CGPA Doesn't Matter

CGPA will take you to the interview table. Skills will get you the job.

Very true. Love from India. I was suffering from low cgpa even after online classes. I had even attempted suicide 4 times because of my low attention span leading to lose cgpa. I am even suffering from ADHD. Recently I jumped from the 3rd floor roof of my building but I survived. After that I decided to switch my degree from engineering to business management. But I m living a happier life. I m even doing an internship at marketing and I am really happy with it.

This is so true, I got a gpa of 2.5 this semester but already earning more than 1 lak per month because of my excellent programming skills and my niche is Android development. Knowing that many big software houses don't even ask for degree. I'm quite happy with my skill set.

If a person having this much good CGPA is not functional in something specific at the time of interview, it doesn't mean that he's dumb. It's not that he failed rather the system failed. The academia focuses more on theory and less on practical implementation. The person having 2.36 was doing programming (practical implementation) for different clients. His practical experience was desired by this employer. I bet turn it the other way around and make them both guys go for an interview to some university for an entry level job in academia. There the guy with 3.94 would be more desired and functional. Since he would have much better command on the courses to be taught.

WTF bhai 3.94 cgpa in bs Softwaring and you don't know about software error

It is really really important to have skills before you get into any job! But bro, 3.94 isn't a joke at all. The one who studies all his four years of graduation isn't that much fool, the way you've showed us.

Well I'd like to point out a few things. First of all, what we all hear "CGPA doesn't matter at all", it's actually not true. The corrected statement should be, "CGPA isn't everything". So you see, both are quite different statements. You need a minimal of CGPA, that is what I think. Anything above a 3.3 is what I'd say a good cgpa. Then comes, 'ECA's' the hackathons you have participated or let's say the coding competitions you've won. That plays a vital role as well. So does, the proper utilization of time to get into the practical world. The person who got 3.94, I guess was a dumbfuck who only focused on his academics and the reason he didn't get the job. I guess he never got the proper guidance or had strict parents. But a cgpa as low as 2.36 won't define you a job even if you have an outstanding ECA. You need a minimal of CGPA, atleast for the first job.

We must focus on both sides CGPA and as well as skill set. Well I am professional Software Engineer better CGPA is a plus but you must build your skill set during study by watching online tutorials and doing some practical work which will help you during interview. Laraib Khan is a bright student but he doesn't know how to solve the task which means he only focus on studying rather than doing some practices or practical work. On other side Waleed Khalid focus on practical work and he has many clients so that is why he was able to solve the problem and get hired by the company. In my professional career no body ask me about my CGPA i have given a lot of interviews which doesn't mean CGPA is not important it is but do some practices which help you in practical task and study will help you answering some theoretical stuff questions.

Thats really true logo ka mindset kuch aisa hai ki apko sab aana chahiye but industry apko kitna aata hai vo nahi dekhti aap kaise tackle karte ho kya best strategy aap use kar sakte ho vo dekhti hai

The real thing is to maintain both CGPA and Your practical skills. Waheed as shown in the video, had 2.3 CGPA i guess, but with that he also had practical skills. Nor he had highest CGPA nor he became a master of Practical skills which he was acquiring. It's all about balance. He got skills, not so good, not so bad, he got CGPA not so good, not so bad. Your degree is a key 🗝 to your job. How you prove yourself to them is by your Skills. This video is giving absolutely right message. You should not allow your Study life to suck life out of you.

Nice facts good score only work in schools but skills is every thing

Well this video is partially correct...because their are some students who study only for marks not for the expriences.....this video is perfect example of this....In my class their are many students who are better in bookish language but they are not good in General Knowledge.....at the end I want to say that....this video teaches me that marks and knowledge both are important....not only marks or not only practical knowlege.... (3.94 GPA out from 4...I guess???)

Skills are most important than good CGPA....but CGPA is important as well.....so plz hardworking is compulsory for both CGPA and skills. .

I got 1 dead backlog 1st year ( cleared that sub) in 1st year now I'm in 4th year will i clear the eligibility criteria will dead backlogs matter in big companies like amazon sde, cisco , microsoft

a great message if you want to acquire a job in market focus on your skills also not only GPA or gold salver medal. in market the thing matter is your skills not GPA even i have seen a toper in market which worked under supervision of his backbencher while GPA matter in some major govt organization which have require 3+ GPA for there job

An amazing inspiration and motivation to be a back bencher !!!!

Well both the things are important, CGPA will bring you up and competent, while as your skill and knowledge will make your CGPA and career valid!

Allah mehnat ka phal hr ik ko deta ha ...as a muslim we should beleived in Allah ...laraib didnt get this job becuause Allah didnt want to...simple Allah have someother plans for him even more than that this job

This video is giving wrong message at all. The creator of this video has made it with no sense.

But if u want admission in some repotted University like ICAR for PhD u need a good CGPA otherwise u are not eligible or like PMRF Scholarship for Doing Phd or reasearch so there is different different criteria for different places like For topper also have a criteria I.e without NET exam clear u r enrolled for PhD and get scholarship amount plus HRA