I was one of the ICT R&D graduates, graduated in 2016 as a software engineer. I have worked with San Francisco based companies and now working for a Danish company as a Software engineer. Just want to put this out that scholarships especially for remote areas helped us reach this stage. Also was part of DPLIT as well, so thank you Syed Ahmad for giving me such an exposure to reach this stage.
there is this biggest IT corporate here in india named TCS valued over $200B just recently achieved this historical feat so thats tells us how big IT is
Bro ,yahan🇮🇳 me to har jagah IT , IT hi ho rha hai , main khud har cheez online managata hu , UAE me Etisalat telecom service provider ki har call India me aati hai , Pakistani log naam sunke ki hairan ho jaate hai or khte hai ki India me call kaise lag gyi .yahan tak ki Ghar me chicken khaana hota hai to ( licious) se order Kar deta Hu .
Bro this is not new for pakistan also. We have food panda and many local online food delivering companies. The problem is the same, i wont expect people from the poorest class in india and pakistan to be availing these services
Bhai it's not that easy , FATF is on our ass to kick , a lot of other money laundering issues and banking system faults which abstain companies like Paypal to operate in Pak. However this govt. is really trying hard to solve these issues . Lets hope for the best!
@@qasimshah6308 i dont think population matter much into it, labour does play an imporant role for labour intensive sectors like Infrastructure but IT need a quality educational infrastructure with a good aptitude from students. Bangladesh has 16 cr population but has 1 billion IT industry. What India help is.. 1. Intense Competition (look JEE exam) 2.Logical aptitude of students 3.Boom after Indians solved Y2K issues for world 4.Education curriculum 5. Premier institutes(Believe me I have seen IIT’s, Students there are hungry to learn) 6. Government Support(Make in india, digital india, scholarship, research grants) What I think Pakistan can do is reap the benefit of demographic dividend and open the avenue for IT, It need government aggressive support(connecting world market, changing Pakistan image,spending on education and design a focused curriculum like india did with NEP2020) Its sad that pakistan is missing out such a big market like India in their neighbourhood which has ample of opportunities, I have seen africans, germans ,swedish even Bangladeshi’s taking placements in google and other big tech from studying in IIT’s . If relation improves both countries has opportunites but pakistan has alot to take.
@@qasimshah6308 still doesnt negate the fact that indias education infrastructure is still ten times better than pakistans. people from all around the world are going to india to learn and find opportunities there. i feel like were distracted by stuff that we shouldnt even worry about.
Randomly came across your channel. This was exactly what I always thought i would do if I was ever on youtube. Except, you are doing it a thousand times better. Keep up the good work. Extremely informative! Can't believe, more people aren't watching you.
Very interesting! Learnt a lot about the status of IT here in Pakistan. Thankyou! Yours is one of the few podcasts that touches upon such a variety of subjects.
indians fizool english bol rahe hai aur pakistani angrezo ki aulaad hai .wah bhai wah . jab tak india se jalna nahi band karonge , tab tak uhi kudte raho , kuch nahi hona pakistan ka .india it industry is about 170 billion dollars.
@@abdullahgoraya1383 pakistanis can't even speak decent english. Let's not even get to the accent. Heard your cricketers speak English any time? If only Pakistan was so good with its english, why does india export 156 billion dollars worth IT services each year, while Pakistan struggled to even reach a billon dollar?
Bro... this is education at the next level. A practical overview for people that want to do something big within the unique market dynamics of Pakistan. Couldn't understand it in University...
I am a medical teacher same is the case there, new generation is not that hardworking and very low quality doctors are being produced because we have killed merit and only those who can afford they become doctors no matter they have aptitude or not, that is alarming for us as a nation.
He said freelancing is just fine. On the other hand he said we don't have proper skill-holders. So I think freelancing is like a playground where one can learn, and in fact, it should be taken as best form of internship.
Soft skills. It's like really fundamental and sadly we are not even trying to build some work ethics. Like there is a culture of not delivering the complete product in software industry so that we have "continuous" source of income. Also the people who have highest GPAs can't write a proper email. They don't know about body language. They are sadly tamed horses. We have courses on soft skills but we are taking those just for passing it.
Teach our youth on freelancing on fiver,elance etc and we can earn millions online for our economy. We also need to set up IT training centres across Pakistan
Ah! the same Pakistani hollow bravado and hot air 🤣🤣🤣 Very talented and they speak very good English but even on July 18, 2022 they are less than USD 2.5 billion in IT exports. Mr. Ahmad seems to be totally oblivious to India's global success in the IT industry and the level of work being done out of India. This ho-hum attitude is what has made Pakistan a global beggar which is begging and pleading IMF for a billion dollars. And as of today that USD 10 billion is just a pipe dream for Pakistan. Grow up!
Let me advice you something relevant, You don't know how much you don't know until you make it happen You guys often talk as if you're a young industry, you are not. You will forever be stuck if your leaders don't try new things until it works
If the government listened to Mohammad Faisal , CEO of AL NAFI, Pakistan would have been in a better position right now. its sad how the govt itself doesnt want to see the linear growth:/
Even the large industries in Pakistan are nowhere near $1 billion valuation! So forget about Startup Unicorns! Startup’s in Pakistan are struggling to hit $1 million valuation!
"Hamza" and "Husna" kesay rahaingay? Acronym bhi ho jaeyga aur individual meanings bhi hain, Can't elaborate more for obvious reasons😁😊 not suggesting anything, just wanted you to reach the epiphany that how keenly I kept a piece of information, shared a few videos back. Lots of prays.
Security for a govt website!! Well the HEC website crashes if like some people visit it. I personally experience in the Prime Minister laptop scheme time.
Thank GOD k degree culture se ittifaaq na kerne walay loag achchi post per mawjood hain. Underprivileged k liye chance tou banayga, ya jinko result aanay k baad hosh aata Hai, unka bhi chance ban jata hai iss Tarah, talent based hiring kerne per 😂
Why don't we speak pure Urdu or English. I have seen this in Pakistan people tried to express themselves in English even they're not comfortable. Please speak Urdu as much as you can and don't get into English complex.
