Educational revolution - Need of time

15% of Google employees doesn’t have a degree, because our education system is outdated & could not prepare everyone to be best by teaching through the same pedagogy. It was built at the time of Industrial revolution, it was built to make that age sustainable but today at this point of time when the world is changing at much faster pace & machines/artificial intelligence is taking over every part of our world, it is consuming the need of man power & thus the required skill sets have changed, if you keep doing what others were doing 10 years back, you are already living the past and thus your success graph would be fading away.

“Being constant in respect of the growing world results downfall.”

Today, how many of us have smartphones, laptops, computers, gadgets & are using the same by last 5 years? Only about 3-4%, why? Because the technology is changing and outdating very soon, and we as a human being want to have an updated version. Peter Diamandis once said “There will be as many changes between 2016-22 due to exponential technology growth as between 1900-2000”. That is more than 2000%, and to deal with this rapid and fast evolving world, our education system should upgrade with the same rate. We are not at the age where there used to be a panditji finding the perfect bride/groom, we have upgraded to matrimonial sites/whatsapp groups to have more information easily & effectivily. We have updated ourselves to getting the real time location of trains/flights and not wasting hours & hours at station/airport waiting for it. We are out of the age where a common man didn’t got the chance to raise his voice and ask PM for the road between mountains to making any video, post or tweet going viral in no time & forcing govt or authorities to take immediate action. This is the age where pre-election rallies not only walk down to roads and blocks but also through the social/print/digital media. At this era of continuous change & innovation we are still running an old age traditional way of education thus increasing every year the unemployment, depression, suicides, frustrations & many more.

Deemed colleges are taking over universities, PGDM taking over traditional MBA, because the requirements are changing, now the criteria of hiring is not entirely based on academics but is more over based on the knowledge a candidate has gathered, whether he/she has the capability to understand the changing environment over time and do the best accordingly.

Thus, this traditional education system being born years back needs to change. It is the time that people from different grounds working on the development of education should stand together & create a curriculum not as per boards (CBSE, State, IB,etc) but autonomous working not only in building profile of a student just by academics, but it is also schools duty to find the uniqueness & strength of a child and groom those skills to be meritorious not the exam papers.

This would not only take out the pain from the child’s mind to run a rat-race to score 99% but we will be preparing their skills to survive at the coming time. A very important aspect of rise in unemployment in India is we are creating robots & teaching everyone same subjects, same course, same books, rather than giving them more specific idea about their strength & more of industry exposure.

A great dancer or singer or player doesn’t grow on trees or made over night, they are made by finding their talent & fuelling it with proper guidance, support & infrastructure to nurture. This should be the approach so that a student should know what he/she is doing. The age of being successful is decreasing, as life is offering too much, not only the opportunities but responsibilities as well, after getting hit by life it is very hard to standup & pursue what an individual is best at. At that point of time the question becomes of survival & not the success or following the passion, some do cross those boundaries by sacrificing a lot & make it to success but for others their talent goes deep inside the heart & responsibility takes over.

We, the educationists & the future makers should take a stand & change it for the betterment of India.

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Vishal Kumar Pandey

#educationneedschange

Shalini Sahu - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

It is very important to have a goal in our life. After thinking a lot I have decided my goal. I consulted many people who are successful in their career and found that to be successful the most important parameter is “Struggle”, without struggle it is nearly impossible to reach our goal. Some of the people I took opinion were my cousin brother, grandfather, aunt & Uncle.

I have decided to be a collector. I decided this because I always wanted to be in a job with power, government support & enough salary to live my life happily. I have started walking my path towards my goal. At first, I need to take Maths as a subject in class XI. After passing higher class I’ll go for IIT, for which I have started my preparation from now and next will be my post-graduation & then competitive exams to be cleared for being collector. I know it is not as easy as it looks I have to study very hard and smart for it. Also, I want to help the poor and to do as much as I could for my country.

With so much hope and strong will power, I have started my journey and being prepared for every obstacle that comes in my way, I also think I am ready to face any challenges. And when I succeed, I will guide younger generation also so that they will not make the same mistake as I did. Come what may It’s my life and my career and I’ll define it by myself.

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Shalini Sahu

Class – IX

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Rohan Nahar - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

I am Rohan Kumar Nahar, a student of class IX and I have aspiration to become an army officer or an IAS officer and to serve my country. If I ever get a chance to lay my life for India, I won’t hesitate for a moment. Today our country is in very bad condition in forms of poverty & social discrimination. Firstly our country should be free of corruption then only our country can progress in all the field of development. It is not that I want to go in a higher post and earn money for myself; I want to serve the best things to all my countrymen. And all I want to say that removing corruption from our nation would solve many problems and will make India as a world leader.

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Rohan Kumar Nahar

Class – IX

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Swayam - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

There is a dream every child has, everyone want to become a successful person but my dream is to become an Army Officer. I like this path because I want to do something for my country not for myself. This dream came in my life when I was 10 years old, I went to Lucknow and saw military troops training. My father told me about army & then from there I chose the path. The army men are always ready to die for honour & reputation. There are various oaths to be taken, they are ready to sacrifice their life for momentary reputation. There are different posts, battalion, etc in the army. They are ready to fight with the enemies without thinking about their family. They are the real heroes of our nation. I don’t have enough words to tell about my career but I will show you in the future.

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Swayam

Class – IX

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Yatnesh - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

My goal is to become a Forest Ranger. Many of the mysterious animals are now found and they need proper living, hunters are killing them just for commercial uses. They don’t know how precious the lives of animals are. When I heard about the large number of animals being killed, I changed my mind from becoming a soldier to Forest Ranger. Now-a-days climatic disasters are also killing animals. My parents are also proud of my career choice they also help animals. My belief in becoming Forest Ranger is so strong that no one can change my mind. My father also told me “I must believe in myself and then I will be unstoppable”. So I will try my best to become Forest Ranger.

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Yatnesh

Class – IX

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Ratan - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

Education is the first step to achieve success. This is the prolific words of my father. My father inspired me a lot to achieve my goal and to make my career smooth running. It was my father’s ambition to become an army officer, but unfortunately he was unable to achieve his goal, he always told me that before becoming or achieving my goal I must become a good man who is ever ready to help others. This gave me inspiration to become a social worker, so I decided to become a Naval Officer.  I know that to achieve this goal there are many obstacles, but no obstacle can stop a determined person. I am working very hard to achieve my goal. I’ll try my best and work till last.

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Ratan

Class - IX

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Davis S. Cherian - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

I want to pursue my career as a Father in the church for that I want to do engineering in CS Branch and after my completing of Bachelors of Engineering degree, I want to join the St. Thomas Orthodox theological seminary in Nagpur where there is 5 yrs of study as a Brother in the first four years and men as a deacon in the fifth year, different subjects are being taught there about our scripture “Bible”. After completing of the five year course I want to start my career as a priest and that to celibate priest and that too as a celebrity priest I.e; a priest who is a monk and has left all the worldly pleasures and set apart their life for Jesus Christ. One of the main saints of our orthodox church is St. Gregorios of Parumala who was a monk and his idol was St. Antony who was a great ascetic. St. Gregorio’s of Parumala in whole name the MGM school is made is one of our biggest role models to become a monk priest and afterwards as metropolitan of Calcutta diocese.

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Davis S. Cherian

Class – XII

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Ujjwal Kumar - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

My goals are clear of what to become and what to do. My name is Ujjawal kumar and I want to contribute my life for my country, I want to become a commander in a Paramilitary Force. First of all I will clear NDA my first step is it. Then I will go for higher studies and one day will come where my dream will come true. But this all need a lot of hard work and patience and confidence in itself. Beating those enemies who are threat for my country is an honour in itself. It is my childhood dream to do something for my country and I will do it. Opting such career which doesn’t offers guaranty at all looks like doing a big mistake but it is an honour.

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Ujjwal Kumar

Class – XII

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

MGM - 27 - CareerInnova - Innovating Opportunities

Everybody dreams about their career at an early age. It is very important for a teenager to decide his/her career perfectly. Career can be decided by judging one’s passion and ability, intelligence etc. a wrong career can destroy a whole life of an individual.

In my case, I want to become a software engineer. I have chosen my career in technical field. I had taken Maths +Computer science. In class 11^th and ambition is to get admission in the most famous colleges of engineering in India like NIT’s & IIT’s, etc.

A good college can make a career good and also make our future bright. It also helps us to get jobs in good companies one can also try for government jobs.

In today’s life one has identify only with their career and how much they earn and the way they live their life.

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Roll no – 27

Class – XII

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova

Shefali - Careerinnova - innovating opportunities

My main ambition is to become a software engineer. I want to make my career in the field of computer science as there are so many fields in it and now-a-days there are more demand of computer students. If I would not become a good software engineer then I would make my career in games, because I love to play games and developing/making a game is much more interesting and exciting.

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Shefali

XII –

MGM SSSS-6

#careerinnova