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Thankfully, most hackernews users don't live in India where that applies due to the large diploma mill churning problems they have as well as cheating at the un
by smet56 11y ago
Thankfully, most hackernews users don't live in India where that applies due to the large diploma mill churning problems they have as well as cheating at the university level.
Sure, it'll help if your parents were rich enough to give you a good chance of going to the Ivies in the states but you can easily do well in the states without purchasing a brand name for your resume. Might be mildly more difficult (more internships!).
- kamaal 11y ago>>most hackernews users don't live in India where that applies due to the large diploma mill churning problems they have as well as cheating at the university level. Sorry to let you know but you don't have 'large diploma mill churning' or 'cheating at the university level' in India. In general, the situation is same as in US. Alumni connections will take you places your hardwork won't take you in the next 7 lives. Same in India, same in the US. I hope we could all graduate from coursera and be considered the same as people from Stanford. In reality, University education has very little to do with 'education', its a membership to a club that takes care of you all your life.