Why PhD Students Leave India 

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Indian public is more interested in religion than research. 😢

Thanks for raising these issues. Most of the general audience has no idea how corrupt our education system is

My cousin went to US for his PhD at Carnegie Mellon University in machine learning and computer vision in 2010. It is considered one of world's top computer science universities for research. He completed his PhD in 2014, worked in Meta (Facebook) research for 2 years and then came back to India in 2016. He was frustrated with work culture, lack of research jobs and heavy bureaucracy even in academia. The only reason he came back was to be closer to his parents and family. After 2 years of frustration, he returned back to US in 2018. He received his green card in 2021, and now no longer wants to return to India. He still visits India two times a year to see parents, and his parents visit him once a year. He can easily afford business class tickets for his parents so they are not in discomfort, shows how well paid and respected researchers are.

The exact reason why I was so against doing PhD in India. Unfortunately even I left India to pursure my research in Biotechnology from South Korea. This content is the most relatable problem in India at the present moment. Fun fact I have qualified GATE& CSIR and those exams are more respected outside of India than in India while PhD admission process. Our government asks us to come back to India, they should question themselves why so many Indian students are leaving their comfort zone, their families at late 20s and decide to move to a completely alien country.

I am a physics researcher, graduated from IISER Pune. I just cant express how relatable this topic is to me! It almost made me cry as I am going through the same hardships since last 2+ years. I graduated from IISER Pune(which is a science research institute in India, and probably one of the best after IISc, TIFR etc) in 2021. Since then I have been trying to find a PhD position outside India because of all these reasons stated here in the video. In this process I even got admitted to other IISER-X (name not specified on purpose) where my goal was to upgrade my profile (by publishing my first research paper), then apply outside India for better opportunities. But the situation of research in India is so worse than I expected that, even to leave that institute, it took me 2 years. The research environment, work culture and overall scientific temperament of the crowd there was so disappointing that my research work which was almost finished in 2021 took 2 years because of the lazy environment in X-institute. Finally, I had to resign from my PhD program from that institute and my paper was published recently (July 2023). All this could have been avoided had the environment being better. In fact, I would have liked to continue doing my PhD in an Indian institute too, had the environment of research be anywhere close to my master’s institute IISER Pune. And currently I am again searching for a PhD outside India, because the only institutes I can rely on (basically they must at least of the quality of my previous institution or better) are IISc Bangalore or TIFR Mumbai. I do not intend to say other institutes are bad but considering my research field (particle physics) and my passion for the subject, I haven’t heard about any other institutes which have any equal or better environment, from people studying there. It’s really easy for people to say that all the talent leaves India for money in other countries, but what those people don’t understand is that- it’s not explicitly the money that matters. It’s the respect that the money conveys. Any expert of a particular subject has spent years to earn that expertise and talent. When a government, organisation, institution offers more money it automatically reflects the fact that they respect your expertise and need it. This gives immense satisfaction to anyone who has worked hard to be at that position, and this in turn gives more motivation to study further and innovate. It’s a positive feedback loop. The least these researchers can expect is the motivated research environment where people are passionate about their own fields and aiming to innovate something new. Even if the institute-X would have offered me that environment, I’d have stayed with lesser money… AN UPDATE: I have recently got a research associate(RA) position at IISc Bangalore. I'll most likely be working on muon colliders phenomenology. For those who don't know about RA positions- it's a contract based and usually funded position to collaborate on a small project (1 year-ish). The benefit of this is that I get to build my profile strong working on this position, so a new experience, a new potential research paper at the end and thus higher chances of getting a PhD position at better places.

Indian education system is designed to make labours out of us but not the free thinkers and innovators. Starting from the very beginning we are taught to memorize answers and write them exactly word to word in the exams conducted and marks are awarded based on how close your answer is to the answers which were provided to you in the classes. On the other hand it's very opposite in the western countries, even the assignments which gets submitted as part of the curriculum get checked for plagiarism. One of my friend was almost thrown out of her university for submitting an assignment which she copied from the previous year's assignment.

I was a Masters Research Scholar at IIT Madras. As a GATE cleared MS scholar we were paid merely 12400 rupees per month by MHRD. I joined IIT after leaving an engineering job with a higher pay, because I really wanted to do research and become a scientist. I managed to publish my paper in a reputed international conference (after months of waiting to get accepted). However, since the stipend is for a fixed duration, I had to work for a few months without any stipend. I spent all my savings to survive and had to ask money from parents. It was a shame since I joined research after leaving a job and my parents supported throughout. I want to do a PhD now but not from India.

Correction: At 17:19, I said that the jobs will only be given to PhD graduates from outside NIT. That is incorrect. There is in fact a scoring system that gives lower points to am NIT graduate but does not prevent them from being hired.

This man deserves more attention😐. He don't use highly edited videos nor he tried to pick masala topics for more views, rather he speaks for the real problem our system facing.

Indians are more job oriented than research oriented which is the main reason for dampened research scenario in India...

I am a material scientiest and I completed my masters and PhD from TU Delft, Netherlands, and have closely collaborated with IISc Bangalore and IIT Roorkee during my thesis. I have seen a stark difference in the atmosphere of labs and access to infrastructure. Very apt video showcasing the research environment and situation in India.I feel there is a strong hierarchy in Indian universties which results in somewhat fearful environment. And I have been long critique of the academic publication system which has so many cons. A research (or collaboration) done with the aim of publication does not result in a fruitful contribution. Being a reviewer of scientific articles myself, I see even the best journals accept somewhat poor quality of articles, just because of contacts and other polical reasons. In my case, I did not want to publish papers before finishing thesis and wanted to make videos instead, and my supervisors agreed to it. I have a chapter on reviewing youtube video, which is absolutely uncommon in technical thesis. Doing this in India is unthinkable in current atmosphere. I have shifted back to India after decade of living in netherlands, and I truly belive that India has a great potential, but research and universities are still lacking the positive trend as seen in other sectors.

Unless we elect educated people we wont change the nation.... we shouldn't feel ashamed when some CEO says India cannot produce high tech innovation.. 😂😂

When the world was developing and inventing new technologies India was becoming the call centre for the world

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Indian education does not demand excellence. We promote rote learning without understanding. Marks are more important than understanding.

I study at a Korean university and my senior who works at a molecular biology lab as a PhD told us undergrads that in India, her entire department had one instrument (can't remember the name) to be shared with all the labs while here it is one for every team. The facilities and funding that we get here is pretty much boundless I'd say, in that it is almost never a constraint. I then see what even the top unis in India have to offer and truly feel sorry for what one earns after years of efforts

*We live in a society where SARKARI NAUKRI >>> RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT and then expect our innovations to be recognised at the global level. Lol* 🙂

Finally, a mainstream RU-vidr... talking about the R&D situation in India. Well-researched work, as always👍

Finally someone focused on PhD. Situation in private universities are even worse. My senior friends pursuing PhD are suffering. I suffered a lot in my Dissertation. My friend who can afford to prepare for and attend foreign University is lucky. Whereas here I'm banging my head to clear entrance Truth about Indian Education System is scary As Organic Chemistry graduate, I can really say What I faced in my Dissertation The chemical I was working was costly My professor would carry it off in his pocket. The acid I was working with was very hazardous, but Didn't received protection. The Base I used was so toxic, but no Fumehood provided. The product I synthesised was also 75% taken away by my professor Even after bringing result, which my seniors couldn't. I just received taunts 😢

I would like to correct one fact when you said there is no Dedicated Research institute in India, you didn't take into account IISc,TIFR,IACS,NISER,CEBS 7 IISERs,etc.

Being a PhD student myself, working in France and having graduated from IIT, I can confirm that the issue of "publish or perish" is real and needs to be addressed to increase the quality of research.

Steve Woznaik had said same thing many years ago. He said that India cannot innovate. India is good at only redoing what someone has done (services) not innovation.

First placement must be banned , majority of Indian engineers study for placement and not for bringing innovation.

I am from iiser Pune and what he discussed in the video is 100% real. Hope the government will do something with this

As a BTech student I can relate this so much. Pressure to publish a paper of my Major Project was so much that 95-97% of the publications done by my friends are of paid publications. That means students pay to get their paper published. If paper isn't published, you wont get your degree. And only 10 months is given to a 20 year old student with a inexperienced faculty as a mentor. Not to forget, no support from the college and literally ZERO funding.

The strategy is to wait until something is invented. Then claim it existed in India 5000 years ago👏

Hi, Mohak. This is Shyam. Thanks a lot for highlighting a very important topic which should be discussed. I have also gone through the immense pressure of publications during my academic career. I am living in Brazil from last 8 years. I am working as a post doctoral researcher here in Fiocruz, Rio de Janiero. Here, I work in modeling of vector borne diseases such as dengue. I am living here with my wife and daughter. I did my PhD ( applied mathematics) in India from Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai in 2013. After my PhD, I applied for pdf position in department of mechanical engineering., IIT Bombay. Initially they gave me three month position. From begining there was só much pressure to publish a research paper. After one month, they told me my pdf application was denied. One professor humiliated me too. During my stay at IIT, I got a pdf offer from one university in Portugal. I accepted the offer and moved to Portugal in May 2013. After, Portugal I got a pdf offer from Brazil. Since, then I am here in Brazil moving from one universities to other. Now, I have more than 10 years post PhD experience. In 2016, I have applied in many Indian universities for the position of assistant professor in mathematics. Only two of them shortlisted me for the interview. In the interview, most of them are only interested about the teaching. They are not intersted in the research and innovation. Even though, they dont have online interview process. Later I realized it will be too difficult for me to find a faculty position. I came to knwo that if you have strong network ( I mean if your supervisor is influential) then there is some possibility to get a teaching position. Later, I stopped searching in India, I decided to search in Brazil and other countries. Then after pandemic, I thought to reapply in different universities in India for the faculty position. I came to know that since, I did not did have a PhD from IIT or NIT therefore it is very difficult to be shortlisted for the faculty interview. I have seen in my home state Odisha, in many universities and degree colleges, there are many faculty psoitions are not filled for many years. The situation is very bad. Regarding publications, it is now difficult to publish in a good journals both in Elsevier and Scopus indexed journals. In my research area of mathematical biology, the top journals are asking around $1200 to publish papers. Now a days, publishing a research paper is a full buisnee. If you or your professors have lot of fundings, they you can publish in top research journals. I knew some professors in brazil, they have published in good journals by paying publishing fee. Its really frustrating and sad to see such commercialization in the research. In Brazil too the govt. did not give much money to researchers. From last 10 years they did not increase the researchers fellowship. The previous goverment was a nightmare for research. Now this new goverment has only increased 25% of the fellowship. Here in Brazil, the situtation is same. I hope, both in India and Brazil things will change. Thanks again, for covering a very important topic.

I was humiliated by a professor- he said - " just because u did good in masters doesnt mean u will do good research", " you must work monday to saturday 9-6:00. He said so many things to me - demean me like i am nothing that i had to complain, after complaining, the entire department had a meeting - but eventually i had to resign because no one would accept me after that, singe they need the his lab equipment for some works in future. This was on Women's day. The quality of research is also not good, all the grant money they get, which goes to their pockets. They treat students like postman, bhajiwala and a tourguide for their family. All this i saw happenning to my seniors. After all these things, i left India, I am very much happy in europe with quality work and good professor around. Who respects and values. I dont want to go back anymore to the toxic environment.

the fact is that in India education, research and students hold last priority. Government can fund building of monuments and statues but don't want to spend on science and education. In spite of this Indian students shine bright in the world. Hats off to them

As a graduated engineer from IIT Kanpur, I also faced funding issues when I was working on my Robotics Project; at that time, I thought my project was not worthy of funding, but now I realize even bigger institutes like IITs not focusing mainly on research but only increasing their placement graphs.

I don't like Indian education system So .I go to Australia to finish my PhD and I live Australia with My family. I have left india .

I would like to increase my support financially, but I'm conscious that RU-vid takes a significant portion. Is there an alternative method I can use to sponsor you or your content directly?

I am a PhD researcher in EU university and very much appreciate your efforts to bring out this video. I wanted to contribute my intellectual work in India but as you brought out very accurately, there is no infrastructure for research in India. One more point I would like to bring out is that not just Indian government, but we as Indian citizens also don't give importance to research as a career.

What a great presentation and very truthful facts have been presented. I am a postdoc scholar at the University of Chicago and I did my PhD from IIT Bombay. I can realize the pain of the research scholars in India.

Thank you for the video. I’m in 1st year psychology phd. I’m actually doing my genuine research on emotional intelligence & how to increase our EQ. At India everything has a price. Farzi, shortcut, chalta hai & negligence. This should stop 🛑 ✋

Govt. is always complaining about brain drain but at the same time they are not even ready to give a decent stipend for phd scholors. After yrs of protest, they increased stipend from ₹31k to ₹37k which is not at all acceptable.

The thing is that when someone tries to do something different, they are mostly get laughed by their acquaintances, even their parents sometimes discourage them, which leads to bs like this. Our people dream to become rich but don't want to take on challenges.

im a engineer, talking about research paper in our college students just look at research paper as something that they are forced to do, college instead of motivating students to make research paper they force students to make research paper so that they can get credit. I always knew about this issue but never thought too much about it thanks mohak for opening my eye about this issue. im also working on a research paper right now i was planning to make it as good as i can but now i want to go 1 step above.

My mom has done her post doctorate from IIT Guwahati, she applied for a grant last year and was hoping she would get in in a month or two, because the grant included money to buy a laptop, she was quite excited, it has been 1.5 years and there still no update on the grant, she still gets offers from universities from abroad but because of my educational commitments she couldn’t

The reason why india lacks innovation in many categories is because the youth are there who just see upsc, neet and engineering as thier only and ultimate goal.

Tata again proving they are thousand times better than Ambani and adani.. It's really nobel work that tata is giving grants to universities..

this video is an eye opener for me, I'm currently a student and trying to make a career in research field, but looking at the poor conditions of research in India makes me rethink about my decision.

I did Masters from a NIT and after completion i applied for a job in a design firm. The PhD scholar with whom i worked also applied for the job. I was selected and he wasn't.

I myself being a research scholar talks about these issues with my friends regularly. We want to protest about this everyday, but hardly gets time to do so because of research pressure. Thank to Mohak for bringing up such topic in front of a global audience.🙏

Even the environment around us doesn't support research, people in our own society judge us If we choose to be pursuing PhD/research instead of getting a regular job.

Comparing the stipends of PhD students in India, even those from prestigious institutions like IIT and IISc, to countries known for innovation like Switzerland, it's evident that there's a stark difference. While PhD scholars in IIT receive around 35,000 INR per month, their counterparts in Switzerland enjoy a monthly stipend of approximately 5 lakhs INR. The key issue here is the need to view research as a full-time profession and create an improved research ecosystem to bridge this gap.

The condition in the Indian research system is really very difficult. Many have no idea. Biological research is the most difficult. The lack of instruments is one big trouble. I am moving to the USA next month. Sorry India. I tried to stay here. but the corruption is too strong here

70% PhDs from state universities drops from research due to no Funding/Financial support

Sam is true! Before competing with ChatGPT models, first government has to fix their own websites!

I think Indian companies are not able to make Chat GPT 🤖as: ->They don’t have enough resources like computing power, data, and expertise to train and deploy such a huge and complex model. ->They don’t have clear rules or guidelines for using AI or data safely and ethically. They may face legal or social risks if they misuse or abuse ChatGPT like tools. ->They don’t have enough innovation or creativity to make new and original models that can suit the Indian context and needs. They may need to support many languages, dialects, scripts, and domains that are unique to India.💡🤖

I am a PhD in France, and the labs are well funded here. We don't need to think twice before buying a 1000 EUR chemical. It also gives us enough freedom to explore as an individual. I have pursued my master's at IIT Roorkee in Chemistry Department, and we were dealing with toxic nanomaterials. But, for the sake of lab, we had a huge room where 9-10 of us were sitting in the middle and performing our experiments on the benches surrounding us. That's how much they care about one of the top institutions for research; I can't even imagine how it would be in other institutes. Although, I hear many positive things from IISc, JNCASR, and IISERs. One more thing is the work-life balance which is very difficult to imagine as a PhD in India where Saturday is a normal working day IITs. In the case of Citations, I think China is even worse than us in having faulty research, buying paper citations, and many others. A few years before, a paper in "Angewandte Chemie" journal was published explaining how the research is going in China. Unfortunately, the paper was taken down. But, if someone is interested, I can forward it.

What should I do? I am a Jee aspirant, I was very curious about space and science and had a curiousity to know science behind everything. But as I entered the toxic environment of Jee preparation in Kota my curiosity is no more. Now I have no interest in science and maths. This education system is killing curiosity and interest of students. I cannot even go back to home as it was my decision, now I have paid the fees of coaching and I have to study for at least this year in Kota. Suggestion for juniors: If you are planning to come to Kota because you think they give the best education here. Please don't. Better study online and do self study cuz it is better than getting mental health issues.

Forget tcs,Wipro,Infosys and other service providers in India. Many young Indians who worked with American companies wouldn't even answer a call from these companies, think about it !! I heard Reliance IT still thinks they are working with bricklayers, not engineers. Even Mahindra, who 'accepted the challenge' has a bad work culture, they will not attract any engineers to build anything, that's just a daydream !!

Hello Mohak, I am Sandip Mondal, working as a postdoc at The Ohio State University. Thank you Mohak for choosing the topic. A few days back I texted you on LinkedIn regarding this issue and the video is here. Thanks a ton👍👍👍 Sandip

I feel like this topic was really needed for the youth. The youth nowadays have absolutely no idea how the research sector in India works, hats off for the amazing explanation.

Privatize the system. End gov control of curriculum, end all gov certification. And then you can expect a change. That's how it is here in the West. You don't have the gov deciding what some engineering school teaches.

Useless Tample -3000Crore Mars mission -600 crores Research -40crores This is India

Being a scholar, I feel the education system isn't motivating students to pursue higher education. Be it institution's sky-rocketing fees or the seats, the problems are unending for students.

That's the sad reality of our education system...It's roots are corrupted and biased☹...I once read in Microeconomics class 12th book about Brain wash of India's great minds and how they prefer Foreign countries to pursue education and jobs...But the 'Why' behind it was not mentioned...Thanks a million for sharing such valuable piece of information with us.😊

I really liked this video because I have recently completed my PhD from Jawaharlal Nehru University and I faced such problems while researching. Even now, getting a job after PhD is too difficult

16:56 Correction - Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research is a Govt. institute (not owned by a private company), funded by Dept. of Atomic Energy. Source: I'm a PhD scholar here :)

I am a Research scholar at Jadavpur University... I was often discuss about this kind of matter ... Finally you have put all those concerning matter how it's killing the actual talent of a student in your video ... Good work..❤

Being a recent mechanical engineer graduate, I am proud to have published a research paper which is legit and not done by paper mill industry

Even with all these problems, look at our ISRO. We need more visionaries like Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, and Dr. APJ Kalam.

I studied psychology under the faculty which is considered the best in India. One of our professors highlighted a problem of the new system brought in by the UGC of considering the number of publications for promotion of professors, which is definitely DOES NOT indicates that quality of education imparted by the teachers and may not encourage students to do research for making a difference. I feel research should be encouraged but should not be forced. Research writing is an essential skill which should be taught in universities. We have a subject in my university named as research methodology, but looking at the syllabus and the assignments, it didn't seem attractive and at last it was just mugging up methods for the exam and not application.

There are three main problems: obviously funding is the biggest one, lack of conducive environment where research is promoted and given time to make product, 3rd lack of respect and awareness. The thing is that, ecosystem doesn't support research , it supports employee generation hence cuts the research window. Dedicated research institute also suffer from funding and pay is so less that people don't take it up.

bhai mera 2 bar UGC NET qualify hai assistant professorship k liye only not for JRF but jab main phd k admission k liye jata hun toh teachers bolte hai ki hum sirf JRF ko hi select kar rhe hain or jo log UGC NET assistant professorship only qualify hain unhe phd k liye moka tak nhi diya jata jab ki unhone bhi ye exam qualify kiya hai. ek major reason ye bhi hai ki college direct research ki post nikalta hai jo log select hote hai unhe research or phd dono offer ki jati hai. jis k chalte ugc net AP only phd or in opportunities se reh jate hain(matlab ye hai ki project teacher ka hota hai fund bhi milta hai or wo jin logo ka JRF qualify hai unhe select kar lete ahi taki fund se students ko fellowship na mile)

Because we Indians are too fixated with religion, politics and useless bs. The harsh truth is that as long as things don't change on ground level, we will never be able to catch the west in fields that really matter in this age.

That's why students go to foreign for their further studies (Ofcourse only those who can afford it)

one phd student did suicide in our college (IIT BHU) .... there are too much pressure on Research student

LOGO KO HINDU MUSLIM SE HI TIME NHI MILTA TO INN CHIZON PE KYA HI DHYAN DEGA 😥😥

Mohak mangal you are a unbiased reporter of facts a video on the communal problems and the truth behind them would be very nice keeping in mind the situations specific to india putting aside the morality.

He is right. Indians in my view are not free thinking. We are not used to think out of the box. We worry about things other than knowledge. We lack passion other than for wealth.

thank you so much mohak for raising this issue......research in India is seriously not easy...Half of us researchers are probably depressed and going through a lot...our problems are needed to be raised... thank you

Atleast someone raised the voice for PhDs of India who were facing extreme atrocities in the country.... Each and every point is correct and well described

India mein Private sector: Sim bechata hai. Graduates: UPSC preparation karte hai.. Aur Govt. : corrupt and chill 🤘

Thank you Mohak for making this vlog. Lack of good infrastructure and research based curriculum, forced my husband to pursue his Phd in the US where he is able to publish and do research in the field of Analytical Chemistry. His research is focused on Cancer drugs. If the government has to stop this brain drain from our country and utilize this talent then funding and research based education should be given a priority.

That was a really great explanation, In my college time for the final year project our professor forces for do publication and involve their name in it otherwise they do not pass us in project viva. We don't do any research (about Ferro cement) and write paper pick up lines from others website and apply for review but we shock that the reviewer approve our research paper and they charge us for 8k for publication. That's way we did our project done..😂

Government should actually do something for this and paper mill industry should also be shut down.

Every single fuck*** point is relatable and I was aware about this 3 years back and that's why I refused to pursuing my Phd and research in Physics. I was very fascinate about physics even I run a physics brand (Name - Go Physics) which have mire than 2.5 lakh followers on all social media, and i started working on this when i was in first year in bsc. All motivation gone after reading the experiences and reviews about research culture in India. You won't believe, i was very serious for physics but now i am preparing for government job. I completed msc and bed but now focusing on government jobs. Just think about myself. I am crying inside because my passion was physics and now i am not doing that. Its so hard to live for those who follow their drems and interest. And you know this era is very compititive for getting govt jobs. This is why i am still unemployed. This cause me to think about suicide and depression but thank god i am in touch with some philosophy theories psychology and i understand how human behave in this situation. But i can confidently say that if this situation occurred with someone who doesn't know about these things then the situation could be worst. Oh my god i can't believe that this is happening with me 😢😢

Ha! This govt has a very scientific mindset like bhabiji papad for covid, coronil, gau mutra.. so its better we should shut nehru made iit, iim and invest more in mandirs.

Mohak Mangal>>>>>>Druv Rathi👉👉like if you agree❤

*Indian 🇮🇳 (British 🇬🇧) Education system promotes and encourages "Rote Learning", and it's never going to change... Believe me I know this because I have been in the education sector for the last 7 years... Everyone including teachers, school management and even students themselves don't want to truly learn, create or innovate, they just want to accumulate the knowledge and facts and just want a decent score in exams*

its been 3 years i left india due to the same problem i faced huge delay of more than an year for my research work in nuclear physics now i m working in CERN and here i m doing great research

Why some indians thinks that india is a rich country because they only compare india with Pakistan. Agr dam hai to china se compare karo,japan se karo korea se karo. 5th in largest economic country But ranks 139 out of 180 in GDP per capita.

Mohak Magal is the only guy who can show us the reality of India without abusing it. Great Job brother. Would encourage you to make more videos which inspire us to do something innovative even when all factors( funding, opportunities etc. ) are are against us.

I am myself working on my career on this. I made a review paper in first year . I am interested in R&D . But my question is that why publishing papers so hard? I dont know , please clarify this.

In a country where a teacher critisizes you and gives you less marks just for using a diff method to solve a math prob..you can/should only expect anger and frustration on Twitter but not results in real life.

Ek zamana tha jab India duniya ko seekhata tha Aaj ye halat hai ki dusron se Gyan le raha raha or rattu tota ban gaya hai 😢😢

I want a government which takes our needy issues not religion and politics, like infrastructure, strict rules for criminals, cleaner air and clean road,a parking space like parking basements, a proper footpath, I think so government can do these things but they don't want to do these they want to build statues, temples, increasing infrastructure for politicians, i pray to god that a new and good prime minister takes power of india and develop India

I did my small research during my MA in psychology, I did my hard work, collected some small data about class 11th and 12th students, and made a nice synopsis, The university didn't provide me with any professor. I have to look for a private professor. After going through various expensive professors who are asking a minimum of 15k just for a sign and stamp. I found one cheap, she agreed to sign my research for 5k without any guidance. Finally, she rejected my synopsis, never looked at it, gave me a new one, gave me an emulation of an old research paper, and said give this. I gave this, and my viva prof caught me, I told him the truth, and he said he could understand, he gave me average marks because I at least knew about my research

Marvelous! You seamlessly incorporated your key challenges into your video presentation. As for myself, I completed my doctoral studies in the year 2004.

Hi mohak, I've watched almost all your videos and they are all equality incredibly and well researched. You and your team are highlighting problems that have prevailed in our society for ages and yet no one seems to care. Thank you for all the work you've done and will do in the future. As a prospective phd student this video is extremely relatable and it's just sad that my first thought was to leave the country if I truly want to learn, understand and contribute to science.

others- make AI softwares india- chalo hindu rashtra ka nirman kre comment mein sab dimag khol ke ana andhbhakt mat ana

You are brutally honest mohak bhai. This is sad reality of our corrupt education system and handicapped government.

Isliye students USA UK me chle jate hai bohot achhi video thi sir man gye

Mohak's choice of topics is better than Dhruv Rathee's. No hate to anybody just an observation.

❤ Rivers of Rajasthan, Industries of Bihar and UP, Cool Climate of Delhi, Brides of Haryana, Development of West Bengal, Peace in Kashmir, our national language hindi makes our country perfect (yes ignoring northeast is part of joke)

Leaders of the country are busy to secure their sits. They don't have enough time to look into this matters. 😡😡