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Its funny how they never explicitly mention Pratham's background and how his father and his mother are the chancellor and pro-chancellor, respectively, of Lovely Professional University (LPU). Saying your parents are educators and saying they run an entire University is quite different
Don't forget how he keeps saying chote seher ka ladka 😅 I mean i think he is smart and i learned many things from this video but He shouldn't try to picture himself as a small town middle class boy because he is not.
I am currently in my MBA. I agree that the curriculum is a bit lagging from industry trend, but its never going to die. MBA gives you holistic view of a business, make you look from a different perspective, which will take a large amount of time if you take a traditional approach of climbing corporate ladder.
I partially agree that MBA gives a holistic view of the business. But at the same time, it gives you a certain type of limitation which cannot be avoided. For instance, these universities have alumni where a huge amount of people are trying to complete this degree so that they can get a good job in a big company.
You probably wanted to do an MBA yourself but never ended up doing it. That's why I repeatedly see you dissing higher education in your podcasts. MBA could be over rated but it's not dead for sure. If you compare the success rate of an MBA degree with that of successful startups in this country, you will get your answer. Over generalizations are not required.
finally someone said it, I absolutely love watching TRS, but yes, I have noticed this a lot. you cannot do an MBA ranveer even if time and money allow you to, because of the "m a successful non-MBA dude" image u have created. PS- I truly believe that the college or degree does not define your success, just wanted to say what I observed in his case.
Definitely! Not even him all those influencers who couldn't pursue MBA due to any reason ...Ditches MBA even though all hires from top MBA colleges! It's kind of cool nowadays to degrade the MBA degree. There is also one thing that is the misleading thumbnail, i mean come-on man, his guest has just opened a b-school and inviting him over to your show and rather promoting him you're just trying to rob him the thing he is just starting .
I have worked with Pratham closely for some time, all I can say is that he is a go-getter and has amazing experience in the education and technology domain and if he has setup something where he and people appointed by him are training you, go for it if you are a student. I wish I had a mentor like him when I was a student!
his dad own LPU ..he is not a self made man..just another spoilt brat..it is actually funny that he is the main guy behind masters union..with just a normal grad degree..he is just another baniya
you were his exemployee, so you will pamper your ex boss anyway. his body language is very arrogant. he pretends to be smart but body language is not. it is so cheap to compare some tier 4 university with IIM is a bull shit
59:14 humans are attracted by negativity. Similarly, I was told to watch this video by a friend who said MBA will get saturated in the future. Also while looking at the poster of the video ("MBA is dead"), I was attracted to see what's in this podcast
True that... I saw a comment up somewhere that guy was saying "don't demotivate who are pursuing MBA with this kind of thumbnails" I was like dude it's just a marketing strategy & normal human psychology behavior to attract people over 😂🥂
It is naive to base your decision of doing an MBA just on the basis of the first salary you are likely to get. Salary growth and career trajectory should be important considerations. But more importantly it is the skill set that MBA provides that should become your consideration. Afterall, a career is not just the first job, the first salary or the first company.. it is lifelong. Do an MBA because you like the field of business management and wish to acquire that skill set and not because someone has got (or not got) a certain package. ...and don't worry, just because you say something provocative, MBA is not going to die!
Just like pratham said, its not about the MBA or the curriculum taught at IIM or ISB nor is it about the placement from those institutes. You want that club membership and that fire under your butt to perform and do better than others!
Can't even imagine...that's a huge number of teenagers like me discoverd you and your team, absorbing knowledge and experience... These kids are now much more serious about their future. Gen Z ❤️❤️
True!! bro i am 17 and watching his podcast for last 2 year he have changed the way i think for past 2 year but finding growth oriented community is difficult to find
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Please do not give false hope to youngsters and stop misguiding them! The fraction of people who get a good career entry path after an MBA from a good college is >>>>> The fraction of people who become successful without an MBA (non-tech) It's like saying a lot of dropouts will become Bill gates which is misleading. MBA is still a safe career path
@@atulkumar943 Again a stupid passing comment. Who told you that you cannot explore life during and after an MBA? Whhat kind of thought process is to cancel 'tradional' career options? A lot of my friends post or during MBA have taken a career in stand up comics, movies, their own business, few unicorn start-ups and well settled jobs in fortune 100 companies (globally and in India). The best part is even if you fail to workout in an alternate job you can still use the MBA degree to get a decent job. MBA minimises the career risk.
You are thinking this because this is happening in India. In India we see only degree but now it is not so. If you are not good at programming then no one will even ask. So wake up from the dream that if you get a good college, then the job will be good. I talked about programming because I am a student of computer science.fact is only skill is matter thats it......................
@@FPgenshin Again an Ill informed notion. Bro, it's partially true that skill in India has more value than before. However, in the world of cut throat competition you need a differentiation, and that differentiation is your degree. And I am saying this from my and my batchmates' experience. I have been a programmer before MBA and now post MBA I work in a great role in a fortune 100 company. The degree is still more valuable than skill. Unless and until you have demonstrated your skillset in building a product or a company. Then it's a different ball game for a programmer. For majority, skill + degree is still evergreen like it has always been.
@@UnsoloTraveler yup you are right.i am not saying do not go for colleges what i ll saying it doesnt matter which college are you form. Just be the best in whatever course you do. Because not everyone can go to the top college. interviewer will see your work in interview, not college. Well you are senior than me and know better than me. I had a friend from IIT but he didn't get good job because his programming was not good.well pratham puri trah se sahi nhi ha but glat bhi nhi ha.
What I feel is the selling point of Masters Union is they select best of best whose already done work in some great company and so yes having work ex of 5 years avg. Then getting a package of 30 lakhs I dont think should be compared with IIMs as it has no such conditions yet
Misleading Thumbnail title. MBAs are not dead. Let's give respect to the curriculum that genuinely has shaped a lot and lot of youngsters. MBAs are adapting faster than the small 1% of Twitter audience think the reality of world is to be. Please let's chat with a person from Tier 3,4,5 town about their reason to do an MBA without half baked R&D
MBA prof are only teachers for the rest of their lives is a biggest misunderstanding.... Good reputed and tier 1 colleges make sure that professors have minimum 15 yrs of industry experience when it comes to foundational important course ... I am from one such institute .... MBA courses have changed alot ... institutes make sure to provide on ground and top trending exposure to their students .... What he is talking about is definitely 10 to 15 Years old story .... Tier 1 & 2 institues always make changes in their teaching technique and also the subjects every once or twice in 2 years ... These institutes have great networking when it comes to guest lecturers and associate prof who are not full time retired prof but they are industry active and veteran prof who teaches students and give reality exposure ... 2 years MBA is not book worm task but its filled activities projects and internships along with essential subject studies ... These projects, events and activities are mind tickling, live projects and internships are in the organization with dept heads and senior managers and all these starts right from first year ... I passed out MBA in 2016 and since then when i speak to my mentors and juniors i see lot of changes in subjects ... hardly there are same subjects and technique .... Get admission in good MBA colleges or just don't. .. Neither all MBA colleges are updated and put all efforts along with best network nor all MBBS students earn fat paychecks eventually
This podcast changed everything. Changed my life dude. Have never thought about something so deep like this. Thinking just little similar to him in my mid-teen will make a huge difference.
Why will someone who just started out his own business school will say that MBA is dead. Atleast make a relatable thumbnail and don't just make it a click bait. The promotions of Masters Union are going on like anything and here he will say that it's dead?
Hey Ranveer, I'd love it if you could bring on a neuroscientist and make a podcast on Binaural beats and it's effects on the brain, it's an underrated tool which can help people with anxiety and stress and it's very interesting, check it out! Thank you for these podcasts, they are really a gamechanger and there's always something to learn or gather from the podcasts, Thank you!❤️
Loved this podcast. What I learned for myself- is how I loved watching this talk because of the way Pratham smiled the whole time! His smile says so much about him- how happy, confident, clear and with no regrets this man is! When you smile while talking, it does change the whole impact!
That not a smile that is his face structure while talking and some practice a bit and on top of that you note that the smile is like a haram wala smile.. once you talk personally in person you realise what kinda dirty person one is
What Pratham mentioned about his experience with swimming and how he found his calling is so relevant for MBAs 🙂👍🏻 I went to an IIM and all through my MBA I stammered (speech problem). Which means I was always adjusting my goal post as per what I think I can achieve. However, when I discovered that there are certain skills I’m great at, I made a career of my own and took myself away from the rat race of getting the placement that’s fashionable to get. Golden advice. Definitely worth a complete watch!
Amazing as always Timestamps for easy viewing 04:33 IIM vs normal colleges 12:12 Why Harvard is better than IIMs 20:23 Ryan Conner is an MBA 35:17 Leaving No Fap at 16 44:12 How fapping helps me concentrate 50:11 Why entrepreneurship is not worth my time 1:11:23 Favorite actresses of all time 1:15:33 Why Lisa Ann is the GOAT
this is the one podcast, where i dont want to listen ranveer and want only pratham talking and sharing his soo awesome knowledge... dont know what but there is a hook in his words/speech
this was seriously a very heavy podcast man. i was listening to this while doing some other work, but this episode deserves special attention. gonna watch it again atleast a couple of times. hats off to ranveer & pratham!
I want to tell to every parent and every student here.... NEVER EVER BUY BYJUS FOR 2/1 YEAR EMI❌️❌️❌️ or for long term... It's ok if you purchase 4 month course...because If you buy 2/1 year course and after 6 months you will see they are not providing proper classes, they won't stop your classes because they take whole course as an actual Loan. Leave about refund, you won't be getting any help from them to discontinue the course...if you bought the course, you have to bear with it.... means you have lost your 60k /40k rupees.... Byjus is just making business. So don't fall in its trap .
Lots of learning from the podcasts. Dont know whether i will do an MBA or not. But i totally believe in the fact that education should be more experiential. thank you :)
I can't understand why he's getting so much hate for studying abroad. He actually graduated from an Ivy League which is really selective in all aspects of one's personality & achievements. We really can learn a lot from him.
i think he's getting more hate for supporting byju's . Just listen to his byju's talk and state of the bjyus now 😂😂. His entire take went down the drain along with his credibility.
I feel it's very simplistic to say MBAs are dead. As the times are changing so are the curriculums in Top B-schools too. Plus the institute which Pratham talks about is not AICTE approved. Definitely not everyone can become an entrepreneur. So yes surely there needs to be an upgrade of MBA institutes in terms of curriculum and the skills imparted to suit the current times.
One of the most relevant and mind bending conversations I have ever heard on Ranveer's channel. I did not know Pratham before listening to this podcast. He has got one heck of a brain which does not really reflect on his face and I love his smile!
I am a fan of your podcasts, but I just don’t agree with you on “MBA is dead”. It’s been around for years and you can’t just discount it. Besides, when you tailor it to your career goals, it’s a big career booster and provides job security if you do it from a good place. Coming to entrepreneurs, the success rate of people who manage to build unicorns/big companies is very low. So an average Indian who doesn’t want to take risks will obviously choose an MBA from a good Bschool if he’s intellectually good enough to get in. MBA doesn’t just provide you business knowledge, but a strong alumni network that’s unparalleled. Guess what saw a global steep rise in appplications during the pandemic due to economic uncertainty?….MBA!! (I’m not biased since I’m not an MBA)
+1 Agree! It depends on priorities and how you want to reach your end goal ! MBA also gives you networking ! It also gives you exposure to people who otherwise would be hard to connect with and are pioneers in their field !
Making education experiential was spot on and MBBS analogy was again spot on, one more field which is experiential in nature is CODING, PROGRAMMING. I am telling you from my experience that coding will open up your mind in so many ways. It will change the way you think and question. I am not inferring that everyone should become programmers but experience this thing once before 30 atleast. I myself have shifted from being a developer to digital marketing manager to now being a product manager and I can surely say that yes it gives you an edge in every field. There are various other elements as well in terms of success which was talking to different people of other domains and cracking what they do, talking to different business, failing fast .
MEDICAL EDUCATION on the contrary was absolute WRONG example he used .. just to MARKET his MBA LOGO and nothing else ..they DONT DO ANYTHING PRACTICAL in that sense that others don't in MBA .. He is full of shit
What are internships and case competition and case studies for? B-Schools train students for all sorts of business related processes so that they can find a niche
Bullshit...MBA is dead...if you wanna be entrepreneur....i think none of the B schools gonna help..but..if you want good job..with a fat check MBA from top Bschool is must...every guy in top consulting and IB firms is either a top tier MBA grad or a chartered Accountant
I completely disagree with what Pratham told about American education. I study master's in computer science from America. The American education system is so research-oriented, professors make us think deep to the roots. This is why all the innovations and research happen in America, whereas, in India, it's just a business, we pay and get the degree certificate we honestly learn nothing. If India redesign the education infrastructure I am sure a lot of innovations will take place
Man literally..i love the way you ask questions to the people uncovering the deep things layer by layer. Got to learn so much from this episode, love you bro😇❤️✨
I wanna do MBA as well but not for the jobs but education and experience. I am in IIT Roorkee now and every experience is different! I don't see the need to diss higher education
God how can a talk be so much engaging; man, I watched something else loved the way these guys speak, to someone whom they never met before. I also want to learn this state of communication skill better word interaction level. Loved the podcast, keep going Ranveer sir, brother you are doing a great job. Thank you so much and all the very best for your future; and if possible wish me the same.
this is great podcast man, great podcast! This just churned my mind in really entrepreneurial way. I am also someone who is really spiritual and this just paved some way to something great. I suppose. Thanks!
I must say this is the the best episode of any podcast I have ever watched or gone through. This podcast is really very motivating and inspiring for the youth and I hope every single dreamer youth watches this podcast. Especially after seeing and experiencing the competition out there for getting into good colleges and what we the student expect from a college ,apart from that pressure we get from our society .After listening to this podcast it helped me out in many ways and I know this podcast is something everyone is searching for. I don't know that this was a promotional video or not but I truly felt like there's gonna be a new change with huge new crowd which will give a great fight to the top colleges passed outs and will also motivate to all the students out there who dream big in any stream.
by seeing this video , I feel that we're moving towords Gurukul system where students learn all things by more practical experience with few instruction. This video m,ight change the way people think about college degree/education.. Thanks for this video.
It's funny how we have so many personalities and types of people in the world but yet only have a handful of options that they can study or pursue in education. Education needs to be personalized and curated. Hoping that the future of education has something more to offer because right now we are just following a cookie-cutter method and it really doesn't work. Kudos to people trying to make that change and think outside the box! 🙌
He exposed himself and his lack of knowledge about the B Schools when he said IIMs and leading institutes are only teaching theory. It is utter stupidity, because he may know very little, makers believe he know a lot, and the majority of the audience, that mostly consist of millennials, believe he knows everything because he is doing the thing they like the most - bashing anything that is in India without enough information. It is true, that the education programmes like MBA need to be flexible to address the future needs but simply comparing two different programmes like MBBS with MBA is senseless. If anyone who is a B School aspirant, watching this video, please read about the teaching pedagogy of IIMs with some patience. All this guy said about participative learning, using blended learning modules, and simulation, it happens regularly there and has been happening before this guy was even born. Seriously, this video is misleading because of the agenda-driven content of the speaker.
Haha yes. I agree to your point that these guys who haven’t even done an MBA and therefore have little idea should at least be discreet before using strong language or opinions about why MBA sucks
You must host flim maker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri .. for his meticulous research on the movie Kashmir files.this movie is based on kashmiri pandit mass genocide in 1990s it holds emotions of millions of kasmiri pandits who were ignored and had to live as refugees in their own country..this movie will tell their brutal story and give them a peice of justice...it's our duty as Indians to watch and promote this movie .
Ranveer, Ive been watching your podcasts for a while now... and I am really liking the "newer version of the ranveer show". Here's a suggestion, please do a podcast with PRAVEEN MOHAN he knows a lot about ancient indian history and technology. A fan of praveen tooo
Nice to hear about self learning but. There is not a single company in India who gives you a job on the basis of your self learning.. They want that piece shit of paper called degree from so called well known Institute.. 🙁🙁
When you start achieving things in life, people start listening to you. It doesn't matter how messed up your life was! After overcoming all those hurdles when you become successful people start admiring you. Mba is all about knowing yourself in a better way & it makes you more aware of your surroundings. People motivate you to do different things. But the question is! Do you really want to do that thing? Will that thing make you and your life happy?. Our lives are surrounded by people and 90% of decisions in our life which we make are mostly dependent on our surroundings. If we know how to control our emotions and take independent decisions in life, our life will be happy. Ranveer I love your work and the way you are filling the information gap is commendable.
Great thumbnail! You are 100% correct!! An MBA implies wanting a job in middle management or executive administration in someone else’s company. It’s 2022. Those days are over. Those jobs are dead and dying. MBA is not a skill, it’s a status symbol that no one cares about anymore. You would be more valuable after a 6 week coding or app building course. We’re not paying for opinions or attendees at the weekly meetings anymore. Hard skills only going forward. Save your money and learn something you can do instead of hoping to become some rich man’s glorified employee. That’s over with
Now coders are becoming ceo s in startups if you are from top notch clg or doing good in your coding field.. So yeah these things are somewhat killing mba
@@dakshdhingra2221 please again read my comment... Not talking about tech giants.. I am talking about small startups which is related to IT sectors and mainly open their company in Delhi NCR and Bangalore.. They usually go with IT sector well experienced candidate as they have personal experience in those field and take less salary compared to mba students...
Mba form iim kozikode and from your neighbourhood college is different. Top IIM grads averagely gets 30 lakhs CTC. Try coding from an NIT and it will take you 10 years to get their.
This conversation literally blew my mind..it's so knowledgeable and realistic.. Thank you ranveer..❣ you just changed my goals right now and I'll have to rethink it all again.
May Lord Shiva bless you with all the good vibes, positive energy you spread out into the world. Happy Mahashivratri ❤️ You brighten my life in so many incredible ways. Thank you for Answering my every question I was in search of .. making me a better version of myself ❤️
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Sir, please bring Vivek Agnihotri on your podcast for The Kashmir Files movie
@@stayingalivewithsaad5351 Jojo .
Its funny how they never explicitly mention Pratham's background and how his father and his mother are the chancellor and pro-chancellor, respectively, of Lovely Professional University (LPU). Saying your parents are educators and saying they run an entire University is quite different
Ever read the book named “the unfair advantage“
Finally someone said it
I agree, how can he not be successful and good at what he is good at when his parents were already there!
Finally someone said it loud and clear
Don't forget how he keeps saying chote seher ka ladka 😅
I mean i think he is smart and i learned many things from this video but
He shouldn't try to picture himself as a small town middle class boy because he is not.
I am currently in my MBA. I agree that the curriculum is a bit lagging from industry trend, but its never going to die. MBA gives you holistic view of a business, make you look from a different perspective, which will take a large amount of time if you take a traditional approach of climbing corporate ladder.
I partially agree that MBA gives a holistic view of the business. But at the same time, it gives you a certain type of limitation which cannot be avoided. For instance, these universities have alumni where a huge amount of people are trying to complete this degree so that they can get a good job in a big company.
You probably wanted to do an MBA yourself but never ended up doing it. That's why I repeatedly see you dissing higher education in your podcasts. MBA could be over rated but it's not dead for sure. If you compare the success rate of an MBA degree with that of successful startups in this country, you will get your answer. Over generalizations are not required.
True, I feel he is dismissing things that he personally dislikes!
finally someone said it, I absolutely love watching TRS, but yes, I have noticed this a lot. you cannot do an MBA ranveer even if time and money allow you to, because of the "m a successful non-MBA dude" image u have created.
PS- I truly believe that the college or degree does not define your success, just wanted to say what I observed in his case.
He is trying to pacify himself that it's ok if he is not an mba, and seek validation from his guests like Kunal Shah or Pratham. This is what I feel.
Very well put
Definitely! Not even him all those influencers who couldn't pursue MBA due to any reason ...Ditches MBA even though all hires from top MBA colleges!
It's kind of cool nowadays to degrade the MBA degree.
There is also one thing that is the misleading thumbnail, i mean come-on man, his guest has just opened a b-school and inviting him over to your show and rather promoting him you're just trying to rob him the thing he is just starting .
I have worked with Pratham closely for some time, all I can say is that he is a go-getter and has amazing experience in the education and technology domain and if he has setup something where he and people appointed by him are training you, go for it if you are a student.
I wish I had a mentor like him when I was a student!
are you also earning 29 LPA ?
@@supriyadevidutta More, by God's grace
@@mridulkabraastrology there's no invisible person's grace.its your hard work and luck along with it.
his dad own LPU ..he is not a self made man..just another spoilt brat..it is actually funny that he is the main guy behind masters union..with just a normal grad degree..he is just another baniya
you were his exemployee, so you will pamper your ex boss anyway. his body language is very arrogant. he pretends to be smart but body language is not. it is so cheap to compare some tier 4 university with IIM is a bull shit
59:14
humans are attracted by negativity. Similarly, I was told to watch this video by a friend who said MBA will get saturated in the future.
Also while looking at the poster of the video ("MBA is dead"), I was attracted to see what's in this podcast
True that... I saw a comment up somewhere that guy was saying "don't demotivate who are pursuing MBA with this kind of thumbnails" I was like dude it's just a marketing strategy & normal human psychology behavior to attract people over 😂🥂
An engineer who talks about MBA more than research n development 😃
Point to consider
If we do mtech we will get same package as btech 🤣
@@DemonDivyesh07 did u mean there's no value in doing masters?
@@sri778 Initially you may not get the value but gain few years of experience and combine your M TECH knowledge you will definitely benefit
Khool dala bhai 😂😂😂
He is just promoting his college , they are the same people who run LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY.
STOP FOOLING KIDS.
It is naive to base your decision of doing an MBA just on the basis of the first salary you are likely to get.
Salary growth and career trajectory should be important considerations.
But more importantly it is the skill set that MBA provides that should become your consideration. Afterall, a career is not just the first job, the first salary or the first company.. it is lifelong.
Do an MBA because you like the field of business management and wish to acquire that skill set and not because someone has got (or not got) a certain package.
...and don't worry, just because you say something provocative, MBA is not going to die!
Seems you are MBA from IIM. Which IIM?
Your words were much needed to calm my soul...watching such a vdo before one month your mba begans can be injurious 🥲
thanks for this words
MBA= MOST BASELESS ACADEMICS
Just like pratham said, its not about the MBA or the curriculum taught at IIM or ISB nor is it about the placement from those institutes. You want that club membership and that fire under your butt to perform and do better than others!
I kinda realised the same thing when I was joining a coaching ... It's about the peer group, best teachers are in plenty online.
Exactly
Can't even imagine...that's a huge number of teenagers like me discoverd you and your team, absorbing knowledge and experience... These kids are now much more serious about their future. Gen Z ❤️❤️
Lots of love! Keep growing ♥️
Unfortunately majority aren't serious.
@@randomness200 Although...there are two distinct types of Gen 'Z' Type 1 pushes themselves to be a better human and Type 2 don't care that much.
True!! bro i am 17 and watching his podcast for last 2 year he have changed the way i think for past 2 year but finding growth oriented community is difficult to find
@@oshoaryan yea...it applies to every generation. And to be honest we need more entrepreneurial minds.
Ranveer could have ask why Pratham didn’t went to LPU
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By selling his crappy courses which are recognised only by him😂😂
Please do not give false hope to youngsters and stop misguiding them!
The fraction of people who get a good career entry path after an MBA from a good college is >>>>> The fraction of people who become successful without an MBA (non-tech)
It's like saying a lot of dropouts will become Bill gates which is misleading.
MBA is still a safe career path
Ofcourse the old mindedness of not exploring what life has to offer rather move on already built paths to follow other million people
@@atulkumar943 Again a stupid passing comment. Who told you that you cannot explore life during and after an MBA?
Whhat kind of thought process is to cancel 'tradional' career options?
A lot of my friends post or during MBA have taken a career in stand up comics, movies, their own business, few unicorn start-ups and well settled jobs in fortune 100 companies (globally and in India).
The best part is even if you fail to workout in an alternate job you can still use the MBA degree to get a decent job. MBA minimises the career risk.
You are thinking this because this is happening in India. In India we see only degree but now it is not so. If you are not good at programming then no one will even ask. So wake up from the dream that if you get a good college, then the job will be good. I talked about programming because I am a student of computer science.fact is only skill is matter thats it......................
@@FPgenshin Again an Ill informed notion. Bro, it's partially true that skill in India has more value than before. However, in the world of cut throat competition you need a differentiation, and that differentiation is your degree.
And I am saying this from my and my batchmates' experience. I have been a programmer before MBA and now post MBA I work in a great role in a fortune 100 company. The degree is still more valuable than skill. Unless and until you have demonstrated your skillset in building a product or a company. Then it's a different ball game for a programmer.
For majority, skill + degree is still evergreen like it has always been.
@@UnsoloTraveler yup you are right.i am not saying do not go for colleges what i ll saying it doesnt matter which college are you form. Just be the best in whatever course you do. Because not everyone can go to the top college. interviewer will see your work in interview, not college. Well you are senior than me and know better than me. I had a friend from IIT but he didn't get good job because his programming was not good.well pratham puri trah se sahi nhi ha but glat bhi nhi ha.
What I feel is the selling point of Masters Union is they select best of best whose already done work in some great company and so yes having work ex of 5 years avg. Then getting a package of 30 lakhs I dont think should be compared with IIMs as it has no such conditions yet
Dhandha hai bro. Kaatna to padega YT pe
Yeah and they ask for great CAT score. Then why wont i try for IIM
Masters union is a scam .
@@gp9166 Whatt !!! LOL Everyone these days is selling selling and selling without any inherent value !! :D
@@rakshitm92 LOL :DD
Misleading Thumbnail title. MBAs are not dead. Let's give respect to the curriculum that genuinely has shaped a lot and lot of youngsters.
MBAs are adapting faster than the small 1% of Twitter audience think the reality of world is to be.
Please let's chat with a person from Tier 3,4,5 town about their reason to do an MBA without half baked R&D
Exactly! We cannot have deep conversations when there is nothing different about us! 🤣😂 Opposite poles attract better! 🤣😂
Incredible guy.....much more episodes needed with him.
His parents are chancellors at LPU and his father is a Rajya Sabha MP, don't recommend his school to anyone who's looking to learn.
MBA prof are only teachers for the rest of their lives is a biggest misunderstanding.... Good reputed and tier 1 colleges make sure that professors have minimum 15 yrs of industry experience when it comes to foundational important course ... I am from one such institute .... MBA courses have changed alot ... institutes make sure to provide on ground and top trending exposure to their students .... What he is talking about is definitely 10 to 15 Years old story .... Tier 1 & 2 institues always make changes in their teaching technique and also the subjects every once or twice in 2 years ... These institutes have great networking when it comes to guest lecturers and associate prof who are not full time retired prof but they are industry active and veteran prof who teaches students and give reality exposure ... 2 years MBA is not book worm task but its filled activities projects and internships along with essential subject studies ... These projects, events and activities are mind tickling, live projects and internships are in the organization with dept heads and senior managers and all these starts right from first year ... I passed out MBA in 2016 and since then when i speak to my mentors and juniors i see lot of changes in subjects ... hardly there are same subjects and technique .... Get admission in good MBA colleges or just don't. .. Neither all MBA colleges are updated and put all efforts along with best network nor all MBBS students earn fat paychecks eventually
Hey.....just want to know from which tier 1 college have u done ur mba
mba in finance is good option except cma.
This podcast changed everything. Changed my life dude. Have never thought about something so deep like this. Thinking just little similar to him in my mid-teen will make a huge difference.
Too influencable and vulnerable
@@aayush3681 mid teen dude. give the kid a break
Why will someone who just started out his own business school will say that MBA is dead.
Atleast make a relatable thumbnail and don't just make it a click bait.
The promotions of Masters Union are going on like anything and here he will say that it's dead?
😂😂😂😂
Hey Ranveer, I'd love it if you could bring on a neuroscientist and make a podcast on Binaural beats and it's effects on the brain, it's an underrated tool which can help people with anxiety and stress and it's very interesting, check it out!
Thank you for these podcasts, they are really a gamechanger and there's always something to learn or gather from the podcasts, Thank you!❤️
Yes pls
👍
Loved this podcast. What I learned for myself- is how I loved watching this talk because of the way Pratham smiled the whole time! His smile says so much about him- how happy, confident, clear and with no regrets this man is! When you smile while talking, it does change the whole impact!
Yaa that's right the smile he had on his face when he started remained the same for whole of the podcast and I loved this ❤️
That not a smile that is his face structure while talking and some practice a bit and on top of that you note that the smile is like a haram wala smile.. once you talk personally in person you realise what kinda dirty person one is
I had guessed before now I am firmly convinced that why iitians are giving UPSC exam
What Pratham mentioned about his experience with swimming and how he found his calling is so relevant for MBAs 🙂👍🏻
I went to an IIM and all through my MBA I stammered (speech problem). Which means I was always adjusting my goal post as per what I think I can achieve.
However, when I discovered that there are certain skills I’m great at, I made a career of my own and took myself away from the rat race of getting the placement that’s fashionable to get.
Golden advice. Definitely worth a complete watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
IIM 😳 jhootoh
you were foolish to waste 2 years and 30 lakhs..should have used that money to travel world,son
@@deepakpanihar6232 bro wtf😂 just roam around the world and do nothing then have no money
@@mananjain529 oh buddhiheen.. U won't get it why travelling is important..
Ranveer please do not call sponsored podcasts we are not interested in such podcasts
Point to consider
Exactly
I felt the same..
bro he also wants money
As long as it's highly value-adding, what's the problem?
This one broadened my perspective so much! :)
Amazing as always
Timestamps for easy viewing
04:33 IIM vs normal colleges
12:12 Why Harvard is better than IIMs
20:23 Ryan Conner is an MBA
35:17 Leaving No Fap at 16
44:12 How fapping helps me concentrate
50:11 Why entrepreneurship is not worth my time
1:11:23 Favorite actresses of all time
1:15:33 Why Lisa Ann is the GOAT
lol
Well, you forgot 1:20:03 How I became successful after mom caught me watching porn.
@@Ankit-zu2kp 😂😂 dudeeee!!!
Pratham has a charm in his communication...i am feeling kind of jealous😂
I appreciate his fluency and confidence as well.
this is the one podcast, where i dont want to listen ranveer and want only pratham talking and sharing his soo awesome knowledge... dont know what but there is a hook in his words/speech
this was seriously a very heavy podcast man. i was listening to this while doing some other work, but this episode deserves special attention. gonna watch it again atleast a couple of times.
hats off to ranveer & pratham!
I want to tell to every parent and every student here.... NEVER EVER BUY BYJUS FOR 2/1 YEAR EMI❌️❌️❌️ or for long term... It's ok if you purchase 4 month course...because If you buy 2/1 year course and after 6 months you will see they are not providing proper classes, they won't stop your classes because they take whole course as an actual Loan. Leave about refund, you won't be getting any help from them to discontinue the course...if you bought the course, you have to bear with it.... means you have lost your 60k /40k rupees.... Byjus is just making business. So don't fall in its trap .
Lots of learning from the podcasts. Dont know whether i will do an MBA or not. But i totally believe in the fact that education should be more experiential. thank you :)
Loved each and every second of it ❤️. More of these "open talks" and many more podcasts with Pratham again ..waiting from now onwards😁🙏🏼
♥️🙏🏼
I can't understand why he's getting so much hate for studying abroad. He actually graduated from an Ivy League which is really selective in all aspects of one's personality & achievements. We really can learn a lot from him.
i think he's getting more hate for supporting byju's . Just listen to his byju's talk and state of the bjyus now 😂😂. His entire take went down the drain along with his credibility.
20:26 continue exploring gehraiya with guests 😱😱😱😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
I feel it's very simplistic to say MBAs are dead. As the times are changing so are the curriculums in Top B-schools too. Plus the institute which Pratham talks about is not AICTE approved. Definitely not everyone can become an entrepreneur. So yes surely there needs to be an upgrade of MBA institutes in terms of curriculum and the skills imparted to suit the current times.
Bro, his thumbnails are just clickbaity, lol. I mean, Im not saying his videos have no quality, but the thumbnails.. oh my god, so clickbaity, lol
One of the most relevant and mind bending conversations I have ever heard on Ranveer's channel. I did not know Pratham before listening to this podcast. He has got one heck of a brain which does not really reflect on his face and I love his smile!
I am a fan of your podcasts, but I just don’t agree with you on “MBA is dead”. It’s been around for years and you can’t just discount it. Besides, when you tailor it to your career goals, it’s a big career booster and provides job security if you do it from a good place. Coming to entrepreneurs, the success rate of people who manage to build unicorns/big companies is very low. So an average Indian who doesn’t want to take risks will obviously choose an MBA from a good Bschool if he’s intellectually good enough to get in. MBA doesn’t just provide you business knowledge, but a strong alumni network that’s unparalleled. Guess what saw a global steep rise in appplications during the pandemic due to economic uncertainty?….MBA!! (I’m not biased since I’m not an MBA)
+1
Agree!
It depends on priorities and how you want to reach your end goal ! MBA also gives you networking ! It also gives you exposure to people who otherwise would be hard to connect with and are pioneers in their field !
Very well articulated.
Very well articulated, this podcast will also promote for a negative influence on the citizens and aspirants.
Lol
Making education experiential was spot on and MBBS analogy was again spot on, one more field which is experiential in nature is CODING, PROGRAMMING. I am telling you from my experience that coding will open up your mind in so many ways. It will change the way you think and question.
I am not inferring that everyone should become programmers but experience this thing once before 30 atleast.
I myself have shifted from being a developer to digital marketing manager to now being a product manager and I can surely say that yes it gives you an edge in every field.
There are various other elements as well in terms of success which was talking to different people of other domains and cracking what they do, talking to different business, failing fast .
MEDICAL EDUCATION on the contrary was absolute WRONG example he used .. just to MARKET his MBA LOGO and nothing else ..they DONT DO ANYTHING PRACTICAL in that sense that others don't in MBA .. He is full of shit
Hi Ranveer,
we need a hindi version of this... we want to share it with our parents...
He already made it! Go watch it.😊
@@dreams4065 😀oh is it.. plz share the video link if u have it
Such insightful conversation.. And what a guy! Now this is ICO! 🔥
Who doesn't know Adam Grant?
for edtech podcast, you must do a show with Alakh Pandey, the Physicswallah.
You should invite Ramdev baba n how he is changing Youth n education system, even developing colony for healthcare system.
He came to NIT J in 2018, I heard him there while in my UG. Very impressive speaker.
I love how you both keep the flow of the conversation. Love that energy man!
What are internships and case competition and case studies for? B-Schools train students for all sorts of business related processes so that they can find a niche
Bullshit...MBA is dead...if you wanna be entrepreneur....i think none of the B schools gonna help..but..if you want good job..with a fat check MBA from top Bschool is must...every guy in top consulting and IB firms is either a top tier MBA grad or a chartered Accountant
Most energised, interesting, knowledgeable and livable video I ever watched on RUclips, thanks to both of guys😊. Love from Bihar ❤
It's 3 AM, I want to sleep but can't. this is just a too good podcast to resume in the morning. Great job @BeerBiceps
Don't wake up till late night
after watching this podcast, it reminded me of a book, called, how to think fast and slow, because the book tells you about critical thinking.
Please remove ads. They are very distracting. Your podcasts are deep but these ads are distracting.
Impressive channel with with equally impressive topics and guests!! 👏👏
I look forward to watching the episodes here..
I completely disagree with what Pratham told about American education. I study master's in computer science from America. The American education system is so research-oriented, professors make us think deep to the roots. This is why all the innovations and research happen in America, whereas, in India, it's just a business, we pay and get the degree certificate we honestly learn nothing. If India redesign the education infrastructure I am sure a lot of innovations will take place
Man literally..i love the way you ask questions to the people uncovering the deep things layer by layer. Got to learn so much from this episode, love you bro😇❤️✨
I want gov't people to see this podcast & make changes in Indian education system
One of the best conversations I have ever listened to!!! Plus the vibe that Pratham exudes is so magical. ✨
I wanna do MBA as well but not for the jobs but education and experience. I am in IIT Roorkee now and every experience is different! I don't see the need to diss higher education
wow iit big sis well mjaa aarha hoga. meko mila hi nhi so frustrating😔😔😔😔
God how can a talk be so much engaging; man, I watched something else loved the way these guys speak, to someone whom they never met before. I also want to learn this state of communication skill better word interaction level. Loved the podcast, keep going Ranveer sir, brother you are doing a great job. Thank you so much and all the very best for your future; and if possible wish me the same.
this is great podcast man, great podcast! This just churned my mind in really entrepreneurial way. I am also someone who is really spiritual and this just paved some way to something great. I suppose. Thanks!
Hey Rohan, I got something interesting in your speech, entrepreneurial & spiritual probably. Let's have a conversation just for 30 minutes.
I must say this is the the best episode of any podcast I have ever watched or gone through. This podcast is really very motivating and inspiring for the youth and I hope every single dreamer youth watches this podcast. Especially after seeing and experiencing the competition out there for getting into good colleges and what we the student expect from a college ,apart from that pressure we get from our society .After listening to this podcast it helped me out in many ways and I know this podcast is something everyone is searching for. I don't know that this was a promotional video or not but I truly felt like there's gonna be a new change with huge new crowd which will give a great fight to the top colleges passed outs and will also motivate to all the students out there who dream big in any stream.
by seeing this video , I feel that we're moving towords Gurukul system where students learn all things by more practical experience with few instruction. This video m,ight change the way people think about college degree/education.. Thanks for this video.
Hey Ranveer, I'd love if you could bring a Investment Banker and make a podcast on obstacles and opportunities in Investment Banking in India.
It's funny how we have so many personalities and types of people in the world but yet only have a handful of options that they can study or pursue in education. Education needs to be personalized and curated.
Hoping that the future of education has something more to offer because right now we are just following a cookie-cutter method and it really doesn't work.
Kudos to people trying to make that change and think outside the box! 🙌
it's amazing.. it's best podcast I ever seen. it's like while watching this podcast time stop.. rock it.
If you do MBA from a reputed clg u get job of 25 lack + Not everyone can do a startup in early stage of life
Nah mba will never be dead
WHY ?
29:46
This is why engineers like alakh Pandey and vikrant kirar teach better than bsc profs
He exposed himself and his lack of knowledge about the B Schools when he said IIMs and leading institutes are only teaching theory. It is utter stupidity, because he may know very little, makers believe he know a lot, and the majority of the audience, that mostly consist of millennials, believe he knows everything because he is doing the thing they like the most - bashing anything that is in India without enough information. It is true, that the education programmes like MBA need to be flexible to address the future needs but simply comparing two different programmes like MBBS with MBA is senseless. If anyone who is a B School aspirant, watching this video, please read about the teaching pedagogy of IIMs with some patience. All this guy said about participative learning, using blended learning modules, and simulation, it happens regularly there and has been happening before this guy was even born. Seriously, this video is misleading because of the agenda-driven content of the speaker.
Trueeeeee
Haha yes. I agree to your point that these guys who haven’t even done an MBA and therefore have little idea should at least be discreet before using strong language or opinions about why MBA sucks
Please don't do drugs and podcast together.
Kind request 🙏
When will Sir Ashwasth Damodran come on your show?
Man this podcast was really deep and great! ❤️💯
You must host flim maker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri .. for his meticulous research on the movie Kashmir files.this movie is based on kashmiri pandit mass genocide in 1990s it holds emotions of millions of kasmiri pandits who were ignored and had to live as refugees in their own country..this movie will tell their brutal story and give them a peice of justice...it's our duty as Indians to watch and promote this movie .
But this course cost 20 lakh rupees which is very big amount 🤑
24 LAKHS INCLUDING GST
Playing an engaging sport is meditation. You neither think about past not planning/worrying about future. You just want to win the next point
Ranveer, Ive been watching your podcasts for a while now... and I am really liking the "newer version of the ranveer show". Here's a suggestion, please do a podcast with PRAVEEN MOHAN he knows a lot about ancient indian history and technology. A fan of praveen tooo
Man You know what Bring In Anupam Mittal Man, You are missing on a hell lot of content man. Awaited to watch him grace your space.
Saved to for later, usually this deep and insightful conversation have stuff that are understood over long period of time. ❤️
You ranveer and the team with all your guests are creating a vision for future for all of us. Keep getting guests who have such perspective on life.
Pratam - MBA is Dead
Also Pratam - Please pay 20Lakh and join my B school for MBA
Wow *-*
So MBA is dead, unless u do it from lovely proff uni 2.0 so richie rich can buy his new mansion
One thing to say: it is not dead.
As a UPenn student, and I totally agree with every word Pratham said.
gained too much knowledge thanks for this podcast
I saw the fees of his course, it's 2 times than MBA
Meanwhile middle class - Rehne de bhai 🙂🙏🏻
Nice to hear about self learning but. There is not a single company in India who gives you a job on the basis of your self learning.. They want that piece shit of paper called degree from so called well known Institute.. 🙁🙁
When you start achieving things in life, people start listening to you. It doesn't matter how messed up your life was! After overcoming all those hurdles when you become successful people start admiring you. Mba is all about knowing yourself in a better way & it makes you more aware of your surroundings. People motivate you to do different things. But the question is! Do you really want to do that thing? Will that thing make you and your life happy?. Our lives are surrounded by people and 90% of decisions in our life which we make are mostly dependent on our surroundings. If we know how to control our emotions and take independent decisions in life, our life will be happy.
Ranveer I love your work and the way you are filling the information gap is commendable.
Great thumbnail! You are 100% correct!! An MBA implies wanting a job in middle management or executive administration in someone else’s company. It’s 2022. Those days are over. Those jobs are dead and dying. MBA is not a skill, it’s a status symbol that no one cares about anymore. You would be more valuable after a 6 week coding or app building course. We’re not paying for opinions or attendees at the weekly meetings anymore. Hard skills only going forward. Save your money and learn something you can do instead of hoping to become some rich man’s glorified employee. That’s over with
Now coders are becoming ceo s in startups if you are from top notch clg or doing good in your coding field.. So yeah these things are somewhat killing mba
@@dakshdhingra2221 please again read my comment... Not talking about tech giants.. I am talking about small startups which is related to IT sectors and mainly open their company in Delhi NCR and Bangalore.. They usually go with IT sector well experienced candidate as they have personal experience in those field and take less salary compared to mba students...
@@alankritsrivastava99 and 90% of those fail in just 5 years...atleast have a back before diving into business...
MBA teaches you how to work in a stressful environment. Coding and all is way too much overhyped.
Mba form iim kozikode and from your neighbourhood college is different.
Top IIM grads averagely gets 30 lakhs CTC. Try coding from an NIT and it will take you 10 years to get their.
the lights are just like water(on pratham's side) and fire( on ranveer's side), their cloths are also symbolising the same thing......
deep thing
BRO I HAVE TO KEEP A WHOLE PLAYLIST OF UR PODCAST IN ORDER TO LISTEN THEM AFTER EXAMS
Haha enjoy!
Yeah we have boards next month 😐😄
@@BeerBiceps TY BRO
The first time I skipped when Ranveer was speaking. What a man pratham 💓
Very deep podcast, i am sure will open up things for me in the future, giving a different angle to what I think of education. ❤️
This conversation literally blew my mind..it's so knowledgeable and realistic..
Thank you ranveer..❣ you just changed my goals right now and I'll have to rethink it all again.
me also, which stage of life you are in right now. Let's have a conversation just for 30 minutes.
This episode for some reason was very peaceful compared to others.
His institute is not even AICTE recognized.
How can we beleive that he is a saint not a thug??
It highly beneficial for me as planning to pursue MBA from foreign.. Thnks men
I’m 18 and been. hustling since last 1 year. About to be a data analyst
May Lord Shiva bless you with all the good vibes, positive energy you spread out into the world. Happy Mahashivratri ❤️
You brighten my life in so many incredible ways. Thank you for Answering my every question I was in search of .. making me a better version of myself ❤️
Studied from Wharton, did a real MBA and then you talk about disruption in education industry. Stop being hypocrite man.
I'm glad that even in 2020 I used to love these entrepreneurial podcasts the most 🧘🏻♂️