Why do many scientists, experts prefer abroad countries other than India? Is it because of lack of opportunities and recognition here?
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Student Expert
6th Aug, 2019
hi!
Well, firstly it is the quality of education available in India (not just India, but even countries like China or East Europe / Africa). Language is an important part of communication, which unfortunately is rather poor in developing countries. Furthermore, India has never found research to be an important component of it's national policy. I hear the share of research in the GDP is rather low.
Quality and standards in such countries tend to be very low, so you either have very brilliant students who have mastered such subjects (like those from IITs) because the resources available are limited or you have highly 'qualified' graduates who have trouble expressing their ideas in simple understandable English.
So, it's probably a top-down thing and folks such as yourself should keep standards at your level higher, if you don't receive support I guess.
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