Indian Engineering News - Why It's So Rare?

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  Ankita Katdare

  Yeah, its very discouraging. I guess Indian students don't have much inspiration here. We all lead by example.
  In a batch of 80 students that pass out every year in our college in 10 different branches, we don't have a single project that could be implemented in real life. This is because the projects are either bought from the market or 4-5 different modules of projects are downloaded from the internet, combined and then submitted. So, they lack the potential of being successful if brought as a product in market.
  
  If engineering students don't make engineering news in India, who else will?
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  PraveenKumar Purushothaman

  Moreover, the students now-a-days lack creativity and they just need marks. I have a good friend of mine, who is really good in acads. Scores minimum 85% and has got the project from a project centre and didn't even mind to know what is in!
  
  No less to say about my professors. He's very particular about students solving the Unsolved / Unimplemented IEEE Papers and they are supposed to be the latest stuff. Students are not even able to understand what our syllabus is and will they be solving research stuffs, which are yet to be discovered and discontinued due to not enough efforts?
  
  Marking System in our college is also really funny. Those who are in the top 10 ranks in the acads will be scoring 200 / 200 in projects, blindly! What's happening with this kind of education system? My project was my own, each and every code typed manually by hand. The whole project is a concept of connecting the researchers and academicians. But end result was that, I didn't give the correct indentation (1" instead I gave 0.5") and alignment. Well, I don't want to explain for this atleast. They have reduced 5 marks for these two mistakes, and for my friend, who knows nothing, has got 200! 😔 Where is the education system going?
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  buzzparas

  @ankita..advancements are in full swing , the only factor is people are not revealing it out.
  
  iitian doesnt find it suitable place because of ego problem.
  private students doesnt have anything to share , because this thing hardly matters to them.
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  Ankita Katdare

  @buzz: May be you are right.
  

  iitian doesnt find it suitable place because of ego problem.

  What do you mean by this line?
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  Kaustubh Katdare

  buzzparas

  @ankita..advancements are in full swing , the only factor is people are not revealing it out.
  
  iitian doesnt find it suitable place because of ego problem.
  private students doesnt have anything to share , because this thing hardly matters to them.

  I doubt it. I also see problems with India's total dependence on IITs for engineering advancements. I've not heard any spectacular engineering news from any of the IITs for a while. I've already began believing that Indian Engineering is all about serving the foreign multinationals.
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  Saandeep Sreerambatla

  90 percent people are studying in IIT's because to get fat paying jobs , nothing else. So we cannot expect any engineering advancement!
  
  There are many dependencies, there is mistake of students no doubt about it! but here comes the dependency of
  1. Reservation System
  2. Education System
  3. *no risk good kid* society!
  
  I think I am going out of the way of the post, but the above said reasons are again the problems for any thing called advancements!
  
  a small example: If a middle class student want to try out of box (so called again) project, then he may or may not get good marks which effects his grade and his placement! so I never know where this head up though!
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  durga ch

  Irony.
  
  I just came across an article in newspaper which reads that a group of MECH students from JAIN university have built RC aircrafts , which can be dissembled to forma suitcase and then reassembled in less than 180secs !!. They are going to display the unique design at one of the Aero exhibitions in US and one of the judges is NASA.