Truth About IIT: Are IITs worth it?

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  @mohak_mangal · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @cosmos1749 · 3 years ago

  Being an NITian it hurts to see NIT getting ignored in such a way 🤧

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  @animemania99 · 3 years ago

  I am not an IIT student, I graduated from a normal college that people don&apos;t even know its name. But I worked so hard on my skills in coding now I am doing a job in Japan&apos;s IT sector and living a good life

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  @manav8101 · 2 years ago

  There’s a difference between people who are smart and who score better.

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  @sagarshah9122 · 3 years ago

  Factcheck <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bDiC3ICZdQ&amp;t=736">12:16</a> - Sundar pichai is not the founder of google, he’s the ceo

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  @aditya00078 · 3 years ago

  Mohak bhaiya I want to add something in third point of yours :-<br>Usually 2 years is required for IIT jee main and advance exam but nowadays due to the increase in competition and fomo , due to which Indian parents put their child in this race from class 7th or 8th that impacts the children emotional and social skill.

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  @ryanizanami · 3 years ago

  That &quot;Risks&quot; moment. I can relate. 🙂<br>Even though I&apos;m improving...

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  @rocky6588 · 3 years ago

  rather than considering jee as the only gateway to success people must consider as just a pathway to get into premier engineering colleges in India

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  @-radioactivity · 3 years ago

  IIT JEE Exan is easy but for students giving it in an age of 17-18 makes the game interesting as it involves problem solving techniques as well as IQ level. Doing these all in such an age makes it to 2nd hardest exam.

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  @iris27_08 · 3 years ago

  the hype around this examination is in the number of students appearing vs the number of seats in total, for a general category aspirant getting into an IIT is a big achievement because of the competition and this is the reason why i have a lot of admiration for those who are able to get through, but because 99.9% of us are not gonna be able to get into it so there&apos;s no sense of being depressed about it either, life can definitely be better for a person who didn&apos;t study in IIT than an IIT graduate, so we can be hopeful always!

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  @raj_0710 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bDiC3ICZdQ&amp;t=526">8:46</a> physics wallah module

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  @a.16.g · 3 years ago

  As an IIT Kanpur EE fresher, I&apos;m not convinced that IITs don&apos;t provide social and emotional skills to students. Yes, freshers coming into IITs are socially drained people, but over 4 years, the clubs, fests, and highest independence of any Indian college turn them into creative human beings. The exposure you get from CEOs, film stars, and scientists visiting the campus is incredible. Just some time ago, HC Verma sir Himself came to meet us. <br>The gender ratio is the only thing that hurts, though it has improved from like 10:1 to around 3.5:1 because of the female quota.

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