and here I am with ALOT of backlogs and 0 motivation to do anything, however I am wondering of how you became a Cyber Security Researcher and Architect and can you give me any advice regarding on becoming a cybersecurity analyst or anything related?

[@AmiAgantuk4211]

Bro can I make a contact with you . Please.

[@abhaytomer25]

@@xxxyyyyzzzzzzz if you are doing engineering you already have the basics done. I would suggest do certifications such as Comptia Security + and CYSA+ these are very vast and help you gain deep understanding. in order to be a Security Researcher you need to have a very good skills in OS, Networking, Osint, Assembly and even Reverse Engineering. its a long learning process so you don't have to rush at all. I am not gonna lie you have to really worship hard work to be a Security Researcher because motivation comes harly when you trying to understand a malware that's hacking half the world and you have no idea what it does, how it does and how can you save your ass from being hacked.

[@PrakkleRock]

IIT Passout in 2023 here. Finally landed job as a graphic designer beczo i wanted to make a career in arts and stuff and getting career started from graphic designing was the most accesible option. I made a lot of mistake applying for jobs in start and that always happens to everyone its a trial and error learning thing. But even when I got most things ie CV, linkedin profile right, it took me in total 1300+ applications over like 6-7 months of continuous applying and only experience being a design intern (which also took several hundred applications to land). In short, applying to job like theres no tomorrow helped me to finally land this one job. pay still isnt great but it is something. So thing for me which helped most in landing job was relentless applying to whatever form i see fit. Just by the sheer law of probability and statistics whatever i did land a job. Applying on jobs without prior experience is absolute nightmare. I really advice anyone who is reading this to take up multiple intern experiences as well that will help you A LOT in job landing. And Good Luck as well.

[@saquibahmed4593]

Thank you for the information

[@kashba]

I can +1 to this, having taken SDE job in this market (6 mo before) I had to go through the same process mentioned above

[@utkarshsahu193]

Bhaiya konse IIT se go aap? Mai vi iss saal IIT jaa rha. Prolly IIT Mandi CSE in 2nd round 😅

[@akshayjadhav4269]

​@@utkarshsahu193bhai kitne ghante padhta tha aur kitne saal tak padhai Kari ?

[@shashankkrishna4057]

Are you really from an IIT ??

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

And then people think that those who go abroad are after money. It’s the biggest bait and switch. People actually move abroad to give a fairer opportunity for their children to thrive. Money is hardly the motivation.

[@gamesforfun94]

Very true

[@H_Rj5802]

These People think those who move to abroad are not patriot... Such a cheap mentality people we're living with

[@mohamedfaizan9844]

@@H_Rj5802 I’m an NRI myself. I never wanted to leave India - until I had a child of my own. It’s the best decision I ever made for him

[@apollo2744]

​@@H_Rj5802any sane person would put their children over this shit education system in this "country"

[@bamhee-blessed3710]

​@@H_Rj5802exactly like crab like mentality they don't want to see others succeed that's why they would rather hate on others going outside to improve their opportunities

[@srikardraksharapu]

This is one of the best video, cos I just passed out of my 12 and I'm still confused wt to choose as my career thanks a lot

[@keertanayenigalla9112]

A big issue is that a lot of science students don't even know that they have other options other than Engineering or Medicine . So many students are trapped in the cycle of JEE and NEET. I am pursuing BASLP( Bachelor of Audiology and Speech Language Pathology) . When I mention this , the vast majority of people say they've never heard of it before. We need more awareness about different professions.

[@shreyestandel4491]

And they pay you sh** for that job in india

[@SagarPatil-uz2bn]

Can you tell me more about it like job opportunities and salary

[@phantompayne8248]

One of the challenges we face in pursuing this approach is explaining these factors to parents. Many older citizens (Gen X) tend to believe anything they hear from their neighborhood or anyone they’re in touch with. Convincing them as a child can be tough, they often perceive us as immature.

[@aswinanand7710]

I am a skilled 3d artist and what she said I figured out 3 years ago when I was 14 started learning sklills build a portfulio now I am 17 and have earned thousands of $ as a freelance 3d artist and in jobs .... so in short she is literally yapping faxx and no BS telling from experience guys you will defiantly not regreat doing what she said. Good luck with your learning.

[@CuriousBuddy-ch9gl]

How unlucky generation we are ai, competition, inflation, recession , skills are becoming useless and what not 😢

[@dhruvasammeta69]

Adapt, nothing else to do.

[@JardaniDjokovich]

@@dhruvasammeta69 become mahoraga

[@ZaWarudo69]

Sala ab to influencers bhi agaye

[@MadhavJoshi-m8m]

Atleat no black plague or malnutrition or british raj. I believe it's the best time to be alive

[@projjal828]

just learn ai ,it's not that difficult

[@COOLSAUCE21]

I'm a graphic designer / video creator with about 3 years of experience. Everything in this video is spot on for my field! I'd like to add two things that helped me the most... First, leverage personal connections. If you have friends or family who run a small business, offer to work for them for free. They won't say no to that. You'll get something to put in your portfolio and a recommendation. Maybe they'll pay you a little if they have the finances, they'll pay you very well if you add actual value (unlikely for a beginner though). Remember, these people actually care about you... A small business would mean something like a beauty parlour, McDonald's franchise, even a tea stall! I'm guessing a lot of people know someone who runs a business like that. If you don't... Volunteer for a reputed non profit. If you're in college, get involved in organising fests. I feel these projects add more to a portfolio instead of just personal projects.

[@kobbariraja]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:01 *🎓 Understanding Issues in Indian Education System* - Indian education system's challenges highlighted through NEET results and controversies. - Corruption and discrepancies in exam administration discussed. - Overview of the impact on students aiming for medical and engineering colleges. 01:00 *📚 Proposing Solutions for NEET Aspirants* - Initiatives to address challenges faced by NEET aspirants beyond government policy. - Focus on job readiness and career paths outside traditional academic routes. - Plan to leverage insights and industry connections for job placement guidance. 02:29 *🏛️ Critique and Reform of Entrance Exam System* - Criticism of current entrance exam system's flaws and documented instances of malpractice. - Argument for reforming exam conduct and evaluation criteria. - Importance of maintaining standardized entry criteria while addressing systemic issues. 05:26 *💼 Job Market Realities and Skills Development* - Analysis of job vacancies and mismatch in skills demanded by employers. - Advocacy for focusing on job-specific skills and creating value for employers. - Importance of building a portfolio and leveraging social media for job opportunities. 11:19 *📊 Understanding Supply-Demand Dynamics in Job Market* - Strategy to analyze supply-demand economics for targeted job roles. - Impact on job competitiveness and individual value proposition. - Tactics for positioning oneself as a valuable asset in the job market. 18:06 *🌍 Demographic Dividend and Economic Growth* - Explanation of demographic dividend and its economic implications. - Importance of skill development and job creation for economic growth. - Advocacy for policies supporting workforce participation and skill enhancement. Made with HARPA AI

[@harshlodhi8678]

There's one more crucial aspect of education: research. If we solely focus on job placement, we neglect research and development (R&D). Let's consider this video: everyone might get a job initially, but eventually, demand and supply will stabilize, leading to a surplus of skilled workers and fewer jobs. Therefore, an education system that prioritizes R&D would be more beneficial. Secondly, while established career paths like video editor and software developer are valuable, our focus shouldn't be limited to them. People should be encouraged to build, not just software, but also hardware. Exploring platforms like Arduino and creating medical equipment with it any other things can foster these skills. Because of AI, In future we definitely need people who are skilled in hardware rather then software of any other creative field.

[@rhyperionmaths7076]

The minus point of this kind of education system is that everyone is not made to do R&D. An Education system like this will be a hell for students who don't want to a part of it. R&D should encourage a lot I agree but it should not be forced on students through the system. We already had some chapters in class 10th maths which no use for most of the population but very useful for those who persue engineering or scientific field. There is improvement in the system but the ones doing all the work should be praised not the higher ups. So whenever you see a great achievement, I want you to do some research and find the person behind this, and not give credit to company as a whole..

[@tejaslokhande4785]

I appreciate how enthusiastically you are trying to help your subscribers. Your body language depicts that you genuinely care for all of us ! Thanks Achina for such insights.

[@arigato544]

When ur family is dependent on ur success u choose safety,security over passion,skills & all..they can't provide u security..... haven't u fired a script writer or graphic designer? did u provide them with any social security?like epf, pension scheme,health insurance...indian students r forced to waste their youth on trying to get a govt job as indian labour laws r there to exploit every gig worker...so these kinda videos only work in Bangalore..not in burdwan or banarasi

[@Eagle56770]

You are right

[@MrSatadal]

Exactly bro

[@pratyushkumar9133]

Fr😢

[@marvelxcodes]

Good Luck on your rat race life bro

[@adilmk128]

​@@marvelxcodes everyone's a rat, some rats just have more choices

[@yashinhussain2557]

A few days back I gave a Govt entrance exam, and they asked me to put my bag away. As usual, I complied and then asked them where I could put my bag? They replied by saying "Kahi bhi rakho, bas yahan nahi". Sounds normal right? But what they actually meant was you are not allowed to put your bag anywhere in the college. You'll have to put it somewhere outside. I went there alone, I didn't know anyone there. And I was supposed to put my bag, purse, and phone in some random location. And it wasn't just for me all of the students had to face the same problem. After searching for a suitable place I found a shop where I kept my belongings. Some students put their bags with all their belongings under trees next to some closed coffee shops. I find it amusing how they can hold an examination in a college but can't even arrange for a safe place where we could put our belongings. I felt really humiliated that day. There even were some allegations that there are seats that are being sold also for the same entrance exam.

[@yourcheekybro]

Lundia sucks bro 🇮🇳💩💩

[@windyWindward]

Being 14 and watching this 😂😂, figuring out life is hard guys. Just focus and you can make it through

[@sampatht]

Good words😅.

[@ghazanferboi3421]

Enjoy for now

[@krox477]

Life isn't hard we have made it complex

[@Haris-u7k]

you should learn some skills too as well as having fun if you will start to explore more thing from now you will great in yo field

[@satwiklife...1026]

Thankgod when I was 14 iam not watched this stuff

[@mehtabaziz786]

Stumbling across a video of your channel happens to be few of the good things the KZbin algorithm has done for me. The topics and content quality is what forcing me to comment on your video. Here's my story: I come with an experience of 8 years working in IT sector, started from middle class and the only motivation I had was to get rid of financial problems my family had (didn't think of myself ever). Once the problems were over and my family was stable that was when I started getting into depression because the motivation was over, there was nothing to look for in my life, same old job and that was the point I realized that what I was doing was not even in my "Like" list forget about Passion. After struggling with my job for a few more years, I resigned to introspect myself and that is when I realized Data Analytics and Video editing were my favourites alongside writing, tried all of them and yet to receive any outcome (not receiving an outcome is not a bad thing) but now I know which path I wanna take. Thankfully, I saw another video of AevyTV where they discussed about Aeos and what they've been teaching to new students. In the end, there's one thing I want everyone who's starting in their career to know, "It doesn't come easy". I had to attend 11 interviews (all walk ins, traveling in buses, literally walking Kilometres) before getting my first job. There's only thing that will help you out "Never give up", understand/know yourself, what you want, what you're good at and all this will take time.

[@Sujal9253]

After so much hardwork i scored 600+ in neet now i have lost faith in hardwork, and don't even have the motivation to do anything else in life.😢

[@madhur_369]

don't loose hope bro, your hardwork will result someday. have faith in krishna and see what can you do best now.

[@hester5402]

just get better bro it was just a part of your life forget it do what you love

[@cascadeum1]

Again, sunk cost fallacy

[@dhruvasammeta69]

My guy, Dont lose motivation, Think, What's best for you, And do it, it's as simple as that, Just think were you are, and do what you think is best, everything work's out, there must be good, for bad, for good, for bad, and onwards

[@sujal_thakkar]

Just scroll 📜

[@RoshnisWorld]

Amazing Content Aevy TV, this can help millions of our teenager who have passion but dont have a roadmap but you gave that also in this video Thankyou

[@Bhuvan_arc]

Skills>>Degree 👇

[@chocolatemilkshake9168]

Correct!!

[@musicislife7104]

Nobody teach us ho to develop skill or u can there is no road map to develop skill

[@Blueorchid2005]

Not in india. In most good companies they reject your application if you don't have a degree, even before seeing your skills

[@amrahs6999]

@@Blueorchid2005 True. For a full stack role they require you to have a BTech or anything related to CS. So chances for humanities, commerce, bio students are very low.

[@helloworld2054]

​@@Blueorchid2005 yes you will be rejected straight if you don't have CS degree from a tier 1 college, your skills are irrelevant if your college sucks

[@koyamma9575]

Am totally done Got degree Done specialization Hunted for job Lost hope Went for govt exam Nothing changed So its done for me no hope no change in my life every day every hour every minute is same for me No body loves me even my parents backbite me Ive skiped many joys in my life to be something in my life But now am alone in my dark room Luck is for rich 🤑

[@Omkar-Naik]

What's your degree and specialization in?

[@realracing3specter295]

blue-collar jobs are still a thing.

[@Eagle56770]

Atleast you have a job

[@koyamma9575]

@@Omkar-Naik bcom and complete cma us

[@Omkar-Naik]

@@koyamma9575 One of my childhood friends did the CMA course after engineering and got placed in Canada during pandemic. Don't lose hope. You can try Indian companies as long as you're confident in explaining to them how your skill set will be useful to them.

[@DesignSpeedster]

This video hit me hard because I’ve been through something similar. I skipped college after my 10th boards and jumped straight into the job world. Taught myself graphic design and editing on KZbin back in 2014 (when tutorials didn’t have flashy intros 😅). Fast forward, today I lead the social media team of an NGO and freelance as a motion graphics designer and video editor. What you said about skills > degrees is 100% true! The first job I landed was purely because of the work I’d put out there, not some fancy degree. If there’s one thing I’d tell every confused 17-24-year-old watching this, it’s this: Build a solid portfolio. Don’t just learn-show it. Thanks for making this video. It’s the real talk students need. 🔥

[@anmolroy2831]

Great journey sir. I just have a few doubts. For a person who does not have a degree and who did not follow the conventional method , 1. How much security does your job provide ? 2. Is the pay enough to meet the wants (not needs) ? 3. What is the growth in your particular field like will a person without a degree can end up as a millionaire when retiring ?

[@thoshima220]

I’m a digital marketer. The only thing that landed me a job is my internships. Start doing internships while in college. I did 4 to 5 internships in 2 years and that helped me understand what i liked doing and also help me land a full time job after graduating.

[@ambirdonwings]

From where u did interships? Online or offline

[@UttkarshBhagotra]

How Does AEVY just gets BETTER AND BETTER - it's like Indian VOX but like 2 levels up.

[@dhruvasammeta69]

It's direct, it's isnt journalism, it's direction, they talk about issues and solutions that are much relevant to us, maybe not others, but for us, great content.

[@Jaanualexforever]

I have huge respect for you. You are genuinely trying to help students with their actual problems.

[@chocolatemilkshake9168]

Guys skills skills skills !!! Wish me best and all the best to you all !!

[@rupamkumari4441]

1. people are not made who are studying in iits after cracking jee adv, i will not talk about skill for now. 2. If a company is new then hiring iitians help to improve their name in market or getting funding. 3. people on top position are generally iitians so offcoruce they will prefer their college more, and iitans can get connection to land a job very easily like their senior's referal etc. You can't do that very easily as you are not iitan. 4. Comapny can use the connection or networks of these iitians in future if they needed. 5. And, IITs have option for internship in college. 6. And see if company is in critical condition or deadline, these iitians have mindset and harworking nature that helps the companies not to fuck up where they could have. 7. IITians are generally very good followers, they have followed their teacher during preparation time very hard and if you have opened your company then you just need some people who have experience in that sector and people who will follow that experienced man. 8. IItians are generally very versatile in nature as compared to any other college students, kisi bhi project me daal do. 9. Generally freshers don't have much to show in their portfolio, so if they use something like i'm from iit or iim etc helps you a lot 10. Its easier to manager them as do their work without much warnings, I think so. I have seen some meme or post in social media like hr wrting some warning to its employee that don;t use office internet to scroll instagram or to do time pass in office, i can deferentially say that employee might not iitian I have not talked about skills any where for now. Some company will easily hire this person despite he doesn't have any specific skill

[@ibrasawool]

I dropped out a year ago after making $100 through freelancing. Didn't gave my 12th exam. A year later, I'll be making my first 1 lakh/month in this month. Praise be to God for everything.

[@maanasbagguAIIMSK]

the animator needs a raise...thanks aevy tv for bringing up importance to these issues students face...

[@Mukesh-oq8dx]

No matter how much re-valuation they do the number of seat is still limited. People should look for other avenue than just doctor/engineer. Let the exam be for only who really wants to be the doc/engineer. btw the solution mentioned in the video actually already exists in our education system, which is polytechnique and vocational training - they need to be revamped massively.

[@Dandelion498-e6v]

Yes iam thinking to do vocational course is it a best choice

[@_chortlescholar_]

Explain me properly

[@vinayv243]

Gold mine of a video right here, our society is so persistent on getting that engineering or medical job while ignoring vast majority of jobs that have way less competition and higher pay, thank you for re-opening our eyes to the current trend of jobs

[@lakshminathvpai1397]

2024 aspirant ;-; pain

[@deekshak-dk]

I just paused the video, came here, to say this - This new editing style is suuuper cool!! Keep it up.

[@RealRuthvik]

Great video!

[@dhruvasammeta69]

Why

[@Priya-jw5ut]

​@@dhruvasammeta69why not ?

[@dhruvasammeta69]

@@Priya-jw5ut no, like the donation, why, there other ways but to do it but ok ig

[@aniruddhabhattacharjee5743]

Very nice video What I did was I put in tech skills on my CV and learned about them from KZbin and other free online materials and I understood what companies are looking for. There are a lot of companies which still says you must be a graduate but I know a lady who studied arts but got a job worth 12LPA at concentrix for SCCM admin and she learned everything about the software from microsoft sites and youtube. So please focus on the skill that companies require because they dont care how educated are you they just care on how much money you are making them or saving them. Yeah you can get a job which pays more than what they are offering to IIT graduates and only you just need to know about tools and processes they use in their company. I started from Tech support and became a admin and then got recognized as a cloud engineer and now I earn 15LPA. So build your network from LinkedIn and other platforms and you would definately get a good job. But if you want to be super rich and powerful you need a business or you need to go into politics or you can also try becoming a gangster and then you will become a millionaire in no time.

[@MJ-gw4bw]

I joined a corporate company working full time as soon as I turned 18th (after completing my 12th ) , just because i wanted to check the whether i have the potential to get employed/make money with the skills and knowledge that i aquired over so many years in my school life .

[@M-bf4kx]

So how it's going?

[@MJ-gw4bw]

@@M-bf4kx I have resigned....now continuing with further studies

[@M-bf4kx]

@@MJ-gw4bw alright good luck buddy 🙌🏻

[@MJ-gw4bw]

@@M-bf4kx thanks 😊

[@f1pedia.]

I want to share my story as well, i graduated from mechanical engineering in 2021 in peak covid. The hiring in core sectors was very limited. The projects I built in college and the skills i gained helped me standout and get a job in my desired field. I you love something that has the potential to be converted into a job and you just simply work towards it slowly and steadily you'll reach your goal.

[@arjunrajkumar6826]

It’s an exciting take on solving this issue. You need to look at getting the job part because these job boards contain “phantom” listings. So, demand is truly exaggerated. There are a variety of reasons for this, but there surely is not that much demand.

[@durvaruparelia9656]

I work as a UX designer since the past two years. My journey invloved self-learning from youtube, medium articles, bootcamp and practicing UI.

[@johnmgeorge8180]

I got my first job by having a simple conversation with the hiring person. Also, a tip to freshers, just connect with placement companies not indeed or LinkedIn, just a local hiring company and they will help you share the details of hiring companies. Don't just rely on online job interviews, just show up on a walk in and grab the opportunity. All the best folks.❤

[@noelputhoor3605]

I work as a senior visual designer. I did engineering and realised that it is not my jam. I was always into art, so I wanted to do something about it. I made a portfolio to apply to NID, I didn't get through, but the portfolio was good enough to get a job. The projects I worked on at my first job actually helped me get through to NID for my masters. Education from a reputed institution is valuable. Education in a field that actually interests you in gold! My design journey is one of job first and then education.

[@vikasjitsingh6303]

Anyone who wants to be a video editor, please make a portfolio. I have 5 years of experience in video editing but I still struggle a lot to land clients because I was dependent on someone else who used to bring me clients and I never bothered to make a portfolio. A silly mistake. Now I have the skills but no portfolio. (btw i am making a portfolio now)

[@ajinkyasonuse1381]

All the best!!! bhai btw I'm a graphic designer 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@kunalmayekar8084]

Thanks

[@raghavendranramasamy3443]

Even after finishing MBBS in govt Medical College and then joining IIT, I still feel like a failure.

[@pheonixd69]

What how what happened

[@jonahjerryson4913]

Genius🎉

[@TopgModiG]

You are cz you talk like one.

[@arjuntyagi5860]

Go outside india

[@chanakyanani]

Whaat? IIT after MBBS? i would like to hear your story. Please elaborate your journey

[@mnmotives_mindset]

Hi, as a student 1. I am completing BBA 2. And got intership on Digital marketing 3. Learning professional Video editing 4. And professional on AI tools 5. Professional computer skills and business and management skills ,,I hope i can get some job

[@mnmotives_mindset]

6. And started a instagram and KZbin content creator account 7. And planning to do MBA in Human resources

[@deathwai7648]

I will be graduating next month hope I can find a job for work experience so that I can do my master's in us after 2 years

[@anirudhashahide1408]

Same condition but Iam not thinking of Mba

[@deathwai7648]

@@anirudhashahide1408 me too bro mba is costly and my profile is not strong to get good colleges

[@shrutipathak9735]

Can u tell me from where u r learning all these and doing internship ​@@mnmotives_mindset

[@ShivasChasm]

Very good advice. None of what I learnt in college helped me when getting my first job, the degree just qualified me to walk into the office to be interviewed. Most of the knowledge which helped me was earned through my internship and part-time work experience during college.

[@mayankjain5568]

got my first client when i started learning Video editing, i didnt even had a portfolio just had to give a basic test and i was in, after that i landed a job about 2 years later as a graphic designer, it took me 3 months to get this job and applying in every job i could see, at that moment i had learned Premier pro, illustrator and basics of graphic design, and i am still working there. Be good at what you do and enjoy it, a lot of people do it just because of the sake of it, do it because you love it. (i dont have a degree)

[@IamAbhishekGurjar]

How much do you earn now ? And how much when you started it ?

[@nishthaarora3347]

Thank you so much achina. Thank you for making a solution based video. Everyone knows the problems, everyone cribs about them but only a few look for a way out. Thank you for guiding us through. You've put it across in a way that seems doable. Thank you.❤

[@cobragang0909]

Someone have guts to say this nowadays really appreciate you guys

[@player95]

I think home schooling and similar pattern for higher studies should be implemented. Where student will only give university exams and only pay exam fees. I think upcoming generations will avoid higher studies because of job market.

[@hangezoe__]

You have options like IGNOU and DU sol

[@euphoria-1045]

Really shit idea. How is homeschooling the answer instead of a re-evaluation in the way of teaching and exam systems . Would you send your child for homeschooling or have you undergone homeschooling, in which case atleast explain how that works??

[@player95]

@@euphoria-1045 1> today even if student is admitted to a college/school, they do have tuitions outside. They are spending x2 times time learning the same thing. Homeschooling will reduce that. 2> it will create competitive environment for college and teachers to get better. If college school teaches well then only they will get money. 3> if degree from homeschooling gets equivalent recognition from society then yes I would homeschool my child. 4> you will save lot of money that goes into these big institutions pocket in the name of so called learning. 5> student can use online study materials which are available for free. Cons- As competition increase, good teachers will hike up their rates. Which can cause problem for financially poor students.

[@nandanianand2185]

​@@player95You are absolutely correct.

[@rrkumar4203]

That's a good one , where everyone talks about the problem you guys started by solutions ... Extraordinary . 👍👍👍

[@sayanmandal1289]

Really this is serious, because people like me im doing masters, then might do B.ed but seriously I don't know what to do next and by background is not science I'm a student of Art's because teacher is not a healthy choice anymore, i mean there's no place for new one so im worried now .

[@Prashant_Pandey4]

What you are talking, teacher is best job if you have passion for teaching, and it is irreplaceable even when AI will come because Teachers role is not just about teaching subject but guiding students and motivating them to do better , AI will not able to do that anytime soon in future .

[@Prashant_Pandey4]

The role of teacher is to guide and motivate others but most teacher in our country is themselves not motivated they became teacher because simply they didn't know what to do next and continually stacking a bundle of degrees, from graduation to masters to PhD to Mphil or in some case teacher training BEd ,MEd but they didn't did it because they wanted to be teacher/professor they just are directionless.

[@KhushbooShekhawat-gy9lz]

I'm in the same boat, bro. Doing Masters in Literature right now. At first the idea of becoming a professor was good since it's the safest with this degree. But when I stopped to think about how every single day of my life will go, for years, instead of the ease of work, I had to give that up. I'll be looking for other options too. Best of luck :)

[@namratamadhu7326]

nowadays a teacher's vacancies are more. You don't have to teach only in school or coaching classes . You can also teach in MOOCs or sites like unacademy or Byjus or other sites provably.

[@namratamadhu7326]

probably also contribute in developing educational technologies too for schools or author

[@nadeabhi3500]

I myself prepared for neet and gave my 2nd attempt this year, was not selected due to High inflation in ranks😢. no worries, but my family is again saying give one more try but i dont have the guts to see one more failure.With no hopes left i have to prepare again for this. Ahh! When i look back and see what i have learnt in past 12 years of my school life ,i see nothing except a white canvas with zero colours 😢😢😢. But this year i talked my mother and said her ,"i want to learn new things, explore something except studies so i choose video editing and little bit of designing stuff" hope it goes well and i will upscale atleast 1 step towards my dream❤❤

[@sbcherry_edits8629]

so are you taking any course in college this year . I am asking this cause I am in same situation rn

[@skeleton-yt]

​@@sbcherry_edits8629yes

[@risshhav]

Hey same situation here. Wrote CUET this year but didnt went quite good honestly. And now that there's a scam in NEET who knows what NTA will do with CUET. I'm confused to get a degree or focus on skills. So I just want to know on which skills are u targeting specifically? And are u planning to get a degree?

[@CharlieNd5]

00:49 girl, harassment and being tired is different thing. Haraash is a regional mixed up word for being tired, don't make it hindi+english and fck it up.. till date, i have corrected around 10 people saying this😆

[@username_admin_password]

Keep it up bro 👍

[@shaikusman536]

Awsome Content Achina maya.......BUT Scaler is NOT the solution for most students....Quality, Affordable Education is the Need of the hour......Respect from bangalore.

[@Prashant_Pandey4]

Indeed,if it's not affordable it's not a solution.

[@uchihastarboyaniyas]

They also have to pay salaries right not everything comes for free

[@shaikusman536]

@@uchihastarboyaniyas pls read and understand my comment properly....I said Affordable Education NOT Free..... have you taken Scaler Course?

[@uchihastarboyaniyas]

@@shaikusman536 my brother who is my senior has taken it and yes it is better than most of the tier 2 tier colleges

[@shaikusman536]

@uchihastarboyaniyas good, which course....pls share their contact details it will be of great help.....

[@noellaoliver2543]

Get into any college and do the easiest degree you can. On the side learn video editing skills/ other skills in demand. Build a portfolio- think how do I sell myself? Get the degree and 3 years of work ex. Work on your communication skills. Find people (millennials are best because they are the ones making hiring decisions now) make connections and get advice on how to prep for interviews and negotiate a salary. Apply for jobs in industry of your work ex. Get a job. Stay there for 2 years. You’re set. Have a great professional social media presence. AI can help you set everything up.. KZbin can teach you anything.

[@noellaoliver2543]

You just need to get a degree… no one checks your marks. Never go for a masters without working in some field after bachelors

[@therakeshkumarrathore]

Thanks

[@raviteza8]

What all founders get it wrong is believing that right talent somehow exists and all they have to do is pick the best apples. Right talent doesn't grow on trees. No amount of education helps to grow talent. Talent and skills can only be built by companies because each company has its specific needs. Internships help both students and companies to bridge the gap. Students win experience and build skill sets and companies spend minimal amount and train the next generation. This should be comprehensive and not a simple 3 month routine. It should be longer than a year and if possible spread out through out the degree program. Also students need to stop waiting for campus placements and start searching for companies and applying for jobs on their own. Most students don't even know how to prepare a proper CV and write a cover letter. So students have to search and self motivate to find the right company.

[@pruthvipatil997]

Nice video. This video may change my rest of the life👍👍

[@baddabhoos9755]

The thing is, engineering from a IIT or NIT etc is a security. My elder brother who is a passout from IIT Roorkee stresses on the fact that if you are confused and have no clue the best thing to do right now is engineering(from a decent college) most of the students don't even end up grabbing a engineering role in a company but a good college is where you'd have like minded people and the resources for extracurriculars clubs allowing you to explore other fields while getting immense security. If you think you can, get into a tier-1/good college then do whatever miss achina siggested us to, if you can't then start it right away.

[@aevytv]

But think about it, 14L students write JEE every year, and a large part of them get into terrible engineering colleges. The best option for them right now is to pick up a skill that’ll get them a job regardless of them getting the degree or not. This skill will help them land a job where they can finally meet some like minded people and hence build a network..

[@dhruvshah8310]

​@@aevytvYes, risk appetite of Indians is the least. We all want a dream job, but don't have any dreams of offering job to people

[@helloworld2054]

Yes at least engineering is better than studying bsc, with bsc msc you end up nowhere

[@mryzarc8]

This is helpful, we may not know how useful this is going to be, but it is going to become really popular

[@YudiJ]

What lens are you using? It’s so good. It’s wide and has the bokeh! 20mm F1.4?

[@divyaadesara5148]

I wish i had discovered this channel earlier, after watching few videos i feel like i should pay first and then watch.Its that level of goodness, everything seems flawless keep uploading such content

[@aman_t]

- Have been trying fr Product Management since 6 months. -I have a portfolio too that’s been analysed by highly experienced PMs saying they are more than good for me to enter the role. - Not getting even a single email reply. - Founders n HRs don’t reply. Even I submit an assignment I get ghosted when I ask for the outcome. Idk who is your advice working for…

[@Sahil_9192]

Is this you only or ppl after learning other skills will end up like you?

[@aman_t]

@@Sahil_9192 Fortunately, I got a job. But not via any of the advise she gave. But I know 25 others who are still struggling.

[@babuveerabhadraiah8057]

a fantastic example of inspiration to viewers by highlighting real-world opportunities that exist outside of the traditional education system. This certainly empowers viewers to take control of their futures by focusing on where the demand is and equipping them with the tools to get there.

[@tanmayyadav7798]

Yai sab toh theek hain but for someone who had pcb in 12th(i.e. the avg neet dropout) most of these won't work

[@omanajz]

Same here bro, pcb student, dropped neet for 1 year, failed, learnt video editing from Aevy, now a video editor at MartyMartin studios and studying BCA from Manipal online

[@Navuvermaa]

Can you guide me too ?​@@omanajz

[@Oyedeep-km6zh]

@@omanajz all the best just do hardwork u will definetly get good salary its for sure dont be sad because of jee/neet whatever it is

[@sujal_thakkar]

​@@omanajzI'm also doing online bca from muj, which batch are you in?

[@omanajz]

@@sujal_thakkar Batch 7, the most recent one

[@user-xm3hl8ec9c]

Got into the college i needed to get into, still failed in life. This is not something i actually wanted to do, but the bond keeps me here

[@indian_coaster_enthusiast]

2 things India needs to become prosperous: 1) Have educated and sensible people in the government (instead of goons and psychopaths) 2) Have higher quantity and quality of education (colleges and school both) "Buy '1' get '2' free".

[@nandini1chauhan]

Completely agree with each and every point made in the video !👍

[@whatTheblue]

Animation advice: Okay so anyone who wants ro learn animation i.e 3d character animation, 2d animation and anime too; you can do that. But keep in mind that everything you want is available online but just enough to cross you the beginner mark. You can take courses but most are capped at moderate level. No one teaches advanced stuff. Which is okay because it needs your practice to make you advanced. Who am I to tell you anything? Well I'm a guy who's in this for over 2 years now. And still don't have a job. Partially because the job industry for animation is not that good in India right now, but mainly because I'm not skilled enough. Yeah. I spent most of my time in learning how to make anime in blender and mix 3d with 2d. I even wrote a whole movie script. But these are the things that can make learning one skill extremely difficult and time consuming. So yeah i know a lot of things but not enough in one thing to get a job. So finally don't get into this being only passionate, look for the whole picture first. Then if you get into this focus on only learning the skills. Don't try to make a whole movie from the start it waste a whole lot of time. Then after learning blender jump into autodesk maya too. Because studios demand this.

[@justrandom7190]

Thank you so much for making this video, I'm a final year ug student and I always feel so pressured and hopeless thinking about the endless competitive exams I've to give after completing my graduation just to get another useless degree which won't get me any job whatsoever... I just want to get out of this and find a job and your vid gave me so much motivation to try something as finally I know how to start atleast

[@nepoleans]

The reason why our youth is jobless is beacause our education system gives us degree for being in schools colleges for 20 years straight but it doesn't give u skills and skills are crusical for getting jobs I think india needs. A rebbelion

[@uchihastarboyaniyas]

Wtf it is your problem that YOU DIDNT GET A JOB EDUCATION IS NOT FOR GETTING A JOB IT IS FOR AWARENESS GO WOR AS A LABOUR THEN IF U WANT A JOB IF U WANT MONEY THEN GO CREATE A STARTUP LAZY KIDDO

[@rohannambiar5832]

Honestly, this is one of the most informative channels so far..

[@TheHariroks]

I worked at a Silicon Valley startup co-owned by Elon at 21, and only studied graphic design in college. My advice to other young kids is to find a genre/niche that you're passionate about. This is a real world problem/subject. It could be energy, politics, education anything. Then, I recommend building a portfolio that uses your hard skill (design, editing, development, writing) and making projects/content that address issues in your chosen area of interest. The scarcity in the market is SPECIFICITY. There are lakhs of video editors, but the video editor passionate about finance education is much more likely to be hired by a fintech company. The developer interested in mental health is much more likely to be hired by a wellness platform, than the average developer with a standard portfolio. The supply/demand curve is very real. And playing to your interests and using your hard skills to develop around those interests, gets you a much better chance of finding those companies that YOU like and will have both satisfaction AND income from. Hope this helps someone!

[@Hippo_Cruccy]

I am in 11th I was built a voting software for SST and sent it to Manmeet Singh (program director) of SST. After watching this video I got the confidence that I am doing right. #Aevy TV

[@sdkbr2063]

No there are no jobs and if there is vacancy HRs dont know how to hire they are lazy and hire through referrals. For someone who is skilled but dont have many friends and no connection its not so easy to find jobs.

[@Mehmoodhussain100]

You're doing really great sister you're picking amazing topics and the way you're making us understand is really amazing looking for forward to your next video keep it up.

[@GenZUser-qf1jw]

But didi I'm a 11th jee aspirant who is going to school everyday and have some knowledge in editing that i learned during my holidays...as u see I didn't have time to learn any skills After 8 hrs of school...jee preparation..that itself sucking my full lenergy ... societal pressure.... parents expectations are killing me...I can't even explain how this society goes..if I talk about skills matrix I tamed to be pagal....what should I dooooooo😢❤

[@minakdaspriya4362]

As someone who did his grad and post-grad in STEM, but ended up following my skills to become a Content Writer, this video is a must need for the youth of India.

[@anjithantony6301]

You say the talents aren't skilled enough but who is responsible for that. Every firm use different software, different techniques and expecting us to know all of it is insane. And we are not even taught what's necessary of our job and live ahead anyways, I am a btech grad and what I have heard all through my 4yr degree is how btech is a steppingstone towards a lot of other careers, then my biggest question is what about engineering? You are too proud of how it'll help people get to a different field you stopped realizing how btech is a course of engineering. This is especially the case with btech, but there are a lot more courses like this. The education system is BS, it's ancient, it's flawed and more importantly it's freaking corrupt. No one wanna change it and no one wanna make an effort of the next generation.

[@complexysr]

Blame = B(e) Lame.

[@anjithantony6301]

@@complexysr It's the reality, play your game of make belief by yourself if you want. I'll be lame rather than be you.

[@manitejasri8946]

Hi brother I don't know why are you so frustrated about job market but also realise that these are corporate companies which are actually only for profit because of people like you the world is actually becoming a better place😊 our whole idea of our life should be to help others make a living while trying to make a living for ourselves to I would really motivate you to become a entrepreneur because I think you have the ability to make company

[@navjeetbari6893]

I love that pixel animation you'll be presenting in your videos. And I'm really thankful for all that information you've been providing us with. A huge thanks to you and your team's efforts. 🙏

[@mrfabulous3303]

5:36 But some of this founders are not ready to give good salary, for example TCS gives 3.5 to 11 lpa to freshers .... how can you expect a skilled person to work from 3.5 lpa ? If they are not ready to give good salaries that they shouldn't expect people with good skills to join their firm

[@uchihastarboyaniyas]

Go found a company then you hoo ker

[@nirpeshchandratiwari8623]

I work as a Financial Analyst for a boutique advisory firm, and landing an internship much less a job was a struggle for me. Colleges with less recognition and being from tier 3 cities can greatly reduce visibility. But still, I landed my first internship in 2nd year and continued on to doing part-time internships aside from regular college till the end of 3rd year. Cumulative internship experience of close to 2 years in a 3-year degree course. The thing I learnt is that you don't have to start your career with a career-breaking salary you can start really small and make your way upwards. The major thing to understand is what is valuable and how much. One gap I see in my generation is the lack of ability to visualize how does a company really makes revenue and how their job role helps their company to generate more revenue. The quicker you understand this the more clearer the picture will be. Then Its like a numbers game the higher it is the more valuable you are. Edit: I really like what @aevytv has been doing been, I have following them since they had close to 2 lacs subscribers. The clarity being provided on how to navigate the ever-changing job environment of India was something really remarkable. I look at aevy TV team and Sir Varun Mayya as being the front runners of making content that creates value. Hope they cross 1 mn+ subscribers soon.