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#IndianInstituteofTechnology #IIT A correction has been made. This broadcast stated that IIT Madras requires 432 credits for graduation. IIT Madras strongly requires students to commit to 50-60 hours of compulsory study per week, including research and assignments outside of the classroom. This is a unique system unique to the Madras campus, and some have pointed out that it is difficult to directly compare it with other universities. However, this broadcast compared it with other universities, stating, "The required credits for graduation are also three times higher than ours, at 432 credits." This has been corrected thanks to viewer feedback. Our reporting was insufficient. We recognize that insufficient reporting can lead to incorrect conclusions. We have been able to improve through viewer feedback, and we thank you for this. We are also carefully reading all of your valuable viewer reviews and comments. We will consider your diverse and insightful opinions to create even better programs. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you again for your interest and feedback. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional Note. For your information, IIT Madras Dean Shivakumar further explained the 432-credit system via email: We introduced this system in 2015. In addition to requiring students to complete mandatory coursework, we also encourage students to engage in more research by increasing project-based courses and encourage them to pursue their own interests and topics of interest outside of their 60-hour weekly schedule. Furthermore, we focused on the Indian Institute of Technology because we wanted to show how India is fostering engineering-focused talent, how these individuals are creating new trends in the Indian economy and society, and how this is driving India's rise in the global economy. We will continue to cover these larger trends and changes in future coverage. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Can India become a global powerhouse through Indian geniuses? In 2023, it's no exaggeration to say that people of Indian descent are dominating the global landscape. This is because Indians, including British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, are prominent in politics and industry around the world. In particular, Indians are making a name for themselves in Silicon Valley, holding CEO positions at global IT companies like Google, Microsoft, and Adobe. Behind India's global leadership lies a vast pool of human resources, often referred to as "Indian geniuses." So, who are these "Indian geniuses," and how are they born? India's development has been driven by the technological elite nurtured at the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). Therefore, becoming an "engineer" and enrolling in an IIT has become the most reliable and equitable path to success in India. The "Documentary Insight" team closely covered the campus life of IIT, where the brightest Indian geniuses gather among 1.4 billion people; Kota, the world's largest cram school district where students prepare for the IIT entrance exam, considered the world's toughest; and a towel factory village where people help each other and dream of turning their lives around. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #Indian Institute of Technology #IIT Can India become the world's greatest power through 'Indian geniuses'? In 2023, we would say that India is now leading the world because Indians, including British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, are in politics and industry around the world. In particular, Indians stand out in Silicon Valley, taking the CEO position in global IT companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Adobe. Behind India's leadership in the IT industry, there are huge human resources called the "Indian Geniuses." So who are the 'Indian Geniuses' and how are they born? In India, elite engineers raised by the most prestigious university, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), have led the country's development. Therefore, becoming an 'engineer' and entering IIT is also the most reliable and fair means of success in India. The "Docu Insight" team covered closely IIT's campus life of the smartest Indian geniuses out of 1.4 billion Kota City, the world's largest city of coaching institutes for the IIT entrance exam, which is the most difficult entrance exam in the world the towel factory village where people help each other to reverse their life