Hey guys, In this video iit delhi phd students shared their experiance , their daily routine and answers question like who should do phd, how tough is phd life, and many more questions. Thank you My inta id - @jyotishsushil
The PhD student speaking in Hindi, he is the most experienced one. Explains actually all the emotions we learners, we students, we people preparing for it go through!!!
@@aryantomer1126 sir i am not comparing research guys from mit with btech guys of iit😅😅 they r really smart But not one guy who is doing phd from iit unless he jas done his bachelors n masters from tier1 cllg
The blue tshirt guy 🙌🙌 Damn what a clearity of thoughts he has in his mind. Surely, He is going to become one of the best professors and perfect guide in future.
The people who are doing Ph.D. in science, medical, and engineering from premier research institutes of the country like IISER's IIT's and AIIMS's are the real gems They should be treated in academics as same as an employee in the R/D dept. in any MNC.
He doesn't mean likely that.....You have to crack the hurdle technical interview at admission......Questions asked here are not straight donkey types.....You should be at least smart enough.....Even through out the program too, you should know exactly what are you doing ? Is it really relevant towards your goal ?......These tricks matters.....
3rd year Computer Science PhD student here. Currently doing my PhD in UK. One thing to keep in mind is that hard work is important but along with that smart work is equally important. Most of the times solution to a problem is very simple you just need to devote time to find that simple solution. Do not hesitate to learn stuff you don't know. Learn it from anyone, your peers or junior or senior. Instead of learning something by yourself if someone already knows it, learn from them. It saves a lot of time.
In final year of my PhD at IIT-B. Totally relatable yaar all of these experiences are totally relatable. In PhD and in general in research you fail every day there are just 10-15 days in a year when you get that breakthrough success. Other time either you are reading or trying different hypothesis or just analyzing results to dwell deeper. The best thing this does is that it crushes your ego completely. And after a PhD a new version of you emerges only after the older version gets disintegrated. It is indeed a life changing experience and if you are disciplined then it will be fun, if not then you will become disciplined.
Can u pls suggest me.... Now I am a class 12 student I am preparing for bsc arg but still interested in IIT Can u pls describe me as an iitian that IIT is better for future as I have interest in llTB.... Bhaiya pls help ker do🌝🌝
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
Bhaiya PhD karne wala student ko stipend ya scholarship nhi milta kya?? Aur kuch Paisa jaisa government dete hai doctors ko mbbs k baad.. waisa koi earning source nhi hai kya
The biggest problem is the financial crisis a Ph.D. student goes through during the Ph.D. term except for the institution funded ones. The students who pass through multiple highly competitive exams conducted by the funding agencies like DBT, DST, UGC, CSIR, etc. suffer a lot due to untimely release of fellowships, which may be some times delayed by almost a year. And the students are not supported by the institute or their guide too. And when you are already in a stressful journey of a Ph.D. it becomes worse and people suffer from depression and some also leave Ph.D. and join companies or shift abroad for Ph.D. And let me tell the fellowships are just sufficient to survive. It is very low considering the hard work and industry standards. Also we don't get increments without fighting for it. These are the bitter truth. But we are still doing great and if the finance part is taken care of, then India can be the best in Science. We have the potential but we don't have the support may it be financial or mental.
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
Got a Guide that likes to make PhD students struggle, even though the work is going smooth and easy he just like to make it feel the hard way. Some PhD guides are really Saddist kind of a person..
it's a pity that some of us, who don't speak hindi, are not able to derive the wisdom in the blue-shirted ph. d. scholar's words. could someone please summarize what he said?
@@greentomato4632 he said that you should do a phd only if you are excited about it. Timeline should not be your priority. You should not think about when to complete it because that will never happen in reality. Phd takes a lot of presrequisite learning that takes time. So you must enjoy learning. Your focus has to be only and only on learning and enjoying the process and not on how fast you can wrap it up. If you think you're not enjoying, it's better to quit after 1 year. That was more or less a summay of what he said.
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I am in IISc. Completed 3.5 years in my direct PhD with zero gaps. I am about to start my thesis writing. It is in this authority, i am saying that the Hindi guy (probably from Bihar) is 100% correct. The early you guide grill, earlier you will be done. Its just the matter of following a routine and think critically. Think a lot on evry line you read in papers. If you will understand things properly, then only u can identify the gaps to be filled in. At last, you have to own a shop. There are customers for both rajnigandha and jubaan keshri. Make sure it reaches to right audience.
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
@@arghojitsaha3568 congrats for so many options. Well, you should have proved by this time that you are really interested in astrophysics. In any case, it is always possible to go back to astrophysics, but of course the chances become less. You mentioned about the money part, which is equally important. Sometimes you develop love for a subject, only after you achieve something in that. This is mostly true in CSE/ECE engineering program, as far as I have seen. My friends too have many interest earlier in their lives, but most if them just regret it only verbally. They are happy with the money they make. This happiness is a relative term here. You can pursue your astrophysics as hobby. The other way too is fine, but not preferable in case of job opportunities. In any choice, remember there will be ups and downs throughout. So, please make sure you don't feel stuck after any decision. Make sure you not only fantasize about astrophysics but really care about it. Caring about it means you have to solve a real problem later on in that area, not only just studying and knowing what exists. Remember you can't love all the subjects and grow your profile in them concurrently. 😀 This is a truth needs to be accepted here. PS- my answer is not organised as you may notice. Sorry for that.
If someone is speaking in Hindi in an Institute based in Delhi, then he's probably from Bihar. I'm not correcting you anything on language and it's region, it's just a pattern which has always been existed from 90s. Academics can't change hard wired brain. Another Proof #294.
Jyotish, please do credit the interviewees featured in this video, especially the guy who spoke straight facts in Hindi, I think he along with the rest of the interviewees deserve some recognition.
I haven't submitted my synopsis yet.. still my tchr suggest me to maintain 9-5 time at lab. Do study whatever you want. You can do research or prepare for anything else. But maintain that time. One thing that haunt us is surviving problem. We need money to survive. Without fellowship it's very hard bcz after some time you will feel dipression . Always stay positive. You choose this path bcz you wanted to do it.achhe chiz hone me waqt sacrifice Sab chahie. Just don't give up. Self motivation is the key. No one else gonna stay with you in this journey for long.
It's good to not give up but at some stage u will find yourself at that situation where u feel to cry loud but nobody will be there u will feel lost sometime ,u will feel demotivated,demoral and somehow u get to overcome this but at last if u don't get a suitable job or u will get it but it's not worth of your position you will regret coz real journey start after PhD there is no guarantee of getting a good job ... I know it's harsh but it is reality I'm not saying this in bad way afterall it's your decision but it is reality .... And then politics ka alg hi fanda h ... Anyway goodluck .
Best video i have ever seen, the guy who speak in hindi is so well informed, i really appreciate the way he is expressing the psychology of phd curriculum, its really alarming for those who’s planning to do phd
Phd from India is very very risky in job prospective .....I have seen nowadays institutes are recruiting students of PhD from foreign students since a lot of students from premier institutes from USA Germany come back to India for job...and there is lot of opaqueness in recruiting proferssor in nits and iits ....PhD in India needs lot more updating ....I was also thinking of doing PhD but thought of being jobless at 32 years scared me a lot and also there is no guarantee of job in acedemics after PhD even from IIT because for 1 faculty seat 100 top students apply some are even post doc
Did you talked with any phd studfing before putting up your viewpoint. It seems You are putting up because what I have thought. I have seen people here doing phd here in India and getting recruited outside in EU . This is very opposite to what you are saying. A lot of phd depends on your work and not the institute. Its your work and connections through supervisor ... @khan85223 I recommend taking advise from someone before putting me the false opinion you have
For the security you should have phd in industry sectors.... I am in R and D department of Asian paints ....and they pay hugely... Always do phd in application based field
PhD me mehnat passion or dimaag sab kuch chahiye agar kuch real output chahiye or economy/industry/society/ ko contribute karna hai to.....its like alto kitna bhi kosis karle 300 kmph touch nhi kar sakti, ya driver confident nhi hai to bhi ferrari hote hue bhi 100 se upar nhi bhagayga....so u must b a ferrari (brain) in gud condition (hard work) with a gud driver (passion & safety) & all paperwork done (carefree)... Tensed mind k saath masters/phd kabhi mat karna...saara dimaagi fitoor nikaalne k baad he ghusna isme....👍
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me
If you are really interested for research only then you should go for PhD …PhD is the test of patience. I had choice to go for phD in civil engineering, after masters from IITK i found my interest more in software engineering side…So i went where i felt most energetic and lively…
For the one who had done b.tech from premium engineering college they should go for masters abroad in world's top universities, they also could complete early there
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
Still society thinks we r dng this because we don't have anything to do. I hv stopped myself to explain to people why I left package n chose PhD from IIT. Government also full of shit they don't even care abt PhD students.......😔
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
Doubts ....loll🤣🤣🤣....PhD from IIT is big headache..bhut panga hai...sab bola nai jaa sakta....koi help nai krta guide..😂...5 th yr research scholar hoo mechanical ka iit se.... isliye my advice....soch samjh kr....ye blue t-shirt wala hi sahi banda hai
I always wanted to be a PhD / research scholar. But due to little poor marks in undergraduate I couldn't get a seat in M.Sc. All the best to young scholars
Bhaiya...i recently secured 98.22%ile in JEE MAINS2022,AIR 872 in IISER APTITUDE TEST and qualified JEE ADV! I am getting decent NITs/IITs with CSE branch and also getting IISERs...i am really interested in astrophysics, but quite unsure whether I will go for phd or not! Should I go for btech in CSE/ ECE? Or should i go for IISERs? In future, will i be able to go for msc-phd in astrophysics, if i go for engeeniring now? Since i belong to a middle class family,job opportunities are also important, if required, which i can get from btech... Pls guide me bhaiya
I'm preparing for jrf in economics, recently I got to know that it will take minimum 3-4 years to complete PhD program, and after that also you have to fight for a job(interviews, vacancies etc). Is this true that after all this struggle and time our job is not assured? Please reply
All Aspirants way of explaining Nice, i got the practical idea of it, thank you for your effort for this video... All the best for your Ph.D award, All is well, Who did this video all the best for further videos💐🙏🏽❤
True, For a Ph.D. all you need is curiosity, asking 3 questions what? why? and how? So, before going on this long journey try to do several internships that will not only help you learn and enhance your skills but also help you to decide whether you should continue in this research journey.
Hello from JNU, being a PhD myself this is so relatable experiences and very interesting stories from each candidates, looking forward to more contents like this buddy
@@jattmoosewala83 you can either directly appear for the Viva if you have JRF or sit for the entrance exam and appear for the Viva. Application for new admission will come soon
@@jattmoosewala83 you will sure get JRF, no need to appear entrance, living outside campus can be expensive but ideally you will survive with 10-15k including food and rent. But since you'll be having fellowship you don't need to worry about daily expenses. In campus 5k is enough
I'm preparing for jrf in economics, recently I got to know that it will take minimum 3-4 years to complete PhD program, and after that also you have to fight for a job(interviews, vacancies etc). Is this true that after all this struggle and time our job is not assured? please reply 🙏🙏🙏
The thing I learned from the years of phD is like getting the motivation everyday to do the same experiment that u did yesterday and u failed. once again you need to do ( not having any hope to get results) that kind of motivation phD gives.
पीएचडी में तभी मजा है जब आपका मार्गदर्शक आपके साथ फ्रेंडली हो , कोशिश करो ज्यादा नामी व्यक्ति को मार्गदर्शक न बनाओ क्योंकि वो आपको समय नही देगा पर्याप्त । मैं भी JRF स्कॉलर हूँ और शोधकार्य कर रहा हूँ ।
Sir I'm preparing for jrf in economics, recently I got to know that it will take minimum 3-4 years to complete PhD program, and after that also you have to fight for a job(interviews, vacancies etc). Is this true that after all this struggle and time our job is not assured? Please reply
2:29 This shows the aspirational value difference between NASA and ISRO despite the fact that indian youth is super patriotic. ISRO and govt of india should think how ISRO and such organisations can create/add more value rather than just positioning itself as gareebo ka masiha.
Aspiring phD student, but is afraid of entrance. Any suggestions? Me abhi final year undergrad hu and a project student at TIFR. I do have previous experience in research and few works published. I enjoy learning new things particularly in different aspects of Physics and apply Machine and Deep Learning concepts in it. So can anyone please give some suggestion on how I should proceed.
Try to do masters from top institutes like iits, opt for theoretical physics as masters project and now u are good to go for phd. Though I am from computational chemistry background my area of research is based on machine learning. So I guess theoretical physicists do use machine learning and deep learning for their research. Anyway machine learning is now widely used in many research areas.
Are lower IITs fine for Masters in Physics. I could qualify both GATE and JAM and can land up with lower IITs. Though I am trying for direct PhD yet in worst case scenario is it fine to do pursue Masters? Or shall I go for drop and try for direct PhD next time
4th year CS PhD student here from USA. PhD provides the liberty to study on your own but that is both good and bad. The good part is that you can explore new things on your own and work on different research problems simultaneously. The bad part is most of those projects will fail and you will loose time dedicated to them but you will learn a lot about the pitfalls and avoid them in the future. One advice I would like to give is to pursue multiple projects through collaborations so that even if you are stuck in one of them you can get rid of your stress and anxiety by progressing in the other projects. Indian PhD students tend to work only with their supervisor in the lab. Try to build connections by working with others outside the lab. I know that building collaborations is tough but you can start off by collaborating with fellow labmates/postdocs, researchers from the same institute or even researchers from the same country who know about your work a little bit. Once you have established yourself people would love to collaborate with you provided you are leading the project.
@@PratikSarkar93 my god is it enough!! I mean really ..they have constant stipend of years.. people dedicate 7-8 years for phd sir...in any foreign country they have enough to support their family in the back...I hope something happen in India soon..no doubt scientists in India peek out of the country as they are not respected and paid for their labour
First of all stop calling PhD as students, this is not a college degree where u study and get marks, pass and get degree. PhD is a full time research work which is as good as a job where u r paid a stipend. So better call them as scholars or researchers, student sounds unprofessional.
@@bolt3522 may i know from where you did your M. Sc and secondly are you receiving stipent (GATE/NET) or non - Sponsorship. Lastly , which year did you take admission in? I would really want to know.
and that suits you but perhaps someone may want something else. I love my PhD and I am in 5th year now and I am so glad that I opted PhD instead of a job. So different person may have different dreams about their life which is completely fine.
PhD in india 🇮🇳 is like..ur all valuable 6 years were in ur supervisor hand..if he or she wants than u become a hero.... But many time they just ruin ur first 2 to 3 year than u r like completely confused that whether u r going to continue or drop.... I choose JOB over PhD..bcoz i ❤ my freedom..
@@suvamvlogs3919 Now that again may very from person to person. Institute to Institute and department to department. I had all the freedom on every experiment every simulation every paper and every meeting. Most of my friends are in PSUs and none of them partied, traveled, read or enjoyed as much as I did now that again varies from person to person. I completely agree with you that if someone doesn't feel like doing PhD then shouldn't because it might get annoying or frustrating with time and I see many such PHDs. On top of it if someone has families to feed or support even then it can be very challenging so background and situations also matter. So definitely people should opt for whatever suits them and I fully support your decision.
If you do a Ph.D. in the US, you have to take courses and also do well in qualifying exams. It takes much longer. It is shorter in Europe and India. A lot depends on your guide. Do Ph.D. in the field you enjoy and love reading/learning.
Not true. Indian PhD students have to also complete breadth and depth courses and give the qualifying exams (aka comprehensive exam) which are much tougher than the qualifier exams in USA.
In phd every second wants u to quit.... But it just the patience dat helps a lot to move forward..... But yah itz really embarassing wen the younger ones qualified odr exams. Thank god I hv completed my phd recently....
Actually I have interest in doing Research and publishing papers because the results that we can achieve would be very impacting, but I do not want to be a professor, and getting a job after that is also too difficult, what can I do ?
I feel the same being a bsc student. There should be some system so that non academic talented people can also try to write papers like part time work. Or at least switching between other profession and research should be possible. But if wasting 10% of one's lifetime is mandatory then it makes one think twice.
We have to sit from 10 -7:30. Our guide don't allow to work on other time....and only Sunday is off....even being married...it's very tough to enjoy my marriage and family he even don't think we can take half an hour break for tea...it's horrible where I am doing...
I'm preparing for jrf in economics, recently I got to know that it will take minimum 3-4 years to complete PhD program, and after that also you have to fight for a job(interviews, vacancies etc). Is this true that after all this struggle and time our job is not assured?
