Indian education is so poor, why can Indian ceo rule Silicon Valley?

Indians are quietly occupying Silicon Valley. Indian elites are pouring into the fields of management, technology and computer in Silicon Valley. Among the top 500 companies in the United States, many CEOs of multinational companies have become Indians. For example, enter Google's grand pizza. Satya Nandra in charge of Microsoft; Indra Krishnamos, leading Pepsi; Sandru, the head of Android system. On the one hand, it is messy, on the other hand, it is a gathering of elites. What happened to Indian education? India has a poor education gap and is a very extreme country. They are not ranked by wealth like other countries in the world, but by surnames. Indians are divided into four castes, and Dalits have no surnames.

In India, the gap between public schools and private schools is bigger than the Mariana Trench. India is a public school where people create illiteracy, and education is actually compulsory. Children aged 6- 14 can enjoy 8 years of free education. However, the enrollment rate in India is extremely low and the illiteracy rate is extremely high. Compared with public schools, private schools in India. When you get to know private schools in India, you will find that they are nothing like schools in the same country. Sometimes there is only a window between heaven and hell. India has been colonized by Britain for a long time, so their private schools are very successful in taking the elite education route!

Private schools are expensive and the entrance examinations are strict. Although the government has given some places to poor students, the cost of extracurricular activities is as high as that of poor students. Private schools in India are integrated into teaching from kindergarten to high school. Therefore, the competition for choosing schools in India is quite fierce. After paying full attention to personality development and cultivating students' quality, the end point of Indian education is still examination. Just like the sky in South Korea, India has a belief in the hearts of all Indians: Indian Institute of Technology. India has a large population. In 20 17, the number of Indian Institute of Technology applicants (20% of the candidates passed the exam) reached 1 18000, but only 1000 people were recruited.

The fierce competition is really a headache. This exam is equivalent to the college entrance examination, and the level is higher. There is an Indian proverb: First-class students go to Indian Institute of Technology, and second-class students go to MIT. Basic education has created a large number of Indian elites who respect students' individuality, pay attention to quality and exam-oriented education. Their elite education model does have its advantages. It is precisely because of this that the talents from India are almost the top in the world, so they will go to Silicon Valley, the world's top technology.