Chinese Universities are not the gold standard for R&D innovation in Science and Tech. But the ranking looks fair. West>>>>>China>India>>>>Rest of South Asia
Any university in top 100 is already gold standard.
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Chinese Universities are not the gold standard for R&D innovation in Science and Tech. But the ranking looks fair. West>>>>>China>India>>>>Rest of South Asia
Yet Indians do figure in high positions in almost all the Fortune 500 companies.
Our universities might lack in infrastructure, but not in quality of brains.
Any university in top 100 is already gold standard.
Chinese Universities are not the gold standard for R&D innovation in Science and Tech. But the ranking looks fair. West>>>>>China>India>>>>Rest of South Asia
Rising up the management ranks is more about political, management and presentation skills than technical skills. I am not devaluing those skills, but they are a different set of skills than technical ability.
In the Anglo West, Indians tend to be better at management politics than are most East Asians. Amongst Chinese, HKers and Taiwanese tend to be better than mainlanders. This may reflect their level of comfort with English.
Sorry to burst the bubble,every country has talent and putting one country better in one field while it being bad at rest doesn't suffice, it goes for the rest of world.
As i know both Indians and Chinese have the same talent pool.That is why you frequently hear Obama ranting, China and India will overtake us and urges his country youngsters to take up more science subjects.
Read my post again.
Rising up management ranks is all about schmoozing, and people who are more comfortable with English and Western culture will do better than those who aren't.
Yes, you will get the occasional technical genius who rises purely because of their technical ability, but the vast majority of people on the management ladder are using their political skills.
That's why many technical companies have an explicit technical ladder alongside the management ladder, so that techies without the political skills can rise up that parallel ladder, albeit not management related.
Four IITs are in the top 100 Engineering and Technology faculty in the world, thats pretty impressive for a developing country.
For example there are only 3 Chinese universities which are ranked higher than IIT Delhi, IIT Mumbai and IIT Madras. Thats not bad at all, for a country with economy 4 times smaller than China's.
Tshingua University= 12
Shanghai Jia Tong= 35
Peking= 38
IIT Delhi= 52
IIT Mumbai= 56
IIT Madras= 66
LOL, what a retarded rationale. University caters to the size of the population, not the size of the economy. Don't find excuse for your lousy IITs.
Your argument about ruthless great white shark in management is propagated by the west according to their logic,
Yet Indians do figure in high positions in almost all the Fortune 500 companies.
Our universities might lack in infrastructure, but not in quality of brains.
You do realise only 3 Chinese universities are ahead of IITs? So if the IITs are lousy what does that make the rest of the Chinese universities
You are not too bright, aren't you? First, you didn't know university caters to the size of population, not the size of economy. Now, you are confusing sub-ranking of engineering department with university ranking.
Another reason why Chinese university are ranked higher than Indian's
As I said earlier, IITs are not Universities, they should be seen as and compared with Engineering and Technology faculty, cause thats what they are.
Whether you like it or not, only 3 Chinese universities are ahead of IIT Delhi, Mumbai and Madras in Engineering and Technology, and thats a fact you can't deny. So if IITs are lousy rest of the Chinese universties ranked below IITs are as good as shyte holes.
And what do you mean by university caters to the size of the population and not size of the economy? How come universities from countries with tiny population like Australia, Canada, Uk, Singapore, Japan do better than world's most populous country China? Research facilities and funding, infrastructure, faculty,all need a robust economy.
And avoid personal attacks. Just so you know I have done my Bachelors, Masters and PhD from universities which are consistently ranked in Top 50 of the world. Going by your retarded logic am quite sure you are a product of some shitty Chinese university which no has probably even heard of.
As I said earlier, IITs are not Universities, they should be seen as and compared with Engineering and Technology faculty, cause thats what they are.
Whether you like it or not, only 3 Chinese universities are ahead of IIT Delhi, Mumbai and Madras in Engineering and Technology, and thats a fact you can't deny. So if IITs are lousy rest of the Chinese universties ranked below IITs are as good as shyte holes.
And what do you mean by university caters to the size of the population and not size of the economy? How come universities from countries with tiny population like Australia, Canada, Uk, Singapore, Japan do better than world's most populous country China? Research facilities and funding, infrastructure, faculty,all need a robust economy.
And avoid personal attacks. Just so you know I have done my Bachelors, Masters and PhD from universities which are consistently ranked in Top 50 of the world. Going by your retarded logic am quite sure you are a product of some shitty Chinese university which no has probably even heard of.
Götterdämmerung;4761772 said:But you can't compare a university that has 20 or more faculties with a college with just on or two faculties. It's like comparing an apple and a banana, which both are fruits and nothing else in common.
Besides that, a functional economy and society needs more than a few faculties that are doing well. It's easier to prop up a few faculties than to run a university successfully with dozens of faculties.
All India has are those few faculties for 1.2 billon people, while other countries have a dozens of university provinding a diverse education stretching from fine arts to astrophysics.