Does our degree determine our destiny?

Does our degree determine our destiny?

The famous dialogue of 3idots “agar tum ne engineering ki hai toh bank mae job ku karte  ho” I not only think but I believe that it is not only contradictory but misleading as well. Let me fist explain what I have understood by studying engineering for four years, Engineering is basically the practical implementation of science and technology in industry, commerce and in everyday life etc, however we can apply our engineering skills into our social life too and this branch of engineering is called social engineering, what actually the social engineering means is to improve your way of talking, thinking, enhance your dressing sense and grooming yourself to the fullest and most importantly it is all about how do you present yourself in front of others so as to please them and there is a huge scope of social engineering into our social life fortunately there is no need of a degree or a diploma to be a good social engineering, to learn social engineering all you need is to think and think positively and differently and in the contemporary society your social engineering skills is the fact which determines your tendency of how much success you will get in a business or in a job. Let us come back to the main topic in short it is not necessarily imperative to pick up a job in engineering if you have study engineering, it is even better if you create or devise something new in any field, the need of the hour is entrepreneurship means to start a business and provide jobs to others and obviously to yourself. There are some great people from whom we can get motivated and inspire ourselves and start thinking differently, if we see the work of de-Broglie  he has solved the then mind rendering and mysterious puzzle of dual nature of light in physics however he has done MA in History and there are many other great scientist and engineers who have done tremendous work in science and technology but they never have graduated  from any engineering college the famous examples of such personalities are Steve Jobs (co-founder of Apple) and Bill Gates(founder of Microsoft) and they are providing jobs to millions of engineers from top most colleges and universities  what actually they have done is that they have thought differently and creatively.  However there are some people who actually being a graduate in engineering have done excellent work in art, sports (VVS Lakashman, Anil Kumble and Rahul Dravid), Acting, Literature (Chaten Bagat writer of 5point someone and five other novels Graduated from IIT delhi) etc. so whatever graduate you are it is not mandatory for you to stick to the same field of disinterest but life is all about chances so take some chances in your field of interest but remember one thing what you have do is to think and to think differently. Spatially people living in Indian subcontinent have tremendous potential but there potential is not properly used in India rather all the Big Doctors and Engineers from AIMS and IITS are drained to western countries which is killing such a developing nation. So no matter what you have studied and what job you are in you have to bring innovation and engineering into your thinking.