According to Azad Chaiwala’s controversial theory, it is claimed that one can complete a 16-year education in just 8 months, specifically 4 years in 2 months. I have detailed the course modules in the comments, comparing them to the typical study content in Software Engineering. However, I find this marketing approach disappointing. By the way, a friend used the title “engineer” after completing the course, and I strongly disapprove of such actions by influencers. Individuals like him, and content of that nature, should be promptly prohibited.
India boasts Vivek Bindra, and we have Azad Chaiwala. While Vivek focuses on teaching MBA, our counterpart is guiding in the field of software engineering. Fortunately, we don’t have a similarly energetic youth who begins software engineering by taking loans, or perhaps such individuals haven’t been discovered yet. The search is on for a Sandeep Maheshwari from Pakistan.
I condemned this person the day he said, “don’t send daughters to universities.” In the pursuit of gaining more views, I observed this individual playing with emotions. It seems incredibly unrealistic and, frankly, foolish to assert that critical skills can be acquired in just two months. Such statements feel like an insult to all university graduate software developers and skilled individuals. Unfortunately, in their admiration for this, I haven’t seen any influencer speaking out against Azad, who is becoming more liberated.
