SnG: What Are Our Best Tuition Stories? feat. Biswa Kalyan Rath | The Big Question S2 Ep14 Part 2 

he was not a gareeb,.

Didnt say he was gareeb . . his stories

those are middle class stories not a gareeb one.

Rakshith M ok

because most of it is relatable and most of the Indians come from that same background....

Not just me then. I thought that something is wrong with me.

Holy shit you are right

simply true

kuch naya likh na re, for a change copy-paste saala

True

It's still blue 😂

I learned something new today. All thanks to you man.

Lol, you are right man! Maybe Neville was trying to say that he was average with a lot of confidence. JK!

What if he meant what he said

I WAS ABOUT TO COMMENT ABOUT THIS ....BUT ..NICE..YOU DID IT ALREADY

Normal distribution

parag3722 XD

He looks stoned AF

15000 get an IIT rank, but not all get in IIT's. IIT's have less 10000 seats!

Now they've 20000 seats. But trust me going for University of Waterloo rather than any IIT or NIT (which I could not have, cuz I scored so bad in mains & advance) of my life. + There's this flexibility of choosing & doing what we want during our undergraduate program cuz of various coops. We seriously lack this in INDIA

elzish Karunesh Talwar bhi yaar!

Abhishek Verma what about his childhood ?

priyanshi chaturvedi Even Upto 3 crore p.a?!

Everybody knows

Yup its true. Fellow kota lifer.

Himmat Singh hahahhahhahahah

He comments on every video

Kriti Sanon hi kyun, Kriti Kharbanda bhi toh ho sakti hai? Shayad woh South ka banda hai

isha sharma I had same book as well... 😂😂😂 My year was 2012-13.

Same😂. I was from 2014-15 batch.

2010 batch as well 🤤

Im in ICSE now (2018 batch), nothing has changed

Prashant Malani He is potraying the positive side of 'Indian Education System' And I think He Did It Very Well

I don't think so. He used his personal example as representative of what happens to a majority of people in India, whereas that is clearly not the case (lots of kids still don't have viable career options in liberal arts). His eventual point wasn't even about the Indian Education System; it was that there are options *because* Liberal Arts education isn't streamlined or "capitalized" (in fact at 3:17 he goes so far as to say that "the liberal arts education system doesn't exist") . And, as an aside, to counter Neville's assertion, I don't see any issue with learning Shakespeare by translating it into Odiya. If adaptation and translation is good enough for Kurosawa and Vishal Bhardwaj, surely it's good enough for people speaking Odiya.

Prashant Malani Maybe I Misinterpreted his words ...Well Explained Mate! THANK YOU😊

Prashant Malani Can you please explain his point? By liberal arts, I understand education in History, Literature, Economics (taught as arts in India, science almost everywhere abroad) philosophy and so on. I found his assertion exactly opposite of what the ground reality is. There is a very mainstream education system for the liberal arts in India, though it isn't valued much (going against his assertion of no systematic liberal arts education, I think that's what his point was) whereas any career opportunities in the liberal arts is SEVERELY limited as we don't place much value in it, so research and theoretical studies are highly undervalued (again counter to his point of lot of opportunities in careers in liberal arts). I mean what was he even saying?!

Annie Honestly I can't. I was merely trying to make sense of what was said. I'm all for differing view points if they are backed by some fact, but his argument here clearly isn't. I think you summarized what he was attempting(quite poorly) to explain, quite well.

Annie Probably even he doesn't know.

Annie It got lost in all his excitement. But what he meant was that once the top tier gets to all the colleges and the dust settles you will be able to do what you really want to do as you will break free from parental pressure that science padho, engineering karo and all. But I dunno if I am right! He didn't explain very well.

I guess if I am to put Neville's point in a different perspective, what he meant was that the moment we start having having tuitions/coaching classes for arts such as tuitions for stand up comedy is when we lose interest along with all the rules and money involved in the same, which fortunately doesn't happen in Indian because we don't take arts seriously hence there is a lot of freedom to mould the craft in the manner that we'd like

i know a guy who dropped out of degree college and joined my diploma college

I know. Dropped for 2 yrs.

What does one do after dropping out? Like what's the next step?

Yes ..i am year down second time this year 👍🏻

What i did (I dropped a year to get into medical) its was depressing as fuck.I had classes for like 4 hours but i used to stay their (Aalash Institute) for almost 8-10 hours just to avoid the Depression pf being alone at home when ur friends have gone ahead and u stay their.Yeah and stidied a bit and got a better college next time.But looking back i feel it wasnt worth it the trauma,The mental exhaustion wasnt worth it all."

Yeahhh... I am in love with him

It's neville

I think your show needs to focus more on such social topics with a mix of satire

Lucy Heartfilia oh my god SAMS

SAME*

yes even neville is trying to understand

um... No they are not.....

Manish Mishra I completely agree. Even history. They've updated them in the recent past and they're very interesting.

Manish Mishra yeah, the books were interesting

They ACTUALLY are and the History books too...

akshay gada blue color?😂

Manan shah atleast 5 saal pahele vohi thi jab mai 10 mai tha

Lol yeah😂

3 saal pehle bhi wahi thi.

Still the same... My cousin is using mine😂