IITs and IIMs are the biggest scams for success in India 🇮🇳.
Yesterday, one person was demeaning another person here in Odisha, just because he did IIT and now working overseas.
He was bragging like, he has done something great than the person, who was in that debate with him.
Yesterday, one person was demeaning another person here in Odisha, just because he did IIT and now working overseas.
He was bragging like, he has done something great than the person, who was in that debate with him.
(FYI, the other guy is earning better than most IITians).
But just because he had no degree from these two institutions, he was seen as a failure in that discussion.
I was an outsider and had nothing to do with that subject, so I kept myself out of that debate. But I think it
But just because he had no degree from these two institutions, he was seen as a failure in that discussion.
I was an outsider and had nothing to do with that subject, so I kept myself out of that debate. But I think it
should be discussed in public.
Everytime we talk about startups and celebrate their success in India, we start talking about these Institutions.
But have you ever talked about their failures?
Let’s find out with numbers.
If you add around 16,000 total seats of all #IIT and
Everytime we talk about startups and celebrate their success in India, we start talking about these Institutions.
But have you ever talked about their failures?
Let’s find out with numbers.
If you add around 16,000 total seats of all #IIT and
around 5,000 seats of #IIM, you will see only around 21,000 students make it to these institutions.
Which is less than 2% success of total applications, we easily forget 98% failure.
As these 98% people gets degree from somewhere else and contributes more towards building India
Which is less than 2% success of total applications, we easily forget 98% failure.
As these 98% people gets degree from somewhere else and contributes more towards building India
more than these 2% selected people).
And out of those total students, 5-10% goes straight to overseas companies and around 30-40% leave India within first 5 years.
And then they become foreigners by taking citizenship of that country but we still consider them as “Indians”.
And out of those total students, 5-10% goes straight to overseas companies and around 30-40% leave India within first 5 years.
And then they become foreigners by taking citizenship of that country but we still consider them as “Indians”.
Few remaining,try their hands in some startups and only few out of them gets successful.
The best thing about these institutions is “The Art of creating Aspirations”
The ecosystem these institutions have developed help students even after passing out and goes beyond just annual
The best thing about these institutions is “The Art of creating Aspirations”
The ecosystem these institutions have developed help students even after passing out and goes beyond just annual
meeting or groups creation.
They help,support and connect every single hustler from their institutions to make sure they succeed.
That’s how this small section overshadowed the whole nation. Still that doesn’t guarantee success.
If you talk about Vijay Shekhar Sharma of Paytm,
They help,support and connect every single hustler from their institutions to make sure they succeed.
That’s how this small section overshadowed the whole nation. Still that doesn’t guarantee success.
If you talk about Vijay Shekhar Sharma of Paytm,
Byju Raveendran of BYJU'S, Ritesh Agarwal of OYO and so many others, who built unicorns without taking degrees from IIT or IIM.
Success doesn’t come with a tag, it comes with hardwork, persistence, determination, patience and a dream to make it happen.Success could be different
Success doesn’t come with a tag, it comes with hardwork, persistence, determination, patience and a dream to make it happen.Success could be different
for different people and associating it with few names is not justified.
I hope that man reads my this post and stop humiliating others who couldn’t make it to these colleges.
He left a country which gave him everything but he chose to serve another country, as for him success
I hope that man reads my this post and stop humiliating others who couldn’t make it to these colleges.
He left a country which gave him everything but he chose to serve another country, as for him success
might be earning money. For me, it’s serving our motherland and those who are serving here are more successful. Doesn’t matter if they are IITians, IIMians or school dropouts like me.
- Kiran Verma
- Kiran Verma
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