IITian Employees Meets Non-IITian Employees | The Difference

We delve into the experiences of both IIT and non-IIT employees as they share their perspectives on how their educational background has influenced their careers. With firsthand accounts, they discuss the advantages and challenges they encountered along their professional journeys. Moreover, they ponder the question of whether they would encourage their own children to pursue an IIT education, weighing the pros and cons based on their personal experiences. Join us for a thought-provoking exploration of the IIT versus non-IIT debate, as we uncover diverse perspectives on career growth, financial planning, and parental aspirations.
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[@swapnilg7]

Interesting conversation ! Less of a IIT / Non-IIT thing, more of a general life and career discussion. Loved the content !

[@SwaroopBhosale]

Mature conversations arise due to Wint Wealth asked them intelligent questions. We will love if you keep up same quality questions raised quality content on this channel.

[@WintWealthYT]

Thanks Swaroop :)

[@SandeepSindham]

Agreed.

[@SandeepSindham]

Keep it coming @@WintWealthYT

[@thesilversapphire]

Started from an unknown college in Uttar Pradesh, but with a great passion in coding since early childhood (not coming from a privileged background so less face-time with computers) completed electrical engineering in 2012 (was pressured into pursuing electrical instead of CS by family because of government job prospects) Worked for an year 2012-2013 at 2L CTC Studied to crack GMAT and GATE, did both (2013) but as luck would have it - didn't pursue GATE M. Tech. but enrolled in MBA through GMAT in a Tier 2 college (turns out GMAT requires work experience too, to be more potent). Couldn't take a drop year or continue the job (family pressure). Had offers from good international universities with scholarship but family/relatives scared me into not joining them (cost was too high) In 2013 enrolled for MBA to finish it in 2015 with an education loan on my head (15L including P+I) Got placed by college in an awful job but had to take that due to family pressure and loan in 2015 at 5.5L CTC (in Indore) Didn't like the job so left it in 2 months without telling my family and came to Delhi to take up a dead-end job with Big 4 in 2015 at 3.5L CTC Worked with Big 4 until 2018, last drawn salary was 4.5 L CTC (had to manage loan + living alone in a city which wasn't my hometown) In that time, studied my ass off and went back to my passion of computer programming, networked with people and took projects outside of my usual work. Switched jobs in 2018 to a consulting firm as a data scientists (finally) after 100s of interviews at 9L CTC That company went bankrupt so had to move to a startup within 6 months (2018) where I worked for less than a year at 7.5L CTC Moved to a great company in 2019 with all the efforts and the diverse experience I had accumulated (finished my loan) at 10L CTC Worked my ass off in that company until 2022, left at 25L CTC - created a brand for myself in the market, had meteoric growth. They were ready to retain me at 40L CTC. Had created a niche for myself in the market when I switched and now sitting in India with $200k (50-50 in-hand + equity) ~ 85L fixed CTC

[@sudhas9256]

Wowwww!!! So inspiring!!!

[@rutviklhase4880]

May I know what your niche was? Amazing story :)

[@thesilversapphire]

@@rutviklhase4880 Artificial Intelligence. Thank you! :)

[@dingding4898]

Hey, if I still can't understand the maths and research papers after trying ml for 4 years, should I switch to data Engineering? Or is there some niche where understand the math is not that important but scaling and deploying the models is?

[@thesilversapphire]

@@dingding4898 If you have more experience with ML instead of building, scaling and maintaining robust data pipelines, a better bet would be to look for ML Engineering roles which requires one to operationalise, deploy, scale, maintain and govern ML models (MLOps), instead of creating one. This role has more promise than a traditional data scientist role going forward.

[@SakshamKumarPro]

Being at IIT doesn't mean you stop working. Let's be aware of the fact that the compounding advantage only works if you work hard after graduating

[@Ayush_Pekamwar_IITJ]

yep agreed

[@apurvsahu7117]

Yup, We go in IITs to have some good opportunities and in IITs we work hard to grab those opportunities.

[@gyandasari4356]

wint I have a video suggestion " Inherited vs Self made crorepati's" do look into the idea

[@WintWealthYT]

thanks for the suggestion :)

[@atulkumar943]

Inherited ones would never agree to do a video 😂

[@isnakhan7181]

Awesome

[@isnakhan7181]

Some case studies not just one

[@Akash-cn3st]

They don't deserve to sit next to each other.

[@ZubinJames29]

Darpan seems like an amazing personality, absolutely hilarious guy. I think that's what IITs do-Personality development. Loved the video. Bring more content like this.

[@saurabhzaware6035]

Oh I love this video. Experience of IIT vs non IIT, mental challenge, investment, behind-the-scenes of hiring etc. Many questions I didn't know I had

[@nishantdhingra6979]

I am a non-IITian but cracked ISRO. Worked for 7 years and switch to private. Now my words are equivalent or more valuable then IITians for my seniors. Except few people which make me feel that I am non-IITian but one thing i agree is that even now sometimes I have to prove my worth. But this is how world work.

[@name-rn5fm]

Bro why you left ISRO

[@nishantdhingra6979]

@@name-rn5fm Wasn't enjoying much and want some better place where I can make a bigger impact

[@rajdalvi8615]

Which branch are you from?

[@nishantdhingra6979]

@@rajdalvi8615 Mechanical engineering

[@arjitsinghgrover7935]

​​@@nishantdhingra6979I'm also doing mechanical engineering starting my first year from Monday from a tier 1 college can you help me guide a little bit, like what should I do because placements and stuff and that impressive in the core

[@ajay-pz1qd]

darpan is funny af ,you can see his personality is not restricted to his degree from iit

[@nikhilbhatia2706]

What's his LinkedIn? Any idea Ajay?

[@someshyv]

He is funnier IRL

[@jainilt]

​@@nikhilbhatia2706 search kar bhai, mil jayega... Name and college and co.

[@ajay-pz1qd]

@@nikhilbhatia2706 nahh

[@ripLbozo]

@@someshyv how do you know?

[@hemantsarraf9171]

After listening to them, I feel relaxed. Sabke same hi problems hai

[@it_raman_suryawanshi1399]

True 😂

[@little077]

😂

[@kalyansapsd1]

Don’t get too carried away…IITans are extremely good at trying to show themselves as relaxed and casual but everything that they do is all behind the scenes…case in point my own brother…I think they get this attitude because of the competition they face since +1 …they appear to be relaxed even after like studying all night and all day 😂😂😂. Many of them that I’ve seen are very humble too…they are groomed so perfectly in those 4 years that one can see the differences so clearly

[@khari_baat]

Nice conversation. This IIT vs Non-IIT conversation recently has taken a worng turn. Entering into an IIT itself is a proof of someone's hard work, consistency and intelligence. This doesn't mean that others are not. But if one has to select there has to be a way to judge. Just like when you hire a chef you would prefer someone who has actually done something worthwhile. The great thing is that in technology there are many ways to work and prove your value.

[@richajha4651]

I really appreciate the mature and insightful conversation in this video. It's great to see people from diverse backgrounds coming together to discuss their experiences.❤

[@alokmishra6641]

I love you richa

[@changingtimeline]

*I had a tier 1 college Degree iiit Hyderabad cse* 2015 placement from college : 9 Lakhs CTC 2018 Applied for another job ( After taking 2 yrs break from Job ) : 15 Lakhs BASE 2019 Applied for another job ( After 9 months break from Job ) : 21 Lakhs BASE 2021 Applied for another ( After 1.5 yr break from Job ) : 26 Lakhs Base in 7 yrs of my IT carrer : Total experience 3 yrs working , Quit job 4 Times and Now teaching Phycology and Quantum Science and Spirituality

[@shreyashshinde6639]

Wow that's some interesting story

[@wxter1574]

I’m invested in this story now

[@tusharsachdeva2481]

is the story of NITs same? i am from NIT kurukshetra and i also want a life like you described.

[@changingtimeline]

@@tusharsachdeva2481 i mean if you are CSE branch and hopefully recession doesn't hit .

[@elitecoder955]

You left IT ? Were you always interested in your current field or did you develop it afterwards ?

[@AdityaGaurav-cu2ue]

As jee advance result date comes closer, youtube recommends some high quality copium

[@sparky2141]

What happened ?

[@subbaraod45]

IIT students get about 5 year advantage at graduation - later growth depends on performance.

[@ipizza9941]

5 year advantage is way over exaggeration. 1 year advantage is reasonable.

[@Augustus-ll1qj]

​@@ipizza9941cope ,non iitian.

[@saarza9991]

​@@Augustus-ll1qjawww very cute

[@ipizza9941]

@@Augustus-ll1qj I'm from tier 1. Doesn't matter to me lmao.

[@Augustus-ll1qj]

@@ipizza9941 which college to be precise?

[@okayogime]

Beautiful discussion and superb questions... Kudos to the participants and the content team

[@rachitbansal8743]

Engineering founder vs non engineering founder this idea may be good

[@WintWealthYT]

Thanks for the suggestion Rachit :)

[@rachitbansal8743]

Or it may also be engineering job person vs non engineering job person- I think it's good

[@Shivd2010]

Confidance level it self is different In IITin and non IITian

[@PiyushKumar-ru6io]

It is and it takes a lot of effort to come out of the mental barrier to succeed later in life.

[@mehuljain1991]

What could you infer?Just 2 people sitting there made you make a generalised statement.There are a lot of non IITians who are really confident and are not scared of failure because they too have seen a lot in their lives.

[@Naresh10511]

So you conclude from 4 data samples?

[@blastard5539]

Then why aren't they in politics?😂😂 Your mind is very average

[@studyaccount8]

Having sense of humor isn't confidence. The loudness of talk isn't confidence. But presence of mind and thinking twice while answering and talking only while necessary is actual confidence. You are judging on the basis of how people talk. People have different personality and in normal conversation, you cannot determine a person's confidence. I hope you understand.

[@rakeiyiikei4225]

This is really amazing we came to know more about people's mind from different work environment. If you could make more video and like this surely this inspired lot of young generation what they want to become when they grown up! Highly recommend this channel.

[@khageshingulkar180]

not sure about IIT but i am studying at Trinity College dublin and i can say for sure your college matters in terms of meeting talented people of ur age.

[@yfgbyuxgbrtuhbreufyu]

Dad funded & dad made vs self made, huge respect for Pedegrees, sorted & achivers & yet humorous & chill because they internally know who's the winner

[@PeruguCharanraj-hf9hr]

great ideas are born in everyone who tries to help others like you !!!

[@mushfiqurrahman1107]

8:00 bro defined my whole life goal. Just leading a happy life for yourself is really easy. But when you have a goal to impact the world, it's really really hard to do and you need a lot of money for that. Some people see me wanting to earn money and they think it's greed, while in reality I need the money for noble pursuits.

[@irmalair4730]

You don't need money to be noble, but sure, it makes getting things done easier

[@mushfiqurrahman1107]

@@irmalair4730 depends on how you define "to be noble" I am an animal welfare activist and saving lives of unfortunate animals is "being noble" in my definition. And for this, I indeed need money. I am volunteering with my time and energy, but I can have a much much larger impact with money. I want that.

[@namikazeminato36]

I totally feel you bro. Money and power are multipliers - if you're a good person, you certainly can do more good with these two, likewise, if you're a bad person, you can exploit a lot with these two. Totally depends on who you are and what you want to do in life - if you have good intentions, pursue these two things and don't worry about what others think. Just make sure you don't get attached to them.

[@rajns8643]

Inspiring

[@maneeshbhatia7887]

What are their names?

[@zyx7955]

Darpan rightly said ambitious+ non IITians is the toughest and happiness is also very less 😢😢 I'm in the same situation 😭😭😭😭

[@jeevan88888]

proll failed @ IIT, lol

[@aaravgulati1194]

Usually people who are ambitious do not cry about it online

[@rj369]

@@aaravgulati1194 exactly

[@tusharsachdeva2481]

so don't work then if happiness is less. ambition if it depends on hardwork and money, then you will always be sad. if your ambition depends on passion, then happiness will be multifold no matter where you are.

[@tryadifferentone69]

​@@aaravgulati1194did anyone asked for it?

[@SammaVaca]

Saying that IITians have a "privilege" is a bad characterization. They go through the toughest competitive exam and prove their mettle against millions of other students and then go through a grueling 4 year curriculum which is far superior to any other engineering college in India. Those who couldn't make it through the system should not call it "privilege". It would have been privilege if they got in because of their family name or money power or political connections, but none of that works for IIT entrance. Those who call it privilege are just jealous.

[@thomaskennedy5728]

In a country like India with low employment rate, getting in IIT do provide a good chance in job opportunities. This is what we call privilege although this privilege is no doubt earned with immense hardwork.

[@Pentagonongo]

Tbh having IIT tag is a privilege in a country like India, so you can stop justifying it 🥴

[@SammaVaca]

@@Pentagonongo If an advantage needs to be earned by working for it, then it can not be called Privilege. That's the definition of Privilege. For example, say you work for a job and then you get paid for it. Would you say that the payment for the job is a privilege?

[@Pentagonongo]

@@SammaVaca okay fine, Mr. IITIAN! I know you are from IIT and shifted to US without the "privilege".

[@Nirvan904]

These guys are like they have no expectations of their children. They are like, have we done everything to nurture the child in all ways . For some reason, it feels good

[@irfanhaque5937]

Until one of them names their child Ronaldo.

[@pineapple9644]

​@@irfanhaque5937😂

[@pineapple9644]

I know the reason... You imagine yourself in the shoes of there kids... You have not inherited wealth and financial security from your parents...

[@Nirvan904]

@pineapple9644 I just meant in a fun way. Dude, cool down . I said that because I believe that usually parents have very high expectations of their children for an example parents do scold when you get fewer marks or fail at something that everyone can pass . These guys are like, if they fail, how we are gonna back them up . I totally understand that they didn't want their children to face the same problems that they faced.

[@rjk537]

@@pineapple9644 sounds like you are projecting

[@harishgupta46]

The kids of these people when they grow up and look back at this video is when they are going to realised how much their parents love them.

[@shivangbhatt7175]

Hey wint, I've a video suggestion 😁 Core branch corporates vs CS, IT branch Corporates.💯

[@prakash-tn6ql]

exactly .........

[@sivaswaroop7177]

Same

[@shilpdhande]

Great suggestion.

[@guptafamily1981]

Darpan is the coolest dude !

[@guptafamily1981]

Ps : i work with him :p

[@jagadeeshgurana4490]

Can you share what makes him cool? What unique qualities does he have?

[@darpanmalkan]

360 degree nurture :P

[@udayudaymohan724]

i think with regards to kids ... as parents it should be our responsibility to give them all the abilities and tools to get a grasp of many things and letting them know the risks and reward ratios . then let them decide what they want to become and not enforce them to become something in particular.

[@themeniacs7376]

Amazing, wint wealth raising the bar

[@gladsondsouza9106]

Interesting! people who want to know perspective, need more of this.

[@sonalsrivastava9064]

Awesome video, definitely didn't need that cutting of conversations and sentences in the middle, bro.

[@lilytea3]

0:09: 💼 The speaker discusses their first job experiences and starting salaries, including a placement process at ITB and consulting for a media company. 2:41: 😕 The speaker discusses the challenges of being a non-IITian and ambitious, and the impact of ambition on happiness. 7:00: 💰 The speaker discusses their investment strategy and preference for passive investing in liquid assets. 8:50: 💼 The speaker discusses the dilemma of becoming an entrepreneur and the fear of financial instability. 11:44: 💡 The speaker discusses the importance of being the best in the world and the need for resources and nurture in achieving success. Recap by Tammy AI

[@aanchaallllllll]

ahhh thanks for the time stamps!

[@fishknowledge-gw9db]

success matters by hardwork yes bieng a iitian is a pride for sure

[@Chanchal_Ji-ys7yl]

Don't know about IIT, but good college do play role in initial career if a person is average and less hardworking. For intelligent and very hardworking people college don't matter. But u know very less people intelligent and hardworking.

[@santoshitripathi8290]

Just an observation , non iitians looked so humble compared to iitians despite being so good.

[@ravindraakula8036]

Didn't look like that to me. Humility was present in everyone there. Maybe the IITians were a little less serious about their answers, but we don't know that for sure because they were cut off from completing their thoughts very often. I'm not defending them, but I don't think any of them were pompous or rude.

[@piesbhopal]

I think non iitians answers were more polished and experienced and iitians answers were like casual answers. Seem so

[@santoshitripathi8290]

@@ravindraakula8036 maybe

[@santoshitripathi8290]

@@piesbhopal yeah

[@heisenberg0069]

ig....the prep of IIT develops the qualities...i gave JEE ADV 2023...and currently going to join IIT ROPAR EE...somehow most of my thoughts are aligned with the 2 IIT guys..

[@SARShivam]

Great 🎉

[@life-style6605]

From my experience I felt even after getting a not so good 7-8K rank in Jee Advanced gives you that much needed confidence in life that yes I can do stuff plus I feel that training of 2 years, the discipline and the maths enhances the mental abilities! All the best for your first year dude, first year will be most memorable! From NIT-Allahabad

[@heisenberg0069]

@@life-style6605 thanks dude

[@himanshudhiman5424]

@@heisenberg0069 hi bro tera senior hu

[@NITINRS773]

mine is a similar story,dont know i made a decision or not.i got 4.9k in adv and was looking for circuital branches for no reason(dont know which branch suits me),so i was getting patna,ropar ee and madras civil ,kgp chem.i chose IIIT HYD ECD because i felt it was a secure option and i had good interest in physics....baaki u know placeements but o dont know why i dont get the confidence of cracking jee adv or leaving an iit

[@aditichettiar2425]

can you keep a conversation of when phd students meet corporate employees?

[@RishiSharma-by5iz]

Naa bhai mt bezzati krwa main bhi PhD hu inko dekh kr khud pr sharam aa rahi h 😢 abhi tk pdh rahe h postdoc mil rahi h israel me 1.33 lakh only bacche ga hi 50k max, 32 y old unmarried 😢😢 koi nhi pooch raha research and science ko

[@gaurav8267]

​@@RishiSharma-by5iz commercialisation itna adhik ho gaya hai ki researchers aur scientists jinki respect sabse adhik honi chahiye unko koi nhi poochh raha

[@Vibedecoded]

As always from the Wint, Valuable Content ✨✨

[@kunalrao1123]

the world is going places and these guys are still stuck on IIT Non-IIT

[@demonslayer-w2lundjhjhhv8vuyei]

Tum mat dekho simple

[@Robin_Ind07]

@@demonslayer-w2lundjhjhhv8vuyei savage

[@professorarjun1234]

Point of the video and your comment is same,. whether you end up in good college or not, if you work hard & smart enough you will achieve what you want.

[@Jigsawniz]

20lak bachhe ha unme sabko mile fa?? Gadhe zesa bat kar raha ha tu bhai ​@@professorarjun1234

[@jaydeepnandhu7628]

Overall the video is amazing, just one thing we would really appreciate if you let the conversation get over and then move to next step or atleast let the sentence get over. 😅

[@SUMITMITRA25]

IIT NIT is a huge advantage. And i think the students deserve it too.

[@abel8728]

even IIITs and BITS

[@atuljhayt]

What a great man that white tshirt iitian is he speaks up without being thinking abt being judged simple man great way ahead

[@kunal.dhanda]

if you are comparing IITians with noniitian atleast bring them with same experince .This is basised as non iitians have more experience in the same sample set.

[@kousik8042]

it cant be avoided...iitian stay in cloaed enviro.....tier 3 roam whole open world

[@dreameater6973]

They did that to keep the level same .... non IITians are usually not mature enough

[@jagadeeshgurana4490]

@@dreameater6973 wtf... How could you generalize? Also if they are not mature enough, let that be displayed in the video, what's the point of making everything up beforehand?

[@dreameater6973]

@@jagadeeshgurana4490 I am not the one who owns this channel...from mature I don't mean being mature in a literal way..what I meant was having an understanding of industry and the market and how things function... They get these skills only with experience while on the other hand IITians get a lot of exposure and face immense competition within their college campus only , which leads to them knowing all these things.. There may be exceptions !

[@nishantmishra7718]

the reason why india would never be a real global power because we glorify iit and high paying jobs too much rather than skillset and an excellence , so if the youth will be focussed on being a high paid servant how he /she can innovate , not saying this out of jealousy or anything but i have been to several developed countries we are way behind than them .

[@summermoney2971]

i agree on that

[@javier.alvarez764]

Same in the Philippines. Indian and and Filipinos have similar culture and put too much emphasis on Engineering background and high paying jobs, while lacking entrepreneurship, creative, and original thinking.

[@LiberalEntrepreneur]

What makes you think IITians are not skilled? Or anyone not in IIT is skilled? It literally depends on the person and not the college! But IIT has it's advantages like giving a headstart in their career.

[@LiberalEntrepreneur]

@@kbshrivastav8539 no, they don't.

[@asadb1990]

Also there is a slave mentality that comes from top down where the culture is work extra hard, sacrifice personal life and continue the process. Looking down at those who want to stick to work hours only. I have worked in canada and usa and the companies with mostly indian staff is super toxic, slave minded. And the end result is people are super fake and upset. This results in poor quality work.

[@livingdead233]

College doesn't matter, it's you who matters.

[@shashankshekhar7787]

Urbanisation in rural areas is changing the way of percieving the things.. Road and connectivity to internet in rural areas has lot to do with establishing the relation between tech and non tech people.

[@kritigupta001]

Non IITians are always in the quest of proving themselves. They always knew they've got to work a lot. And Disney guy makes it look even tougher. Taking everything so seriously just to prove your worth!!! IITians have the early advantage, they've done it and hence they can do it ever again.

[@GPS379]

The beauty in IT is , there is no difference between a horse and a donkey. One work works hard can sail the ship successfully.

[@ashu7pathak]

IT is an umbrella term. At TCS league companies, perhaps what you said applies.

[@GPS379]

@@ashu7pathak hahah except Indian companies bro, % cut off hai na, i worked in big 4 , ibm , accenture , salesforce and NTT , never asked my % , the moment any Indian IT company calls, they get heart attack after listening to my % , no idea why they ask for even director positions, its really dumb concept

[@abhinavdiddigam2330]

A more accurate comparison would be by taking CSE graduates from IIt

[@rishisharma-oe2rn]

Bhai cs milti hi kaha hai ...itni jldi khatam ho jati hai top iit me general me...mai toh metallurgy ke piche pda hu whi mil rha😢

[@abhinavdiddigam2330]

@@rishisharma-oe2rn haa bhai, you are correct, but they are trying to say iit and non iit has no difference

[@Zap99]

@@abhinavdiddigam2330 han bhai if you are in real world scenario there's actually no differences... IITians are also human beings.... How much better one can be from the other.. think

[@abhinavdiddigam2330]

@@Zap99 they can be a hugee difference. That's why people like sundar pichai exist and people like speed too

[@dreameater6973]

@@rishisharma-oe2rn meta bhi acchi h upar k 10 IITs me rather than cse lene se kisi or college me except NIT Trichy or surathkal..

[@palladium3363]

We need dumb vs smart student. (If you guys find difficult to find dumb one, then don't worry I will come there)

[@vikramrayavarapu1054]

@palladium3363 Bro, I will accompany you😅

[@theskyspace8280]

Would be great if we can have their social handles.

[@Mrhiest292]

Mera ko bhe chaia

[@amitanand6683]

why was this not out in 2021, when i was about to choose college with my jee main and jee adv ranks... i left many nits to take rgipt (cse). which definitely i am regretful of after hearing the last few sentences..

[@devarshisingh9349]

I have done PG from NITC. And I do not know how many times I have been told, if you were not have been from NIT, we would not have short listed you.

[@mrtony3152]

knowing the salary LPA doesn't help if we don't know which year they are talking about.

[@shanmukharao2650]

Please do make a video on iim vs non iim candidates

[@vedangtarare4149]

Ashwin is wrong about The Genius Experiment. It was 1 child who became a GM (Judith Polgar) and the rest 2, even though they were decent chess players, hated their father for putting them through the experiment.

[@nakshatrasharma7183]

Susan is also GM and Sofia is WGM

[@ssrini2002]

Source: “Trust me bro”

[@professorarjun1234]

you didn't get the point of experiment. nature vs nurture

[@fnamelname7296]

IITian non IITian kuch farak nahi padata. I have worked with, hired and fired IITians and non IITians both. I have been living in Silicon Valley for the past 26 years. I went to a tier 3 engg college in interior Maharashtra that had 1 computer for every 20 kids. Lot of my classmates are now C suite executives, VPs, EVPs of large Silicon Valley companies. Ex CIO of Tesla, who is a good friend of Elon lives in my neighborhood. He went to university of Madras. I can give so many examples. I really think it’s a waste of time to burn yourself out to crack some exam just to brag you went to IIT

[@notfunny7762]

Cap 🧢

[@connectTheDots-yo2cy]

Cope harder 😂😂😂

[@milindjakati911]

the IIT guy on the left, he is always addressing the questions looking at his IIT counterpart and not even looking at the non-iitians who asked the questions. disrespectful like.😐

[@Uehehdjdjsh]

Darpan Sir(IITian) was not even doing eye contact with others, lack of confidence even though being from IIT

[@ashwithanetha02]

11:24 okie this really makes sense . Honestly Darpan bhaiyya spoke facts and his point of view is far more logical ❤

[@nikhilbhatia2706]

Can I get LinkedIn IDs of all the four? Anyone? Thanks!

[@TylerDurden3490]

Bro who is editing your videos he is not qualified to do that just fire him he is not even letting the conversation over rather than focusing on visuals you should focus on clean ending of any answer

[@anvaransari2094]

From IIT or not you can grow more in corporate if you know MANAGEMENT, FINANCE (more over commerce field )

[@KiranChavan2]

Please get more people like HANDA

[@romaljaiswal8]

video title and picture doesnt do justice to how good this video is , being an iitian i can relate to all of this

[@NitinSingh-ll3pd]

- the world is harsh everyone is playing for themselves, i get this from their conversation - I see founder vidoes they think about other people well being (whether they are their own employee or their customers) - even if they are not well to do in thier life, may be that why they become founder's - whom i judge but i share what i feel in this conversation

[@satejpatil875]

Not only the polish, there was another same story in India too.

[@RohitSingh-zk6ny]

Just want to get it clarify are they of same branch and sane year.

[@ank10858]

I think the most important thing was peer group for IITans

[@broamongbros]

In my college campus placement was about 10% and the starting package was 2.8 LPA for Gurugram/Noida.

[@anirudhranjan2934]

One correction about Polgar Sisters. The energetic IITan said 3 of them becamse Grandmasters so we can't say it's because of Nurture or Nature. Polgar actually took this into account and married a mediocre IQ woman and he had mediocre IQ too. He did that to prove that it's definitely not because of genetics or "Nature". So it was purely because of Nurture!

[@pratheekbhandary619]

Just curious: excel sheet with all assets value in real time? how?

[@nitin1972nitu]

probabaly live links , it keeps on updating each time you open the excel

[@devashishrakshit1]

Yes please tell me too

[@jagadeeshgurana4490]

@@nitin1972nitu could you pls share any yourube video on that?

[@vjart9803]

Wow what a vision and goal to become employee

[@stevejobs2032]

how can you justify this difference on the basis of 2 people groups of iitians and non-iitians? If you really want to show the difference then do the comparison with lot more people from various colleges.

[@zafareqbal2893]

i dont get why all the time NITs get ignored ...and no one talks about them... many a times we see the top 3 branches of NITs offer better placement than the core branches of IITs.

[@vikas5046]

Myself from nitb

[@Uehehdjdjsh]

bcz IIT have made their name, though sometimes it feels overrated but can't do anything

[@aayushman7]

Want a more detailed video on the same topic .

[@kadapa-rl6jg]

How to switch jobs? What motivates you in it? How to negotiate salary?

[@tanishqlodha8535]

bro non iitian must have to be super smart than iitian to get same job. fun fact is that if we have done this earlier then jobs ke field mein marani nhi padti

[@MO8O8DY]

I am an MBA in HR. I feel there is a lifelong disparity between the Ivy league( XLRI, MDI kind) grads and the rest like me. There is also this preference for women in HRBP roles. Recruitment, HR shared services and people analytics are still agnostic to Gender and institute u graduated from. However, for roles like Talent strategy, HRBP, Talent development, ER etc. its so depressing to be discriminated as a non ivy league male member of HR community. This is the state even after a decade long association with popular Tech firms as an HRBP( I did mba from Icfai Hyd). My sorrow here is that unlike technology the disparity is perennial and only a 2 yr mba from Ivy league can offset it..which is practically impossibl to crack ☹️

[@aviralshastri]

Darpan is so chill

[@anuronguha0898]

Wint wealth Please make a similar video on IIM employees vs Non IIM employees

[@Extra-hz2dw]

No No Most stressful is being ambitious without ambition

[@sTyRUXs33]

wonderful info, eye-opener

[@bhanuchandra28]

Everything your salary is minimum wage. The wage rules limited. If you did IIT, IIM, abroad education they give as per india wage rules.

[@xxxx-tb4de]

Following is from my experience in an interview with a top engineering firm in India. A question is asked to a non IITian and he answers the question from engineering point correctly but is not confident and has lots of "I think" in his sentences. IITian does not know the engineering answer to the same question. He makes up a question similar to the question asked and answers it correctly with confidence. IITian gets selected! I believe it is because non-IITian was not confident in expressing his thoughts. Of course, this is just an example and am sure there are many confident non IITians too.

[@omkartiv8223]

Darpan, honest and fun

[@aryanraj9235]

wow,a great convo!

[@raunaksingh4678]

I am from iit bombay and this year i get 1.25 crore per placement package from Microsoft

[@Chanchal_Ji-ys7yl]

I am from Rice University 😊. I choose this university as I like 🍚😋 my favourite food. Now working in Oracle with package of $193K per annum.

[@viveknaskar]

Loved this interview!

[@Anshul-nc4he]

net worth - my man : wo UPI me feature hai "check balance" 🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@blackenova3]

5:55 its actually a healthy comparison 7:44 lmao

[@AkshayCShetty]

Very realistic conversation.

[@yomanthunder]

Ask them about there current Salary

[@darpanmalkan]

job offering nikal do apni company main, abhi bhej dunga

[@himanshubansal2189]

such a great discussion

[@HoppingCrazy]

after watching this and some other show I feel like I'm nothing in this society, which mean that I'm pursuing an MCA from an unknown college Guwahati . before my perception is that I can get a job easily above 10lpa but now I don't have a word to say

[@dipusarkar3929]

Please make more iitan non-iitan video because people like me really need video like this . I m also one the guy in 12th and can't get into iit.

[@moha4998]

Darpan gives a stand up comedian vibe lol

[@hindustanimapper]

3:47 Bruh this background music is not letting me sleep!!! I heard it somewhere but i couldnt remember where. Can anybody tell?

[@rohanbehera9123]

Bro... I need a doctor vs ias vs engineering....

[@rohanbehera9123]

Bro.... I was literally confused between which career... SHOULD I CHOOSE... ALSO Give me respect in my community.. As well as society... As well as should give enough money to fulfil my wants as well as my need....... I never expected being heard by... You... Plz... Make the video as much information we can get an idea of being into that carrer..... I am fully... Hopeful that your interview... Will give me clarity about those carrer..ALSO talk about the freedom we can get,,,like we can do side business... As well as perks of that carrer......... And yes.... VERY THANKS.... FOR THESE KIND OF VIDEOS.... THESE VIDEOS ARE EYE OPENER FOR US.... those who want to pursue.that carrer or want to know the process of successful looks like.. 😄😄..... I WAS WAITING FOR THAT... INTERACTION......