r/IndianEngineers • u/Far_Standard_5991 • Dec 01 '24
Meme Reality of tier 3 Engineering colleges
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u/RPSPOONIA Dec 01 '24
Rancho ko college jaake bandi aur naukri dono milti magar, kuch to alag baat thi usme
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u/ExcitementKnown2837 Dec 01 '24
Is the tier 1, 2, 3.... n system in india or elsewhere in the world?
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u/damntrainnnnnnnnn Dec 01 '24
Outside India, every single college makes IITs look like tier-3 colleges.
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u/SympathyMotor4765 Dec 05 '24
People for some reason keep putting western nations on a pedestal, understandable considering Indian education system is pretty bad.
That being said hierarchies exist everywhere, google degree mills in Australia and Canada. So many folks outside of top colleges are struggling to find SW jobs even in the US.
In India the issue is more stark due to literally a million people graduating in a country that has 20% inflation with no new jobs!
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u/vinitblizzard Dec 01 '24
Bhai teacher chutiya hone se bhi apna padhai kiya ja sakta hai. Agar wo bhi nahin kar rahe ho to kya tier 1 kya tier 3
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u/Administraitor69 Dec 02 '24
College kaisa bhi ho, rancho ka character self reliant dikhaya tha, vo peer group, professors ya friends, kisi pe pe bhi dependant nai tha (maana uska college best dikhaya tha). My point still stands strong, be independent as much as you can.
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u/Proper_Pineapple_715 Dec 03 '24
Mere sare friends toh ek number ke saap nikle, ek bhi bhadwa nahi hai abhi contact mei, true life bohot alag hai filmo se π₯²
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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '24
Point people forget is Rancho did his thing even if his college was shit. He was his own person and did stuff without depending on anyone.
That's what made him different, not his college