- The speaker is concerned about the decline in engineering standards and job opportunities in the field.
- They suggest that licenses of many engineering colleges should be stopped and the standards of the remaining colleges should be uplifted.
- The speaker shares their personal experience of outdated syllabus and rote learning in engineering college.
- They believe that real education is happening in privately owned institutes.
- The speaker encourages parents to avoid traditional engineering colleges unless it is a prestigious institution.
- Despite the shortcomings, engineering education teaches problem-solving skills and toughness.
- The speaker discusses the importance of teaching mathematics in a way that engages young children.
- They emphasize the need for continuous learning in professions like doctors, engineers, and lawyers.
- The speaker concludes by promoting their free show as a way to provide education to adults.

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In today’s episode, we welcome a very special guest; Nambi Narayanan. He is an Indian aerospace scientist who has worked for the ISRO for several years. As the senior official at the ISRO, he was in charge of the cryogenics division. He has been awarded the Padma Bhushan, India’s third-highest civilian award, in March 2019.

In this episode, Nambi sir revealed some unknown facts about his professional life and how is past 24 years have been spent fighting for justice. He also opened up about what his life looks like today. Furthermore, he revealed the time of his torture and conveyed the whole story of those years. 

This conversation was centered around the life of Nambi Narayanan who had worked tremendously for our nation but in return, he was provided nothing but torture. Watch this whole episode to understand the life of this great man. I hope you like this episode and share your thoughts in the comments below. 

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Today, The Ranveer Show or TRS - Happiness Through Curiosity. A show where we host the world's greatest success stories and try digging out their secrets to success. Every conversation is an EXTREME learning experience for the viewer.

The more you associate happiness with curiosity, the happier you'll be when your curiosity is satisfied.

As a student of science, based on where science is going now, what are you excited about?

It's a slightly science fiction oriented question.

See, 1 thing which bothers me, I will tell you that when we studied, the number of engineering colleges were very limited.

At least in Tamil Nadu where I studied, there are 6 colleges, 120 seats per college.

The engineering standards have come down.

So they go for a tall keep person or gatekeeper.

This is not on because originally when we were applying to various institutes, we were getting the priority, we were getting admissions and all.

Now they will have to screen which college.

So you have IITs, you have IIC and you have NITs, etc.

I feel with some difficulty, with mercilessly you have to stop the licenses of many of the engineering colleges.

I would call it as 90% of the engineering colleges.

And then try to uplift the standards of those 10% to the level of NITs and things like that.

You know, I remember when I was getting into engineering college, I had a good score in my entrance exam.

My entrance exam was a 200 mark entrance exam.

Okay, I was at 167, which was good in that year.

I had friends who had 21 out of 200 marks.

Because those engineering colleges had empty seats.

So if someone got 2 out of 200, even that person would have gotten admission.

was in a good engineering college, which is considered decent, we had good facilities and all that.

But just the syllabus we were taught was very outdated.

And it was not taught in the way engineering should be taught.

I think I've learned more engineering on the show that I learned in college in many ways.

Because in college, you're told to mug up, rote learning is given importance to But true engineering is actually taught to you by elder brothers, you know, or elder sisters who just teach you how mechanics, how machines work.

I don't know if there's a solution to this problem.

And this is a whole other conversation but it's looking like the world of privately owned education institutes will be the way forward like that's where real education seems to be happening.

Yeah, yeah, you are right, you are right.

Again, this is the solution-oriented mindset.

It will give you a solution oriented mindset.

No, to give an example of what you are saying, extending it.

During my time, we were doing 1 full, first of all, 5 years course.

In the fifth year, we were asked to work on a project, which is a very important project.

Whatever you do in the fourth year, 4 years, you study applied thermodynamics, you study theory of machines, fluid dynamics, all kinds of things.

But as an engineer, to put together is what is happening in the project work.

Then if you successfully complete the project work, that means you can call yourself as an engineer.

But today, Project works are available for sale.

2000 rupees, you get a project work and then stamp it and then call yourself.

And the professors know this and everyone's just okay with it.

I actually encourage young parents to not put their kids in traditional engineering colleges unless it's an IIT, unless it's an NIT or BITS.

If it's that level of college, you're getting actual engineering based coaching.

My friends from IIT say that, you know, that's not completely true, bro.

Because apparently even in IIT, it's the same rote learning thing.

But yeah, it's looking like it is a problem for our country.

What I will tell you though is that even when you go through a bad engineering college experience, where you're not really taught engineering, you come out a changed person.

Because you are around mathematics for so long and you are really taught to be slightly tough and you are taught solution oriented mindset.

I want to tell you 1 thing very important.

Many of the people are not liking mathematics for some reason.

If they don't like mathematics, then why the hell they come to engineering?

But then why they don't like mathematics, I found out something on my own.

The way in which they are taught mathematics.

For example, recently my daughter started in Montessori.

The way in which the mathematics is taught to the young buds, 2 and a half year old to 6 years old children, you will never say no to mathematics.

So I am saying Montessori system of education, which was designed by that lady, Dr.

Montessori, 120 years back, is the right way of teaching mathematics.

But you don't have Montessori school here anymore.

A lot of education is becoming self-education post-college.

I have friends who have made it in life, who are doing things in life career wise and I have friends who are not doing things and the differentiating factor is that the set which is doing things is constantly learning and is constantly learning about new things or going deeper into their own subject.

So, again, to get out of the rat race, to go ahead, you have to study as an adult.

And that's what I'm hoping to give to the world through this show.

I want to tell you, doctors, engineers and then lawyers, these 3 communities are necessarily to upgrade their knowledge by continuously reading.

All you can do is you can take a horse to the lake.

So if you enjoyed this video, make sure you check out this playlist for more videos just like this.


Speaker 0: The more you associate happiness with curiosity, the happier you'll be when your curiosity is satisfied. Welcome to the happy channel. It's TRS TRS. As a student of science, based on where science is going now, what are you excited about? For our future?

It's a slightly science fiction oriented question.

Speaker 1: Well, I feel that... See, 1 thing which bothers me, I will tell you that when we studied, the number of engineering colleges were very limited. At least in Tamil Nadu where I studied, there are 6 colleges, 120 seats per college. So, 720 seats. Today, you have more than 3 lakhs.

The engineering standards have come down. And people are not having the job. So they go for a tall keep person or gatekeeper. That is sickening. I feel sad about it.

Speaker 0: Yeah.

Speaker 1: This is not on. This is not on because originally when we were applying to various institutes, we were getting the priority, we were getting admissions and all. Now they will have to screen which college. So you have IITs, you have IIC and you have NITs, etc. I feel with some difficulty, with mercilessly you have to stop the licenses of many of the engineering colleges.

I would call it as 90% of the engineering colleges. And then try to uplift the standards of those 10% to the level of NITs and things like that.

Speaker 0: You know, I remember when I was getting into engineering college, I had a good score in my entrance exam. My entrance exam was a 200 mark entrance exam. Okay, I was at 167, which was good in that year. Decent, not the best. I had friends who had 21 out of 200 marks.

And they also got an admission.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 0: In an engineering college. Because those engineering colleges had empty seats. So if someone got 2 out of 200, even that person would have gotten admission.

Speaker 1: That's why the standard has gone down. And I

Speaker 0: was in a good engineering college, which is considered decent, we had good facilities and all that. But just the syllabus we were taught was very outdated. And it was not taught in the way engineering should be taught. I think I've learned more engineering on the show that I learned in college in many ways. Because in college, you're told to mug up, rote learning is given importance to But true engineering is actually taught to you by elder brothers, you know, or elder sisters who just teach you how mechanics, how machines work.

I don't know if there's a solution to this problem. And this is a whole other conversation but it's looking like the world of privately owned education institutes will be the way forward like that's where real education seems to be happening.

Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you are right, you are right.

Speaker 0: Again, this is the solution-oriented mindset. This is what engineering gives you. It will give you a solution oriented mindset. It will give you a lot of toughness.

Speaker 1: No, to give an example of what you are saying, extending it. During my time, we were doing 1 full, first of all, 5 years course. It is not 4 years. In the fifth year, we were asked to work on a project, which is a very important project. Whatever you do in the fourth year, 4 years, you study applied thermodynamics, you study theory of machines, fluid dynamics, all kinds of things.

But as an engineer, to put together is what is happening in the project work. Then if you successfully complete the project work, that means you can call yourself as an engineer. Applications are coming there. But today, Project works are available for sale. Yeah.

2000 rupees, you get a project work and then stamp it and then call yourself.

Speaker 0: And the professors know this and everyone's just okay with it. Yeah. Like it's, it's a very weird system. I actually encourage young parents to not put their kids in traditional engineering colleges unless it's an IIT, unless it's an NIT or BITS. If it's that level of college, you're getting actual engineering based coaching.

My friends from IIT say that, you know, that's not completely true, bro. Because apparently even in IIT, it's the same rote learning thing. I don't know. I've not been in an IIT. So please correct me if I'm wrong.

But yeah, it's looking like it is a problem for our country. What I will tell you though is that even when you go through a bad engineering college experience, where you're not really taught engineering, you come out a changed person. Because you are around mathematics for so long and you are really taught to be slightly tough and you are taught solution oriented mindset.

Speaker 1: I want to tell you 1 thing very important. Sure. Many of the people are not liking mathematics for some reason. If they don't like mathematics, then why the hell they come to engineering? There is no point.

But then why they don't like mathematics, I found out something on my own. The way in which they are taught mathematics. For example, recently my daughter started in Montessori. I helped her too. The way in which the mathematics is taught to the young buds, 2 and a half year old to 6 years old children, you will never say no to mathematics.

That is the difference. So I am saying Montessori system of education, which was designed by that lady, Dr. Montessori, 120 years back, is the right way of teaching mathematics. But you don't have Montessori school here anymore. That's the whole problem.

Speaker 0: A lot of education is becoming self-education post-college. Yeah. That's the truth about my generation. And I see that around me. I'm 30 years old.

I have friends who have made it in life, who are doing things in life career wise and I have friends who are not doing things and the differentiating factor is that the set which is doing things is constantly learning and is constantly learning about new things or going deeper into their own subject. It's just how the modern world works. So, again, to get out of the rat race, to go ahead, you have to study as an adult. And that's what I'm hoping to give to the world through this show. It's a free of cost show.

Speaker 1: Thank you. 1 more thing before we conclude. I want to tell you, doctors, engineers and then lawyers, these 3 communities are necessarily to upgrade their knowledge by continuously reading. But this is not taking place today.

Speaker 0: Not throughout.

Speaker 1: Not all, but some are doing it.

Speaker 0: Yeah, yeah. All you can do is you can take a horse to the lake. Can't make the horse drink the water.

Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes.

Speaker 0: So if you enjoyed this video, make sure you check out this playlist for more videos just like this. It's DRS Clips.

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ISRO Scientist - 90% Indian Engineering Colleges Are BAD - Dr. Nambi Narayanan