Global Job Market & High Paying Jobs in India | Swati Ganeti of Masters’ Union Explains On TRS

[@ranveerallahbadia]

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Parents ko dikhayenge to kaya hoga 🙄🙄 Boh to apne bachcho ko wahi banana chahte hai jo pados wale uncle ke bete bante hai😑😑

[@ujjwalatripathi5829]

Talk to local scholars too..😊

[@user-ei2nx8mx8kpallavigupta]

Ye kya hai

[@_NaturePilot]

Plz invite Pujay Brahmvihari Swami He is Builder of BAPS HINDU MANDIR in abu dhabi.🙏

[@anshsrivastava9968]

Bhai tell me one thing that are you sure that masters union is a good college for bba and mba especially when you come from middle class background

[@Devvrat-2010]

mam ka communication skills bohot achha h❤❤

[@Rehmatfitin]

Ranveer's also he communicate with alot of humans

[@tusharniras]

She know what she's talking about. I'm an IT professional (in my early 30s) who worked with these big firms (Amazon, Google, ServiceNow etc) and don't even have a college graduate degree. I can confirm that she's stating facts about what its needed for you to crack these interviews, importance of soft skills and have a career growth.

[@mohitkumar-yi2mb]

She is from Masters union... Read their reviews on Google and glassdoor

[@aeydha_22]

Hi sir, I recently completed my 10th and I am confused to choose career path. Can you suggest what should I do? I somehow decided to do engineering.

[@BTboy21]

Bro I need help please give me your insta handle

[@manspatel555]

What are the skills we need to work in big companies

[@youtubelibrary_10]

@@manspatel555 What they tell you and the public is that you need to be experts at various programming languages and software - but what they WILL NOT tell you is that - they will hire only their friends who will accept low salaries and they will hire only the people who will kiss the boss's ass and maintain the dirty office politics. There is bonus that each worker/manager gets if they hire their friends, so they will take resumes/cvs but they will ONLY interview the people they have already chosen. Even if you are the best programmer who know how to write the best software code - they will NOT hire you because your talent will challenge the other mediocre people who work under stress of getting fired. So, the MAIN skill you need to get hired in big companies is to say you will do whatever they tell you to do. EVERYTHING else is just marketing crap that makes it look like they are best corps to work etc.

[@jsuryakt]

The irony is even though they say degree is not important, the guest's introduction started with degree from Wharton, IIT etc That shows the validation and that's what recruiters/investors look for. Validation may come from degree, portfolio, showcasing skills etc But degree is also important

[@compassioniseverything4262]

Exactly. Even Acharya Prashanth has IIT IIM CIVIL SERVICES tag.

[@prer2go]

Thats true. IIT as a brand name, ppl will immediately get the idea that the student is good. But how many IITs are actually there n how many engg students r actually in the country? The ratio is so small. So even tho the brand name IIT is one validation, its not the only thing recruiters look for to filter students. Wts the point of being from IIT if u cant communicate well n arent smart in this rapidly changing industry?

[@user-vg4sz3sw2s]

जुनून...💪 हर काम आसान लगने लगता है जब जुनून सर पर सवार होता है 1..!💯 It is nice to explain this video podcast with Swati....❣️ -"A well rounded education is not limited to MBA. I am very proud to be a graduate from Uprtou College University..💯 👇

[@chaitrapandya4735]

A well-rounded education is not limited to an MBA. I am a proud graduate of a tribal university and currently employed as a product manager in one of India's leading fintech companies.

[@dripppp8965]

What degree you did for product manager ?

[@rikhikhorana8617]

Share your story with the world must post videos on how you did it .

[@youtubelibrary_10]

aka - a gatekeeper who is trained to keep wages low for workers and you get a bonus and higher salary when you hire candidates who work for less salary. Why are you leaving this out from your comment?

[@SatvikBhadoria-d5d]

I am simple graduate and I am working as product owner in Accenture and my salary is 22lpa in hand ​@mk1bch

[@SurbSharma]

Can we connect? I want to be PM

[@anubhavtaneja7981]

Passion or interest is something that solves the goal oriented problems in a person’s life. But the question is - how to find out that passion or interest of a person? How can a person identify his/her passion or interest in life? What can be ways or exercise to find that ? Hello, Ranveer sir. I would like to request you to do a podcast on this topic. I think this topic is a major concern for most of today’s youth.

[@malasamnani7290]

F

[@sanjanakatala4311]

Yes it is needed

[@Lord_Akash69]

That's really nice

[@MinuKhajuria]

Being a single parent of a teenager girl ... Have watchef your this podcast.. This has really changed my mind the thing whoch you both were discussing my husband who was only bcom and had a startup in market research used to discuss with my daughter... Really loved this conversation.. Looking forward to see more career oriented podcast.. God bless ranveer

[@anonymous-bf2er]

Exactly

[@youtubelibrary_10]

What crap is this? This host is happily hiding the fact that bjp government is partnering with corporations and ensuring India remains in high poverty whilst multi-national companies are making 6 digit crore profits from the Indian market. This host doesn't ask why foreign companies are profiting from the Indian market while our Indian graduates are deprived of full-time employment with high salaries, benefits and pension plans. Dhruv RAthee is the only young man who is asking questions on behalf of the common working class people. This is just whitewashed BS justifying modern s|avery by oligarchs.

[@nihitagarwal-sn4dk]

Hey can you help me in guide

[@Archana-f1x2p]

your girl is blessed

[@AnupChowdhury808]

Bhai hindi nhi ati kya😅😅😅

[@medhasoni1112]

Superb conversation 👌 thankyou god i have took right decision to my daughter...my daughter did btech from renowned college, and on my request she did cracked CAT exam and got seat in iim kashipur and jammu. But she was wanted to follow her passion . Then i and my family has supported her. Now she is renowned nail artist in jabalpur. She is Doing well and happy

[@ameygupta7175]

Kya name ha apki beti ka aunty jabalpur to chooti city ya kyuki

[@priyaarun9849]

What a terrible waste of country's money and resources

[@riyansh_0019]

*_"वक्त के फैसले कभी गलत नहीं होते.,बस सही साबित होने में वक्त लगता हैं..😊.!_* जय हिन्द भैया,,राधे राधे❤️🇮🇳

[@CTejasKesharkar]

100%❤

[@krishnasinghal9680]

A person with Wharton and IIT degree saying that degree is not required to excel.. What an irony.. this is ridiculous marketing for masters union..

[@polaris1985]

college is not even affliated with the government, I wonder why havent they registered it?

[@amazon8174]

Bilkul sahi Kha aapne..👍

[@aprilsmith-wn6wz]

She is promoting the idea of her university

[@sakshijha4349]

exactly. it was all a promotion of Masters Union.

[@trishnachaudhuri1352]

Sorry for your understanding as it's too narrow, actually because she herself did those degrees thus she understood that what actually iit and Wharton does to a student and she meant that if possible without these degrees you are able to get those insights then only u can become a successful person again that also depends according to your criteria or definition of success. And if she is promoting her education institute where it is possible to learn something different then what's the problem here ... I still feel that the whole podcast was more about the perspective and approach towards life and as she stated how to learn and unlearn .. so try to learn from her insights and unlearn that a degree is super important

[@akanshagupta1243]

Well done Ranveer, please bring more podcasts like this for students ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@swarajnaik2000]

This is one of the finest podcast that I have ever listened in my life. Thank you Ranveer for hosting intellectuals like Swati Ganeti on the trs show. It was an insightful and an eye-opener podcast for me. I shared this podcasts with my friends and family, found it extremely valuable 👏👏😌😌

[@sharee_f]

Ek Tantra podcast sune bahut din hogye Ranveer. Ek ho jaye kya ? Luv u brother❤

[@manishasarambale]

One of the best podcasts,with a revelant topic.Enjoyed hearing every bit of it. Such an honest talk 😊

[@vashishtanarayansingh6914]

Most epic thing i have listened today. And in my life as many content creators convey only the red zone of not having jobs of youths in India, so this episode has enriched my thoughts, what to do. And i was struggling to find my why of my life. So many many thanks to you and your team.

[@Dr.SwapnilLokegaonkar-ss9vr]

One of the best podcast ever, every second, every word was magnetic. It had a huge impact over all the age groups. Its relevant to Teenagers as well as parents. Well done Ranveer

[@gaurangagarwal8139]

This is such a helpful podcast! I want to focus later in working in undergrad education sector, what Pratham Mittal is doing needs to be accepted more in India's education ecosystem. Starting especially from school too!

[@pradeepkumar-f1b2w]

Amazing session, very informative and inspirational ❤👌👍 ... Thank you Ranveer Ji and Swati Ji 🙏

[@AmrinderDhaliwal420]

📝 According to my understanding, the conclusion of this podcast is: 👉In life, each action we take is like a branch on a tree, and the tree is represents our life as a whole. Just as a tree has various parts, they can mirror different aspects of our lives: -Roots: Represent our foundational values and beliefs that ground us. -Trunk: Symbolizes our inner core, resilience, and strength. -Branches: Reflect the diverse paths, choices, and experiences we encounter. -Leaves: Represent the results, accomplishments, and memories we accumulate. ⚠️ This understanding is generated after doing the brainstorming with artificial intelligence.

[@kondareddy-oc3in]

Gjb bro

[@youtubelibrary_10]

what is the use of asking all these questions when government policies do not help the working class? corporate tax rate was reduced while income tax on workers was increased. graduates are being asked to sell pakodas and are not given full time employement with high salaries and pensions. Why are foreign corporations profiting from the Indian market while using INdian labour and our Indian workers are left in poverty? Isn't it the job of the government to create policies that will bring prosperity to the working class? Dhruv Rathee is a young man who has the balls to ask these questions of corrupt politicians. This host is is a crony of the current govt.

[@shobinyad6643]

Even if Govt brings a policy that would help the employees for them to not get used by Corporations is illogical because we have huge population that is educated. And here people are ready to do job at reduced pay scale too!!! I would say for you not be a bhakt of Dhruv rathee alone.

[@Amit_Chawla_7733]

​@@youtubelibrary_10absolutely!

[@maheshgehani3750]

Steps to grow your business: Rivalry business ke burai karo zor zor se, uske negative side hee batao then uska solution dikhate hue apna business idea chip in karo

[@VijayDesai-nz4pg]

Hello Ranveer, We really enjoy the podcast content you produce. It's important to address the challenges faced by engineers graduating from lower-tier colleges who struggle to secure decent-paying jobs and often feel demoralized. Many discussions focus on top-tier institutions like IITs and IIMs, but the reality is that the majority of Indians study in average or below-average colleges. It's crucial to explore how individuals from these backgrounds can acquire the necessary skills and education to succeed in the job market. Let's delve into this topic and identify potential pathways and solutions in a podcast episode.

[@Zzzzあ]

Maza aa gya yaar, what a podcast,so full of knowledge and information along with fun and amazing experience..learnt a lot. Thanks a lot to both of you and your team.. 👍👍

[@aparna03_]

This video just came at the right time Ranveer. Thank you so much.❤ Please bring more professionals who can give such career guidance.🙏🏻

[@Frostki]

Given this subject, I feel the most practical answer to this question : Good soft skills>Good networking>some funding ( have, don't Have, beg, borrow, loan) > reinvesting. Government needs to streamline entrepreneurship more than today and ease it even further. Now coming to the person who has no funds to play around with (70% public), the govt needs to put a cap on the fees any univ can implement. This will breakdown the craze for iiT. There is a serious issue on this entire process. The actual field work doesn't demand such a skill that a child should sit all hours of the day only to prepare for it. What happens to living and work life balance?

[@roshnidashxi3705]

Yaar parents ke saath toh podcast dekh lete par kya kare bro parents hi ready nhi hai saath dekhne ko... But no worries hum akele podcast dekh lenge❤

[@engineermind1651]

Parent ko to aapki success chahiye.

[@QamruddinKhan-hf4dn]

Parents ya maata-pita ya walidain jo bhi bolo unko wohi bola gaya he jo unko bataya gaya he woh aapka bhala hi chahte he magar ha unko aajke hisab se thora samajna chahiye, bacho ki bhi sun na chahiye agar bache galat side pe na ho toh

[@engineermind1651]

@@QamruddinKhan-hf4dn muslim family me nahi sunate parents i think

[@ajofficialshorts6451]

Yaar same problem hai 😒 but mere parents padhe likhe nhi hai but ❤love

[@ajofficialshorts6451]

Lakin ham se jayeda padhe hai

[@purvakharche9898]

this podcast is good. I want a podcast on how to polish soft skills how we change our habits how we improve ourselves (soft skills oriented) and how to choose if I want to build a business so what is my first step then I am poor in money so in that case how I build my own startup to make money. I also want to know how is corporate life, what its pros and cons of it, and how to define ourselves in that. Thank you.

[@matrix_07_]

Can't believe ranveer has become so matured ✨🍁

[@sangrez.sukoon]

WOW! This is what I'm looking for, I love this conversation so much .I'm really feel helpful and have a strong career guidance's from your show . Keep doing it...

[@gajendrashanker6911]

This is something we wanted bro, I was just about to call my father and cry over these things

[@madhavikewate4661]

This is full career orientated podcast ranveer.. Thousands thanks... Swati is really matured mentor.. Evry word she spoke is 100/ true.. For every kind of child n parents.. ❤I think we need many podcast of her🙏👍indian parents need more podcast like this... ❤

[@bhaskarmajumdar8827]

1:14:11 1:10:40 good point

[@archanalalwani8768]

In the middle of this Podcast...My daughter is doing MBBS...Woh bache bhi badi Mehnat karte hai like IITicians Please 1 Podcast on them too

[@udaygupta4263]

Great podcast Must needed such podcasts.

[@archanashah7636]

Khurafati bano. Experiment experience and succeed👍 well done swati. All the best to all teenage and genz☺️

[@uzwalkumarchatterjee7074]

Yet ine more amazing podcast! As a parent who has a young adult son, this has been very thought provoking for all of us .

[@rikhikhorana8617]

What a great podcast ! Could not leave the seat for a minute Ranveer and you must be more vocal about how to find your ikigai in Hindi for kids specially class 9 onwards so they start thinking in right direction ...ofcourse it takes time but how to identify the strengths at that age would be a great episode with an expert .

[@srini4uall]

Amazing Video , Please these type of discussions are very important . Please try to discuss about our Indian school education system and what needs to be changed and where are we heading . Again thankyou so much making this podcast. Appreciate your efforts and looking forward for more interesting podcasts.

[@anugauravanu]

Very nice n very helpful podcast. Make such more podcast on studies post 12th fr various streams. It ll help parents n students both. Thx Ranveer ❤

[@nikhilpaul2453]

Great session 🙌... Bahot kuch seekha aaj 🙌

[@IndiaLoveYou1]

Decision making power, take challenge, set your priority and perform action - very relatives and fruit full points from this video

[@dyaneshwarilokhande1777]

Thank you so much...bhai..god bless you...for giving this hit up episode really need this kind of...touch up to my lifeee...🎉

[@udaysutradharofficial]

The one thing she didn’t said is not only skills matter during your undergraduate year in a top 5 IIT but CGPA matters too in getting a top package during an on campus placement. I’m an undergraduate from IIT too so I know😅 Maybe she didn’t wanted to discourage so that everyone learns that learning and unlearning the relevant skills matters the most in growing through your career. So not only skills matter but academics matter too. A good CGPA matters too. And the thing she said that bachelors don’t matter, I guess it’s a bit wrong though she is most senior to me but I guess she is wrong in this matter. And yes far and foremost of all the things Department matters

[@SamarthAcharya-th7sl]

Sir, with due respect what about Satya Nadella 😅? He isn't from any IIT or nit but leading Microsoft.

[@veerpalsingh8058]

Bro same with iims lower cgpa grade don't even get shortlist

[@nihitagarwal-sn4dk]

Yes

[@udaysutradharofficial]

@@SamarthAcharya-th7sl not everyone is Satya nadela, but yes he is an exception. Everyone should take inspiration from him but not follow his path. Because not every path Satya Nadella followed will not lead you to his place. So don't compare, with due respect.

[@SamarthAcharya-th7sl]

@@udaysutradharofficial I disagree but it's ok. Everyone has there opinions.

[@prajaktabhosale9917]

I really liked the way she was to clear about what she was saying and not really promoting her business every now and then and also how she was mentioning other people who helped her that shows how grounded she is as a person ❤️❤️

[@nina7136]

Wonderful Podcast!!!👏It was so informative and to the point!! Loved all the questions that you asked Ranveer and just loved how clearly and wonderfully she answered all the questions. It is always beneficial to listen to such intelligent people. Swati just nailed it in this podcast with her tremendous knowledge and expertise in this field. Amazing! Thank you so much Swati and Ranveer. This is the best podcast that I have ever heard! Thanks a ton! Ranveer, we request you to please keep on inviting such intelligent people to your podcasts and all the very best to Swati!

[@andajemastmaula]

I am a neet aspirant mujhe ye clear hai ki abhi mujhe ek govt. Clg chahiye vo aiims ho to kafi achha hai aur na ho to at least govt. Hai but i dont know ki what exactly I want to do mai us time khudko explore karna chahti hu per ye bhi hai ki mai ek financially stable family se belong nhi karti hu so mai apni family ki jaldi help bhi karna chahti hu & last this episode was epic🤞😀

[@ashutoshaher2500]

It was just a needed podcast I just like Ranveer is talking about a practical life problems rather than discussing about Aura, Energy, Negative vibes and so on....

[@homogeniuskd01]

Really Epic....🔥 Just Loved it...❤❤❤

[@roshnidashxi3705]

Yaar yeh huyi na baat! A change and a genre i.e entrepreneurship and career is back by our mann.... ❤ Chalte raho... Banate raho aise content ❤

[@root_2L]

spammer🤮

[@selenophile3869]

The way she thinks is just mind blowing mannnn!!!!and We need more podcasts like these! 🙌🏻

[@sonakshisingh3078]

Extremely insightful podcast, learnt a lot as a 12th grader. I am from biology stream, struggling to find undergrad courses with good market value other than medical which is already overcrowded and overhyped. I would be grateful if the beerbiceps team could bring some podcast regarding pcb stream.

[@supratiksarkar1195]

Only option in pcb is do a PhD plus postdoc and enter the industry. Because bsc MSc are dead degrees. At least the way they are taught.

[@TruMyous]

Boss. Medical is not over hyped. Its the truth. You will know when you actually hve a degree Nd how insignificant it is compared to any medical degree. Despite bring an engineer n in IT, i still wish zi had chosen medicine. They earn the highest which has no comparison with salaries of any other stream and also hve the highest respect anywhere in the world. Only ppl who cant get the degree call it over hyped! U know "the grapes that i dont get are sour!"

[@trishadebbarma9097]

@@TruMyous Coming from a family of medicos, it is extremely overhyped. Not everyone has the determination or will to spend half of their lives studying and earning degree after degree to reach that high of a salary. And not everyone is privileged enough to be able to afford to set up private practices. Again, for a private practice to attract customers/patients, a minimum qualification of pg is a must. Govt declares scarcity of doctors in the country yet doesn't hire well, doesn't provide enough opportunities to people that want to move into this field, the irony

[@mez_bahhh3633]

This is the first time I have watched a full podcast with full enthusiasm. Love from the neighbour, Bangladesh

[@Riyatiwari947]

So.. i really want more career guidance, like I m going to get admission this year... obviously engineering college 😂 but I don't know why... And I m really worry about it... What if I regret my this decision after 4 years 🤦I m so much confused these days

[@sanjanakatala4311]

Same bro❤

[@shivamdesai88]

Ranveer bhai super craazyyy content hei... also thx to Swati Ganeti Very crisp, needed, enlightening content ❤

[@bakulsaren9636]

Thank you so much for this podcast 😊 it will be very helpful for all of us😊

[@15yroldtrader]

Already met and talked with Swati Ganeti multiple times , and masters' Union i can bet is very good college which believes in skill ❤

[@lavinshsharma-fw6vr]

bro how can i get touch to swati mam can you give ur insta

[@Bakesummore]

Thanx ranveer amazing podcast would love to see more education oriented podcast

[@kotechadarshan1521]

This podcast was just amazing. Thank-you for insights. Hats off to you 👏 Doing very impactful work - showing the way to youths.

[@dhruvbhardwaj6262]

Loved this episode as an engineering student it was very informative and insightful ❤

[@manjunathareddyreddy5738]

Never before, ever again, truely amazing video!! hoping to bring same sort of content again and again.....!

[@vaz4097]

Your best Podcast as of now.keep the good work going.❤

[@theamateurpictures6733]

@RanveerAllahbadia We want a similar podcast for commerce and or Arts students also, passing from very average schools and colleges. Not everyone can go to IIT, IIM or for Engineering after 12. Need to address the ones who are not financially stable. What should the schools and colleges do to bring out the best from the students to know who are better at what etc.? You know what I mean.

[@Varun_Machhi]

Thank you for such a wonderful educational podcast, we want more like this so we can know real practical world & prepare accordingly.

[@chaitalimukherjee7324]

Thank you for this wonderful episode , as a mother of teenager, got lot of clarity about career . As you asked , to suggest what kind of episodes we want to see, me and many of my friends who are moms of teenagers are discussing about how to set our kids into a journey where they need to come out of all these distractions, impact of social media, alcohol, wrong company and be disciplined , show dedication , do hard work ..its not easy to get them to do anything,,we need Specialists who can mentor us to groom teenagers of todays generation, the Zen zs and Alphas need different parenting style which are unaware of..Can you bring clinical psychologist for parenting guidance .

[@sayonikadeogharia3571]

such an important podcast for today's generation...

[@aryanbhardwaj2196]

you exactly know how doing these kinds of podcast in Hindi increases the range of it❤❤

[@rahulsontakke6123]

She is so brilliant..the best one till date from you buddy thanks for calling Swati

[@ritikvishnoi252]

Loved this podcast! Very insightful❤

[@kidslearndoctor123]

Kon kon 16 year ka hai

[@MadhuKumari-h7f]

19 years

[@shaahrukh9788]

86 years

[@Studyzonesounds]

Me

[@vanshtiwari3159]

Mai 15 year ka hu

[@UNKNOWN...........999]

Me😅

[@deeplatasinha1231]

She opened my mind on so many perspectives n topics..... Thanks Ranveer sir❤️

[@mohitkumar-yi2mb]

No bro, check masters union review on Google

[@abhakalsi1409]

A brilliant podcast. One of the best!! Swati is brilliant and has given such clarity on this complex subject for both students and parents.🎉

[@madhurihazarika8374]

Great and informative podcast💕. Very nice😘

[@riachandhokmist8065]

God!! It took me courage 3 times to watch full video. As her achievements shook you. When she said she rejected so many offers, i changed the video. Then tried to watch again after 5 days. Very heavy conversation. I don’t know if it motivated me or discouraged me. There should be a disclaimer: “Only strong by heart people only watch”

[@sakshibhutada0428]

Thank you Ranveer for this Podcast❤🙌🏻👍🏻

[@Inspire0.1]

Don't mind bro with views ❤❤❤❤❤ Our youth need this types of video and you get more and more blessings 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@YashKohli_1]

A good watch! ❤ Learnt a lot :) Thank you TRS & Swati Ji 😄✨🤝🏻

[@riyadesai2899]

Her communication is spot on 🔥 Thanks for the podcast Swati and Ranveer

[@ujjwalatripathi5829]

Amazing session ❤... Thank you Ranveer Sir..

[@suneetsagar2281]

W

[@shardapandey4015]

Thank you soooooo much... Sir for the interview....learnt so many things... And ma"am ... Will always implement ... What you have taught... Really helpful session...

[@harshityadavv9]

Bro mindset is changed now dimag khol Diya bhaii so inspiring.

[@Updtemusic]

Information = wealth ❤❤

[@nitinstrontium3699]

Ques1)how to Find chief operating roles chief staff roles in starting of your careers Ques 2)Low academic background what to do , how to justify it for going for ajob or going for b schools Ques3)After age 25 ,30 can we shift careers then how to find oppurutnity career wise? Usme risk kitna h financially ,socially as friends and family, emotionally taki koi badme regret na rhe.... Ques4)how to maintain consistency in your studies for competive exams? Ques5)how to manage time so that we can do Work properly or doing their hobbies regularly ? Questions from my side @ranverr allahbadia Plz covers this question from swati mam in your other podcast or video

[@engineeringinonenight4354]

Thank you Ranveer for this type of podcast in such a critical and rising era. This will help a lot in my life

[@homogeniuskd01]

Every Engineering Student must see this tag goes to this podcast..❤

[@ncertclass2068]

Thank you so much Ranveer bhaiya and Swati mam for sharing your valuable advise and experiences with us. I am definitely try to apply this in my life.

[@supriyawalunj8418]

Best best podcast for rural area parent. I love this podcost very much

[@aratipatil2096]

Much needed podcast. Thank you so much Ranveer for this podcast. ❤️ this is so useful for parents like me.

[@KG-pg8mv]

Awesomest episode... Would recommend everybody to watch...

[@khyatiroat]

PLEASE CALL MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS WHO CAN TELL WHAT IS GOING TO BE THE FUTURE OF DOCTORS IN INDIA. PLEASE RANVEER PLEASE DO THIS. WE MEDICAL STUDENTS REALLY NEED THIS!

[@tunisha111]

Medical ki to koi baat hi nahi karta. Engineering aur business hi career hai social media pe baki jao bhad me. 😂.FOMO hora hai mujhe to

[@Frankcinest]

@@tunisha111means should I pursued medical healthcare field or not

[@payaalthakkar1904]

a sincere request can you please do a podcast with a CA who is either in the field of edtech ,a startup founder ,content creator or a entrepreneur or a CEO of any Top companies...so that they can guide students in their career paths...as CA is a very noble profession also a profession which majority of commerce students opt for.....

[@RohitGupta-y8h]

Right CA ke pass knowledge📚 bhut h with experience

[@myWealthSkills]

Great people raised by their own hardwork. And I am on the way.... Love Ranveer Sir and huge respect for you❤❤❤

[@nishaaggarwal5620]

This is the best podcast I have ever watched till now. Truely amazing❤

[@RajPatil-si5ly]

Ambani Sir Ji ke sath Ek Podcast To Bantaa He Sir 🙏🏻💗

[@hardeekraj]

Please alakh sir ko bulao....... ❤

[@manasverma4998]

yes please

[@mehulvlog7451]

Very much helpful 🙏🏻❤️ thank you ranbeer bhai and ma'am Keep growing up ❤❤

[@mohikagupta6626]

Sir you make very interesting podcasts... kindly make a podcast for the right time to start ' foundation courses' for JEE/NEET/CA etc....as to what should be the right age(class )of the child and to go about those in a sequence... thanks

[@Brown-GamerZ]

2:39 you cant say that "survive wo hi karege" you can only predict the future But, great podcast

[@Travosafar]

I tried IIT even went to Kota… was really disappointed when I couldn’t clear the exam. But life had other plans. I worked really hard and now I am working with one of the top government companies in Europe…. Trust your mentors and trust yourself you can do it.

[@tejashreewekhande7097]

Which course you studied?

[@sweetdigs347]

We need more podcast like this because I am a teenager and confused about my career.

[@Ouni-kx6zq]

You are not alone

[@shashidharbhat7228]

Swati mam >>>>>Vinita singh Who agree to this please like 😊