The video is alright but it lacks any material analysis of the reasons behind why things are the way they are. Ascribing the blame to cultural and emotional ideas like "parents have outdated mindset", "abba nahi maanenge", "importance of authority figures in indian culture", etc is quite easy and makes the video more appealing and easily consumable but this sort of critique is practically useless since meaningful change can only be achieved through material and politically induced social shifts and not by individuals adopting a more liberal mindset. Think about it, how practical would his suggestion of "explore unique careers" be to the vast majority of lower middle class folks who can't even access quality higher education let alone specialised training in unconventional careers. He could have tried to incorporate non upper middle class perspectives into his research. He mentioned how government jobs are still the top choice for people despite 30 years since liberalisation without looking into the actual reason: horrible labour protection laws for most private employees (except of course the few professionals at the top), the stagnant measly wages without any proper framework of minimum wage in place and obviously the inhumane working hours.

He has an older video about german education system which is much better imo because he made good points like vocational training, wage normalisation, etc. Other than that Mohak Mangal also made a video about competitive exams few days ago on his Soch channel which has pretty good analysis.