Why are Indian science and engineering students welcomed by developed countries in the world?

1. Indian universities have provided better engineers for the world. Nowadays, the global competition for scientific and technological talents is intensifying, and India is a hot market. The rise of Indian scientists and technicians in the IT industry is obvious to all. For example, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) has provided better engineers for the world.

Second, Indian science and engineering students have a high foundation in mathematics. India is a magical country. Today, India occupies a very large share in the world information technology field. Indian science and engineering students have high mathematical ability, but why? The main reason is that India is suitable for the technology industry to train high-level human resources.

Third, Indian science and engineering students are highly competitive. In recent years, India's scientific and technological human resources have increasingly appeared in multinational companies and research institutions around the world. In the United States, Indian scientists and technicians account for more than 30% of NASA scientists and 60-70% of IT company executives. Satya Nadella is also from India. On February 20 14, he became the third CEO of Microsoft in the United States. "India's scientific and technological talents are excellent", which seems to have become a common cognition in the world. Global IT companies are facing fierce competition from Indian science and engineering students.

Fourth, Indian science and engineering students are internationally renowned. Among the internationally renowned science students in India, the national university with the highest score is Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). At the job fairs in colleges and universities, the extraordinary performance of Indian science and engineering students is obvious. Top companies from all over the world came to India to look for Indian science and engineering students with high salaries. It is said that in 20 13 years, Oracle Bone Inscriptions provided an annual salary of 130,000 rupees (about120,000 US dollars) to Indian Institute of Technology students. In addition, companies such as Google and Samsung offer an annual salary of more than $90,000. Similarly, in order to clarify their future employment intentions, many international enterprises have also provided various kinds of support to Indian science and engineering students who are still studying. A Japanese company even set up cafes near some Indian institutes of technology as a negotiation place for Japanese companies to recruit Indian science and engineering students.

5. Why is Indian Institute of Technology stronger? The following is an example of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in the Indian Institute of Technology.

1 and 1947, after India left Britain, "science and technology education" was regarded as the key development direction of universities in this country.

2. 195 1 year, India established the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) with reference to the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States.

3. Today, IIT has 16 campuses operating all over India.

4. Indian students, after being hired by Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), can choose a campus from the above 16 campus according to the entrance examination results. The "Delhi Campus" in the Indian capital New Delhi is very popular with Indian students.

5.20 13 years, the competition rate of IIT senior high school entrance examination is about 140 times. Students who drop out of IIT can go to MIT.

6. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) not only has high standards in the choice of schools. Moreover, the norms during school study are equally high. Indian students will have a lot of jobs and exams after entering school. In learning, college students are required to "study and apply more deeply according to the teaching content" rather than "study according to the curriculum". Therefore, college students must strengthen their independent study after class. The competition in the exam is particularly fierce, because every exam will make the results published and ranked.