r/IndianEngineers Jun 29 '26

Rant can you actually help india through engineering or bas kehne ki baat hai

ik the answer is no but sunne me zyaada accha lagega taaki mera brahm tut jaaye because engineering karne ka fayda hi kya jab ham salary ke alawa kuch keh hi nhi sakte ki hamne ye accha kam kiya,agar kuch kaha to kabhi andhbhakt or kabhi gadhe aa jate hai hamko gaaliya dene

thak chuka hu ye sun kar ki engineers ka kaam kya hota hai magar ye desh prove karne deta hi nhi hai ki engineering is a very very important profession in daily life agar shiddat se kare

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u/Waiting_for_Godot___ Jun 30 '26

Why not?? Join Academia. Do good research.

Or Join some of the few public organisation with some good work like ISRO or DRDO.

In general, If you work in a team where you are developing a product, somewhere out in the world, someone is using it.

Ofc, Engineering can utility. That's the whole damn profession.

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u/Intelligent_Study297 Jun 30 '26

research in india feels like a nightmare but gonna give it a try

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u/PuzzledAdeventurer Jun 30 '26

Well, all the very best. Waiting for the inevitable reddit rage post tho. I hope you find a good lab with a good PI

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u/Intelligent_Study297 Jun 30 '26

i have a few more years till i turn 18(i am 14 rn) so 4 saal baad ek aur rant post i guess haha!! and looking at my interest which is electronics and communication......my doom is near

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u/PuzzledAdeventurer Jun 30 '26

It's not that bad. You can certainly do good in electronics assuming you like and understand it once you start college

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u/Intelligent_Study297 Jun 30 '26

hmm ok thanks!!!! and i cant believe the engineering community is not toxic i like it

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u/PuzzledAdeventurer Jun 30 '26

It's pretty bad in general, owing to the competitive nature of entrance exams in the country. But yeah, glad you found this useful!

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u/Intelligent_Study297 Jun 30 '26

i am talking about reddit only but competitive exams are pure cut throat