I went to graduate school at MIT in the USA to study engineering. Quite a high percentage of fellow graduate students were from India. I asked them (perhaps patronizingly) if they were the very best students in India. One of them replied (and I still wonder if they were joking with me) that they came to MIT because they had failed to get into IIT.
Yk it's easy going to mit if you can pay the cost of living and tution fee ! Thats all ! People here prepare for 2 to 3 years 8-10 hr a day for jee mains still there no guarantee that you will get good rank, everyone is preparing for it with same intensity !
I'm pretty sure that must have been a joke. But at the undergraduate level IITs certainly do offer one of world's best bachelor's programs in terms of quality of education.
@mayank jain reservation at the worst may block a portion of govt jobs, but if the system actually encouraged people they might find employment in the private sector too you know. (Stop blaming reservation for shitty education standards. Reservation is not the reason govt schools are sub standard or our colleges are not of world class level)
Interesting you say this... true but it’s also not that bad. Having studied in the UK and seeing where firms are investing their money in, they’re leaving the UK (almost all the engineering firms have moved their R&D to Europe and Asia), and they’re building campuses in India. In time, we’ll be near the top hopefully
Students be like • Before the exam: "I have to solve everything in this world, learn every formula and have to know every angle from which I can solve a problem." • After passing the exam some years later (when the student see the question again): "Did I solve this kind of outrageous problems?-I might have been a genius "
They are the best because there is a huge amount of money being funded by the students as well as the government. IITs is for the one who is not rich enough to study in MIT, HARVARD, etc.
@@RandomGuy-vq3gd If you can't afford MIT/Harvard, and you still get in , you won't have to pay a cent as they are need-blind schools. They'll even pay for your room/board/personal expenses
Math questions be like: *If the train is going at 1 million miles per hour and Sam has 8.24 million apples at the airport find the name of Tom's girlfriend's cousin's dog.*
Computer engineering is more hardware than software. So you would need to have a bit of a clue of physics (and that would kinda bring in a little chemistry)
I always wanted to be in an IIT. it was like a dream for me since childhood. for those who says it's difficult. i studied 4 hours everyday. and today i m in IIT working as a librarian. nothing is impossible.. oh yeah !! i didn't clear the exam !!!
I always pray to God that Indians Parents should understand that if your child is scoring 95%in Boards then he is not a brilliant child for Jee.😂He can score 40/300 in JEE.😁
and vice versa is also true ..just because ur kid got a rank in JEE doesnt mean that ur kid is a "genius" . Maybe he had the capacity to slog more than others and that's about it .
scoring is not life man , life is about creating : as a theoretical physicist taking all the time in the world and creating the theory of the universe .. Being curious !!
On the first day of my Maths class my teacher tried to explain me the question from JEE. That day i left my class. And became doctor. Edit: Thank you all, this is the highest number of likes I've ever got!!!
Fun fact - i graduated from IIT DELHI(cleared jee advanced with AIR 121 in 2016) years ago and let me inform you all even I agree on the fact that our education system is not good , it focus on the kids with good memory power rather than the one's who are real genius .... Even after I studied 14 - 16 hours a day and even cleared the examination i was still not satisfied enough cuz we had to study more after getting in college...
You should have left the country to pursue a course in a better international university. These iits don't even come closer to the international rankings of universities like Cambridge, Princeton etc.
dude we all know there is biasness at some point if not iits are pinacle. my friend undergrad from iit rorrkee and masters from madras iit nd phd in astrophysics from mit, he is there for 2 years now and when we talk he says definitely preparing during 12th for iits was much harder for him than in mit@@ramijkhan9038
My dad went to IIT. He told me one of the greatest accomplishments in his life was coming from a small village and getting into the same school as people with millions of rupees, who had access to so much more.
My relationship with my father has changed ever since I couldnt crack the JEE. He had cracked it in his time with an AIR under 400. He has practically disowned me. It's not a sarcastic post. I suffer from depression now
You don't need such parent!! :-) Earn little money BUT NEVER LOSE YOUR SELF RESPECT AND YOUR DREAMS just cuz some one expects some other shit from you!!
I understand it's a cultural thing but the purpose of your life is not to please others. It's your life. Your happiness shouldn't rest on what your father thinks of you because he shouldn't be disowning you for something so trivial in the first place. Find something you like and get good at it, whether it's through formal education or not. Prove yourself to YOURSELF, not anyone else. The best advice I ever got was 'make sure to give 100% in those things you can control and don't stress about those you can't because they're beyond your control anyway'. If you studied and gave your best then you've already done your duty. Test scores aren't always a good indicator of how much we know and definitely not a good indicator of what we're capable of!
Don't ever let your self worth be governed by your parents or anyone. If he has practically disowned you, he has a) failed as a father 2) failed as a human being c) failed to understand that his son isn't a fucking carbon copy of his own ego. He should love you as a son, not a bloody trophy to show off to his mates. Go live your life man, find your own path and disown him if he feels that way.
The disadvantage of studying in high population regions is the intense competition between candidates. Students who are not living in east or south Asia are so lucky. Tibee, you should be proud of yourself. It is the best video ever.
@@JitendraSonwani you people support reservation because it benefits you while we have to suffer. I have got 85% in jee, if not for reservation the cut off for general would be lower. All my hard work wasted and undeserving people getting admission.
@@shresthverma2542 Yeah same here bro this year I got 96 marks in jee advanced and qualified jee advanced but I know I won't get a seat in any iit, not even in the B.Sc courses, because I am a general category student😢
6:54 are the golden words ...Indians are trained to be competitive and stressed minded...our study pattern don't give us chances to be creative. It's all about who can beat whom in terms of memory power and pattern learning questions... There is no value for Imaginative minds, which really matters for true learning of a subject and discoveries or inventions
@Wase not logical but imagination... Physics and chemistry are indeed more logical and need concepts but in biology you need to imagine all those organs in an animal... You don't know... Try to read 11th biology.. then you better understand...
Here students are subjected to stressful environment in the name of JEE.Also other exams are memory based.We thought this system is only in India.But now realized that this is in all over the world.
@Saransh Soni Don't think you are any less than others if you can't solve some questions. That isn't intelligence. Find something where you are best at and it's sorted.
@@studyhelp1965 MIT is better in terms of innovative education but in terms of quality/standard of education or the depth of learning....IITs are light years ahead.
Nobody seems to have watched this video till the end. Half the people are comparing JEE with UPSC others are arguing how JEE is superior. The professor in the end and also the one on skype is explaining why JEE kind of exams do not prepare students for real world and this was the case in England decades ago and they removed these sort of examinations. It's worrying that people are celebrating the toughness of JEE rather than looking at the truth.
Well I have my JEE exam in 12 days. I’m so tensed for my performance and Was watching YT to help it. And I felt somewhere preparing for JEE I lost the passion and happiness I had doing Physics and Mathematics in and before 10th std. and it’s like I’m being moulded into being a semi-skilled high pay labour than being someone who’d contribute to science the way Einstein,Dirac, Feynman and hawking did. It’s a matter of prestige in India to get into IIT and is wrecking so many talents of India. Just wanted to share my burden of heart.
People like to quote Sundar Pichai (CEO of Google) as an IITian. But many don't know he was a student of "Metallurgy" not CS. It was essentially his MBA.
Then also sundar doesn’t mention more about his MBA college he always talk about IIT because he know there are gems who are studing in IITs who are making IIT IIT not who are becoming IITians because of IIT
@@sidharathangurana6891 bro engineering is totally different from management it's his management skills which made him CEO not his IIT metallurgy course. You can see many Ceo's in the world did a management course in top b school's and most of them are not from IIT (iam talking about ceo's from india)
Harsh Upadhyay Indian parents do that. They’ll cool down eventually, its just that they can’t contain there ambition and dreams and weigh the weight down to there children.
Dude do whatever your heart says not parents! Don't regret doing engineering in future so it's better to study hard in economics and then prove to your parents why you chose it
This video provides an extraordinary insight into indian education system. Sometimes an outsider's opinion is what is required to look through our own flaws.
Views of those who never had problems similar to yours, never experienced similar circumstances , never chased the competition at your level , never faced the reality of your life , never faced your economic hardships but still consider themselves "experts of your problems" won't help you .
@@omshree2448 it won't help you either to be stupid and sentimental. Outsiders who didn't have to face all the hardships are the ones with no bias and I said sometimes their opinion is most important. I will give an example. Sati was abolished by British but not by the people who faced problems. Have a good day
Funny fact: I am in IIT Delhi BUT I still don't like my college as I have no time left to do other things I like and the pressure of poor grades still perceives and troubles me nights before the exams...
Only having good research people and professors can't get you to top 100... They have to teach their students in such a way that even their undergraduates can generate output
@Dipshika Pal it's not knowledge. It's just your memory. People having good memory with no distraction in life can get through this exam! Some people write for pride while some write for getting jobs very few write it to serve people. If they really want to serve people, they can't do coz of shitty political parties in the country. IAS stands for I Agree Sir. 😂
Professor Barry Hughes, the elderly Mathematician, spoke so clearly with such patience. Must have been a treat to attend his lectures. Anyway, he had such a well-balanced review of the exam. It's important to understand the concepts beyond just the need for competitive exams. You lose out a lot in the real world otherwise.
He's not talking about the real world. I don't know why you bots cannot comprehend any criticism other than lacking "practicality". He's saying they're bad for testing theoretical scientific aptitude as well.
Chinese and Indians think they are the smartest in the world and they are more inclined to set their exams towards tricky questions to showcase how smart they are with questions that were in fact conjured up by the westerners. Lol. And believe me, Chinese and Indians are not the brightest because their top scorers in these exams can hardly come up with such questions or solve these questions by themselves without coaching. What is the point? Made in China and made in India don't inspire much confidence and isn't this telling? 😅
I agree with all of the professors . The exam is not very appropriate for selecting students for engineering and science programs. But the population of India is so high that there is no other way. If you look at old IITJEE papers that used to be subjective then you might find them more appropriate but at that time the number of students giving that exam was very less. Also JEE is only to differentiate hard working students who can withstand the immense pressure of not only its exam but also its preparation , from others
That seems to be exactly the reason for what this exam is. It may be inappropriate as a selection tool for future researchers--and I agree with this view--but what other way can you devise to select from a huge population of people the few to fill the limited number of seats at the university? Making the exam extremely difficult seems to be the only solution. As someone from a different culture, where education is not viewed so much as a competition, I feel bad for all the teenagers that have to sacrifice their youth grinding for this exam.
@@noname_whatsoever yeah and after preparing and giving these 'competitive exams' , the real will to learn and perform just vanishes and the child just becomes a machine of this world
This mental barrier looks as artificial as any of a kind yes. I wonder how this exam look twenty or fifty years ago. Its hard too believe they start like this, feels at some point they just got sick of picking able students appropriately and came up with this automation.
@@XYZ-MORNINGSTARisro engineer are from iist and normal colleges and satya nadalla is from mit manipal and Mukesh Ambani did graduation from normal College
@@kushmaurya373 lol mits and the caltechs which are supposedlt much easier to get into have a way way higher number of nobel laruates, etnerprenreus and leaders than the iits
Hello there ....I am an IITian .....I just passed The jee advance with AIR 283 .....it's just the same as KDD said in the comments below ........JEE IS AN EXAM OF ELIMINATION NOT OF SELECTION ..
As non-Indian, I just am watching all the Indian "how hard and amazing it is" type comments. Man, they tried to explain how it is NOT good to judge students Only based on this type of capabilities.
Even if Indian students do get the point...it doesn't change the fact that they will face family & society's pressure to be an academic achiever. So the only thing left for them is to push along in the rat race because the second option was never presented to them.
@@mortred4144 no no my figure is right. IIT exam has ha havoc even in India. 70% of the common student do not apply as they think it would be waste of the exam fee...Actually it takes 4 years of hard study , usually 16 hours a day
@@mortred4144 They don't use our 10 base in India. To us Westerns, it means: 356,000. We say three hundred fifty six thousand. They say three lakhs fifty six thousand.
@Gauri Pawar hey dont get misguided by anyone. If you are thinking i will get lakhs crore package and live a fairyland life in IITs then you will be shocked once you enter here. But IITs are very flexible in their curriculum. You can get to learn different courses like Humanities or other branch courses easily.( T&C applied). The exposure and competitive environment you'll get here is unmatched. It will bring out the best from you. The brand and alumni network is very strong. So you will always have valuable guidance from alumnis in terms of career choices.
I am from IIT and I think the analysis is spot on, especially by the old math professor with the moustach (I wish I knew his name). JEE exam pattern is biased towards students who are "smart", have access to exam training and perform well under pressure, and not necessarily those who have high scientific creativity or aptitude. This is very much evident by the fact that IIT's produce very little quality research ( IISC's fare a lot better here), but it produces a lot of good business leaders and entrepreneurs.
Bcz selection process is not only based on Ur knowledge,but on Ur personality too,out of 6-7 lakhs 900 are selected ,less than 1 % selection,making it toughest exam of INDIA
@@varungumma6751 nobody: Absolutely nobody: *literel silence* UPSC aspirant:It iS tHE hArDEsT ExAm oF India (i mean whyy this a jee related video why you all so upto to prove that upsc is difficult i mean of course it is but what is the point of it to say its the hardest exam everywhere and yes it is the hardest exam aren't you supposed to be studying??)
Nd I am an upsc aspirant that's why I am saying,upsc is poison for those who don't clear ,those who clear it's heaven,same is life ,if u can sustain it's heaven else life is hell too
Now this is the ULTIMATE HARSHEST truth...the scheduled castes and scheduled Tribes get all the fun using the quota but this IS UNFAIR 😭 Edit:To all those fighting in the reply section , Let me tell you that they have MISUSED their power. Hence,to all the fellow readers, please don't scroll down and read since it will be nothing but wastage of TIME
@@swapankumarghosh2679... MY DEAR INDIAN FELLOW, Read Dr ambedkar if u wanna know the definition of UNFAIR... Talk to those people who are still not allowed to enter a temple, people who are cleanin your gutters for no perticular reason, IF U REALLY WANNA KNOW WHATS CALLED UNFAIR.. AUR JAB TAK YE SAB NAHI KRTA, TAB TAK KISI BHI COMMENT SECTION ME APNE GAWAR HONE KA PROOF DENE NA AANA...
I agree. The Indian education system teaches us to become a good follower of the processes instead of focusing on becoming a great formulator of the process. That's why we feel proud in bragging about some of the Indian CEOs who manage some of the top 500 Global companies but there's difference in owning the company and managing it.
Can't agree more. Our education system never taught us how to innovate or create rather just to help others create and grow their big companies. Going out there, starting our own company from scratch and bringing a change in the world is a bit "risky" to us. That is why most of us prefer to live in a "low risk comfort zone". Tbh this is nothing more than a slave mindset.
I completely agree... Our education system teaches us to follow the system and become a part of it. If you've read the Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki, he explains how Executives are highly paid "E" mindset individuals but Business Owners are "B" mindset individuals... E stand for employee and B stands for Big business Owner. Unfortunately our education system only helps if you wanna become an E(Employee) or S(Self Employed) not B(Big business owner) and I(Investor).
Yes and No. The more important point is that they Pichai or Nadella or Noori are the "exceptions" not the "rule" also i do not think them going to IIT or Manipal or whatever made them what they are , it is because they were able to adopt in the US. Also them being the CEO may also be they are competent at what they do and do not rock the boat and make shareholders happy? There are lot of factors
Their responses will be same. I am an IITian and my professor also used to criticise it. But what can they do when they have to select students from such a huge no. He used to criticise us too that u have learned short cut methods but not the concepts. Well... all professors are not good in iit, some teaches like this paper where u have to just cram things. But still I personally got to learn from some very good professors in 4 yrs who used to stress on understanding and concept and once in a while, they used to remind us that forget those method which u used to crack this exam.
Some of them on high level of food chain are arrogant. They will only consider this type of false meritocracy. Even at the Masters level when you give GATE and get good rank , when you go for interviews they will select a candidate from their state. That's why you see more students from particular state in some IITs. System is biased , no one with the right power wants to improve it and what you can expect from corrupt and illiterate politicians.
@@gamarayburst1258 At undergraduate level since there is no interview, it depends on only student's choice, yes in btech there is a great variety in students on state level. Don't know much about PG level.
@@nehalamba2747 yes it depends on students but when it comes to coaching for IITs mega cities will trump out victorious. Mega city means more money inflow for teachers, which means more practice and awareness for students. What about small town and village students? They have to suffer the most. I am sure our kids from that part are also talented then why there is a system that is biased towards coaching swarm of mega cities? Just think about unjust. It's like rich are becoming richer.
Neha Lamba I am from IIT Delhi and my professor too said the exact same thing. He himself knew people get into IIT without much vision or anything and people have more knowledge on solving a question rather than why it is solved in that particular way. Which is taught in MIT in a much better way.
Spashie: jealous! I came through the Indian education system. If one didn't duplicate the text book or fill at least a minimum number of pages, you'd be penalized. I was asked to increase the size of my handwriting if I wanted better marks. So did an MRes where papers meant nothing, later :P
Sad truth is that one who never even touched a computer let alone being intrested in it can get into most preimer institute of india to study "COMPUTER SCIENCE" and the one who is truly intrested cannot , thanks to exam like these.
Happily today as far as computer science (at least software, AI and data science) is concerned, one can self study. Most top companies will recruit you if you have the required skill set (which many Indian computer science graduates, even toppers don't). Grading in India is limited to rote learning.
How else do you think the goverment should do screening of students then?Most of the schools don't provide proper computer courses and hence not many people get to see if they like the subject.Its just that everyone wants a better future for themselves and computer science gives it to them.You should blame the school and not the collage admission exam.
I felt the same way about "coaching centres" and self studied relying heavily on understanding than being "fast" and scored a rank in 5000s. Then went for 1 year of coaching and in the next and final attempt got a rank of 500s in 2009. Generalizing coaching centers is also not a great thought! I was lucky enough to have attended a coaching center that placed equal emphasis on learning as getting things done quickly. It's important for students to "want" to understand things. As someone who has cleared this exam twice, I can confidently say you don't clear this exam if you don't understand the concepts well and are just "fast". The infrastructure of coaching centers is bad, yes, but the exams are so demanding you got to at least attempt some test series to know where you stand, which is hard to gauge if you are self-studying. Just my 2 cents!
After completing my school , I was desperate to join IIT and it took me 3year and last year I was able to join cafeteria in IIT So indirectly I am part of it 🥰😘😘😘😗😀
I cleared JEE mains with 95 percentile..yet I am here in Vellore institute of technology...too difficult to get into IITs and nits..even if u have a good score
6:52 Yes,from the questions and timing of the exam ,everyone can say that it is to create a question solving machine that just solves questions as fast as they can rather than naturally thinking the concept and reason with it.
I am Brazilian I've spoken to some Indians before, they are always kind and intelligent I'd never pass this test. Didn't even know about it! I like how Indians count with their fingers... it's different...
UPSC, JEE main advance , KVPY , and GATE are one of the toughest Indian exams in world . The one who clears JEE and KVPY gets red carpet welcome in Universities like Haward.
@@ishankanade5031 I am not talking about education system !!!! And these are the toughest ones . The ones who sometimes fail to enter IIT get into Harvard ..I am not comparing Universities but only exam ...and don't try to convince me rather anyone that these aren't . An iit graduate has definitely more IQ than any normal student in Harvard. Maths of 11 and 12th is harder than their graduation maths! Byee farewell
Universities like Harvard or any other universities in the US give equal importance to extracurriculars unlike India. So get good grades in school isn’t enough. U should excel at everything.!
It's not just the IITs, you should look at those graduating from IIScs, I hear getting into them is one level while getting out of them with a degree is at an entirely different level. Actually more IISc graduates stay on in India than IIT graduates, and these are the people who spearhead India's space and defence research.
@@JeyAnirudhJekka Never worry too much about JEE. It gives you better opportunities in future when it comes to immediately picking up a profession after the course or going for higher studies. But work on your passion and you will reach greater heights. Also you will be at a better mental state. I'm not degrading JEE. If you really want to get into IITs, try it. But remember this, now it's more of a skill driven world and your formal education only adds so much. Enjoy your life. Cheers!!!
@@scxdb9848 I don't know in what i should focus man. I've lost my passion. I don't know doing what will make me find my passion. Seriously.... everything seems the same.
Like one of those professors said, most of the Indian competitive exams are about highly expensive coaching, very few students can clear it on their own.
@bantai rapper why not professors said that solving these questions may not guarantee to be a good discoverer or scientist which is the person who is able to give
@@mr.ditkovich6379 We do have Home works in India. Especially lower classes have too much work load for children. Higher classes have not much. College have no homework. Professors are like "Do what you want to do. " Self studies for higher classes
@@Vibranium375 Oh. Home work is a very troublesome thing but good for the students if there is no punishment if not done. Then students can do home works peacefully and can even do research too. But that situation is in imagination world only
I went to graduate school at MIT in the USA to study engineering. Quite a high percentage of fellow graduate students were from India. I asked them (perhaps patronizingly) if they were the very best students in India. One of them replied (and I still wonder if they were joking with me) that they came to MIT because they had failed to get into IIT.
Anthony Lauder Na pretty sure it was true. My friends were looking at papers from MIT and they found it pretty easy to solve.
Thanks for your valuable information.
India has reservation but mit does not mit testes your everything but iit only test knowledge of 2years of pcm
Yk it's easy going to mit if you can pay the cost of living and tution fee ! Thats all ! People here prepare for 2 to 3 years 8-10 hr a day for jee mains still there no guarantee that you will get good rank, everyone is preparing for it with same intensity !
I'm pretty sure that must have been a joke. But at the undergraduate level IITs certainly do offer one of world's best bachelor's programs in terms of quality of education.
India has so much raw talent but the political, social and economic instability in the country has neutralised it to null.
add reservation
@mayank jain reservation at the worst may block a portion of govt jobs, but if the system actually encouraged people they might find employment in the private sector too you know. (Stop blaming reservation for shitty education standards. Reservation is not the reason govt schools are sub standard or our colleges are not of world class level)
Well said dude!
Interesting you say this... true but it’s also not that bad. Having studied in the UK and seeing where firms are investing their money in, they’re leaving the UK (almost all the engineering firms have moved their R&D to Europe and Asia), and they’re building campuses in India. In time, we’ll be near the top hopefully
Some student can be sharper than other but because of reservation they can't get into colleges
I wanted to join iit as a kid but luckily i lost interest midway and settled as a happy farmer.
@bantai rapper 😂😂
Haha mai bhi uski line mai huu
bhai bhai 😂😂 iit ke baare me mein kabhi socha hi nahi
@@SD-kb1vl South India mein toh 10 saal pehle har doosra engineering student IIT ke baare mein sapna tha.
😂😂
Students be like
• Before the exam:
"I have to solve everything in this world, learn every formula and have to know every angle from which I can solve a problem."
• After passing the exam some years later (when the student see the question again):
"Did I solve this kind of outrageous problems?-I might have been a genius "
This happens with my cousin.....lol he was praising himself for solving these questions...🤣
No surprise bruh. These questions are demonic.
Lol same here
Mujhe toh exam ke do tin din baad hi ye hone lagta hai
Same here,wondering how I even got into IIT Bombay sometimes
They make exams like this for a bright India ..
Le Indians :- studying hard to leave India
Underrated.
I'm planning on leaving India- 👁️👄👁️
its not thier fault we have a lot engineers but no job
@@anupreetiboro1352 haha me tooo.....
😂😂🤦🏻♂️
I am happy that atleast there are some people who are trying to understand about our Indian students' feelings. 😭
Very true 👍
then why dont u play video games, stream and earn in lakhs?
@@jimmyanderson3485 u don't get support from parents here for that type of things
@@jimmyanderson3485 unless u have a job then....mostly parents dont buy these things in india!!
Well it's not a walk in the park to become a good streamer you know
I bet,90% of students forget everything after exams,like *CLEAR DATA* to free up space.
Bro😂😂😂
Absolutely 😂
Sahi kaha bhaiii
I ALWAYS DO THAT!!!!😂
It's really important to clear data but the bad things always stuck in our mind aspects the gud one
Indian Students who qualified JEE ADVANCE can apply for professor job in Australia 😲😲
True
🙄😒😏..bhai india mein hi thik hai toppers
Teacher na proffesor
💯
Bhai coaching walo ka zyada paisa hai
Best univs: mit, harvard, caltech, stanford, oxford, cambridge
Toughest univs to get in: iit kanpur, kharagpur, mumbai, chennai, delhi, roorkee
They are the best because there is a huge amount of money being funded by the students as well as the government. IITs is for the one who is not rich enough to study in MIT, HARVARD, etc.
@@RandomGuy-vq3gd you don't need any money at all to study at MIT, Harvard etc.
@@munirmohamed1561 lol, just look at their tuition fees. Although there are scholarships, but grabbing one is harder than getting into IIT.
@ but slowly, not anymore for the people good in memorizing. Just look at the questions. One requires to have some analytical skill upto one extent.
@@RandomGuy-vq3gd If you can't afford MIT/Harvard, and you still get in , you won't have to pay a cent as they are need-blind schools. They'll even pay for your room/board/personal expenses
Australian: how do you solve it in 3 hours?
Me:Jai Maata Di 😂😂😂
Underrated comment bhai . Mai bhi jai mata di karke ata hoon
@@rohitrana2312idk I am in 7 th think of me 😂
@@sastenashe1836 pehle boards clear kar le
@@arghadipdas6260 🙏🙏
@@rohitrana2312idk obviously yess broo,abhi se hard work start karoo
Australian experts: is there any student who can even score perfect in this exam?
Sharma ji ka ladka : *feel my presence mortals*
Sharma ji Op🔥
LMAO BRO
This isn't less than a mental torture💀
I got 106 in advance
lmaooo
Maths be like: if plane moves from 253km south west and wind blows from 60° south east, calculate the age of pilot
Math questions be like: *If the train is going at 1 million miles per hour and Sam has 8.24 million apples at the airport find the name of Tom's girlfriend's cousin's dog.*
Age of pilot 😂😂😂😂😂
😂
You have taken this question from memes just like me you are also a memer 😂😂😂
approx 69 yrs and 9 months and 29 days
Imagine wanting to be a Computer engineer but physics and chemistry held you back from getting in a good college 😔
Why would you become a computer engineer if you have problems with physics? 🤦🏼♂️
@Lats Niebling ye but Bill Gates got 1590 out of 1600 on his SAT.
GameIsLife the SAT wasn’t out of 1600 at the time, I think it was 2100
The bruh man it was 1600 then 2100 then back to 1600
Computer engineering is more hardware than software. So you would need to have a bit of a clue of physics (and that would kinda bring in a little chemistry)
I appeared for the exam and never checked the result it’s been 12 year now 😬😬😬
Lol wtf .
Hell yeah brother
Haha
😂👍
I didn't even take it up cuz the same day there was some other exam like AFMC or something...... and then went on to do PCM degree.....😂
I always wanted to be in an IIT. it was like a dream for me since childhood. for those who says it's difficult. i studied 4 hours everyday. and today i m in IIT working as a librarian.
nothing is impossible..
oh yeah !! i didn't clear the exam !!!
🤣🤣
😂😂😂
😃😃
Congratulation though
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I always pray to God that Indians Parents should understand that if your child is scoring 95%in Boards then he is not a brilliant child for Jee.😂He can score 40/300 in JEE.😁
Bro even if you top the boards you may not do well in JEE
😍
and vice versa is also true ..just because ur kid got a rank in JEE doesnt mean that ur kid is a "genius" . Maybe he had the capacity to slog more than others and that's about it .
@Sanidhya Dixit He is not contradicting you, Madhuri Dixit.
i see many people who scored 60% get high marks in jee
I failed in JEE mains but was able to score more than my friends.
I see this as an absolute win.
😆😆
I don't understand how anyone not a genius already could be able to solve that horrible exam.
topkek.
😂😂😂lol
scoring is not life man , life is about creating : as a theoretical physicist taking all the time in the world and creating the theory of the universe .. Being curious !!
I got 59 out of 360 in JEE mains.
Yeah, of course i failed.
What did u did then???
How did you get 59...oh great 😇
Same here👍
@@asutoshpanda5031 what u did then
Accha baat nahi hai ye
On the first day of my Maths class my teacher tried to explain me the question from JEE. That day i left my class. And became doctor.
Edit: Thank you all, this is the highest number of likes I've ever got!!!
This is inspirational
😂
Big brains
@@akshatrajesh6149
*BIG BRAIN SQUAD!*
😁😀😂
You did a better job 👍
Fun fact - i graduated from IIT DELHI(cleared jee advanced with AIR 121 in 2016) years ago and let me inform you all even I agree on the fact that our education system is not good , it focus on the kids with good memory power rather than the one's who are real genius .... Even after I studied 14 - 16 hours a day and even cleared the examination i was still not satisfied enough cuz we had to study more after getting in college...
What was fun about it 😭
@@ArpitRawat-ew7nimy point exactly😂
You should have left the country to pursue a course in a better international university. These iits don't even come closer to the international rankings of universities like Cambridge, Princeton etc.
dude we all know there is biasness at some point if not iits are pinacle. my friend undergrad from iit rorrkee and masters from madras iit nd phd in astrophysics from mit, he is there for 2 years now and when we talk he says definitely preparing during 12th for iits was much harder for him than in mit@@ramijkhan9038
Jindal jee ke year mein 😂
I had cleared the JEE Mains, but when I went to write Advance I remembered Alia Bhatt's meme(Mujhe ghar jana hai)🤣🤣
🤣🤣
Lmao
,🤣🤣I too had that experience 😂😅
Rank?
🤣🤣 lol but I hope you still cleared it
the mathematics professor seems like the physical embodiment of maths.
His voice
😁
Yes. Bob Ross of maths
I loved his reply, how a problem is a story and you have to arrive at an answer and showing how you did it.
Hahaha
I started laughing when one teacher said he would leave the exam hall crying
Sharma Ji ka ladka: *"FEEL MY PRESENCE MORTALS"*
And yes, this was stolen.
@@78anurag Chinese students: FINALLY! A worthy opponent! Our Battle will be legendary!!
Include Korea too.😂😂
🤣
It means we are smarter then some teachers lol xD
My dad went to IIT. He told me one of the greatest accomplishments in his life was coming from a small village and getting into the same school as people with millions of rupees, who had access to so much more.
Im glad that you realise that, i hope that you may able to achieve the same!
I'm happy of your dad
My relationship with my father has changed ever since I couldnt crack the JEE. He had cracked it in his time with an AIR under 400. He has practically disowned me. It's not a sarcastic post. I suffer from depression now
You don't need such parent!! :-)
Earn little money BUT NEVER LOSE YOUR SELF RESPECT AND YOUR DREAMS just cuz some one expects some other shit from you!!
I understand it's a cultural thing but the purpose of your life is not to please others. It's your life. Your happiness shouldn't rest on what your father thinks of you because he shouldn't be disowning you for something so trivial in the first place. Find something you like and get good at it, whether it's through formal education or not. Prove yourself to YOURSELF, not anyone else. The best advice I ever got was 'make sure to give 100% in those things you can control and don't stress about those you can't because they're beyond your control anyway'. If you studied and gave your best then you've already done your duty. Test scores aren't always a good indicator of how much we know and definitely not a good indicator of what we're capable of!
@@milly4543 great response, but It sucks that parents are like this sometimes
Don't ever let your self worth be governed by your parents or anyone. If he has practically disowned you, he has a) failed as a father 2) failed as a human being c) failed to understand that his son isn't a fucking carbon copy of his own ego. He should love you as a son, not a bloody trophy to show off to his mates.
Go live your life man, find your own path and disown him if he feels that way.
I can feel ya
Australian people : interesting
Indians : FAIL or pass ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shanks?
One piece is real!!
Gamu Gamu no Rocketuu
One piece!!!...jutsu dayo
-White beard
Shankkkkssssss 🥺🥺😵😵
This video is heaven for those who did not clear JEE😂
What about who cleared it
BTW, I want to be an iitian i am in class 10
@Madhav Ramini I just want to pass my preboards
@@amanjaiswal6818 they are busy studing in IIT and u are here in TH-cam 😂
@@silentoccasion4359 XDD
Australian Professor: "I don't think anyone can score perfect marks in this exam"
Sharma ji ka Ladka: Hehe Boi
No one have scored full in jee advanced yet and jee mains full marks is no special
@@dheerajyadav8352 do you not understand sarcasm
@@daemon.exe1 yes but that wasn't funny at all
Copy cat
@@dheerajyadav8352 nobody has forced you to give your opinion about somebody's sarcasm then
@@dheerajyadav8352 Joke's on you... some dude got 348/360 in this year's Advanced... that's almost perfect.
1:25, 2:10 When Indian professors say it's difficult, you _know_ it's difficult
True! XD
Kalana Herath Russian and Chinese are harder
@@m-hayek1985 Not sure about the Russian one, but yeah, the Chinese exam is definitely hard too
Lol
@@m-hayek1985 are you kidding me?
Just look at both jee advanced paper and their paper and then compare.
Sharma Ji’s son: You call that hard??
Only Indians can relate 😂🤣
Lmao
He is still the most wanted criminal in young india
😂
LoL, Sharma जी का लडका अपना शो खोल के सबको हसा रहा है..
@L 😂
@L Now I know your surname. Just wait till I write it in Deathnote
2:25 He seems to be an Australian version of Mahatma Gandhi.
Omg I see it now😂
Haha
😂😂😂😂
He sounds like hawkins
😂
If there's a government job, indian students will even ride the ring of saturn...
Bro bro 😂 ...
A business man: I make 10 million dollars a month
Indian people: Who cares,... You don't have a sarkari noakri
@@Foolish-24 😂😂😂
@@mysharatasnim9016 😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
Indian education system- "Sucking the spirit of our students since 1947"
U r wrong
@@shorya_ss sure.
True af.
@@REHANKHAN-en5zn who's forcing you to give the exam?
@@ameyalokapur society.
The disadvantage of studying in high population regions is the intense competition between candidates. Students who are not living in east or south Asia are so lucky.
Tibee, you should be proud of yourself. It is the best video ever.
South east asia?
Don't say intense competition it's reservation and our education system that's affecting majority of Indian students
@@JitendraSonwani you people support reservation because it benefits you while we have to suffer. I have got 85% in jee, if not for reservation the cut off for general would be lower. All my hard work wasted and undeserving people getting admission.
@Reeta Dubey YES a sc student got only 98 number in jee advanced and got seat in iit kharaghpur electrical engineering.....
@@shresthverma2542 Yeah same here bro this year I got 96 marks in jee advanced and qualified jee advanced but I know I won't get a seat in any iit, not even in the B.Sc courses, because I am a general category student😢
'Dont let schooling interfere with your studying'
Mark Twain
Golden words
We don't have any other option
I think its "Don't let schooling affect Your learning".....which means a lot dfrnt than studying.
@@tanyapathak18 that was qoute uk we can dig out many sides of its meaning if we want.. Peace
@@neptune0909 no, studying and learning are entirely different. Also you can't butcher quotes.
Me who will *try* to give this exam after 2 years
*Intensive sweating*
same..
Nd me after 6months👐
Same
Best of luck.
Same
6:54 are the golden words ...Indians are trained to be competitive and stressed minded...our study pattern don't give us chances to be creative.
It's all about who can beat whom in terms of memory power and pattern learning questions...
There is no value for Imaginative minds, which really matters for true learning of a subject and discoveries or inventions
It's not so, because for clearing NEET imagination is way important... ( Biology needs imagination)
Totally agree,
Objective questions should be reduced in every exams.
@Wase not logical but imagination... Physics and chemistry are indeed more logical and need concepts but in biology you need to imagine all those organs in an animal... You don't know... Try to read 11th biology.. then you better understand...
You nailed it bro
Here students are subjected to stressful environment in the name of JEE.Also other exams are memory based.We thought this system is only in India.But now realized that this is in all over the world.
Me: *Going to compete in JEE Mains*
Also me: Yeh saala miscellaneous exercise ke questions kese honge. 🤣🤣
Are you in 11th?
@@gautamisahu3132 12th
Same bro 😂😂😂
Broo, I too am freaking out!!
@Saransh Soni Don't think you are any less than others if you can't solve some questions. That isn't intelligence. Find something where you are best at and it's sorted.
99% of the qualifying students are not even interested in engineering. They just want to pursue engineering to get a high paying job.
Yeah most of them are just following their parents' orders and dreams.
@@alankritgaur parents' dreams not theirs. Same goes for medical also
Those who hate science can never crack jee
Especially in India.
I was one of them
But now i have developed an interest in engineering.
Although sometimes i feel i should've gone with mathematics or physics
7:40 respect for the prof increases exponentially he said everything true and explain poor students condition and struggles also
The professor really said wise word
There is lot of uneployment for Engineer in India ...
If u throw a stone it will definitely hit a Engineer 😂 and that's true man ..i m Engineer too
Lmao!
LOL
Ten más cuidado que matas a alguien de la risa
M engineer too
hehehe true . i agree
And there are students that clear JEE mains and advance and then go to MIT
Lol
MIT IS MORE GOOD THAN IITS
Every year students from India passes the MIT entrance exam ...example :- Stuti from Gujarat
Well that’s because MIT is way better than any IIT and has more scope in research
@@studyhelp1965 MIT is better in terms of innovative education but in terms of quality/standard of education or the depth of learning....IITs are light years ahead.
@@shakyajitmaulik5579 sure 😂😂😂😂
Nobody seems to have watched this video till the end. Half the people are comparing JEE with UPSC others are arguing how JEE is superior. The professor in the end and also the one on skype is explaining why JEE kind of exams do not prepare students for real world and this was the case in England decades ago and they removed these sort of examinations. It's worrying that people are celebrating the toughness of JEE rather than looking at the truth.
Typical Indian People boi. We can't expect much.
Who would want to accept that what happens in their country is wrong?
Exactly
@The Small Brad exactly.... Actually we are left with no choice!!!
Seems like someone didn't even clear JEE mains lol
After every exam students :
*"EXAM KHATAM , MARKS HAJAM , AB CLEAR DATA KARNE KA SAMAY AA GAYA HAI"*
That applies for standardized USA examinations not
Brilliant passionate exams like jee
What is that? Clear data?
Yes
@maddy gamer iitjee mein bhulna bahut rare h...because usme memorisation jesa much nhi hota, problem solving skills matter krti hai...
Well I have my JEE exam in 12 days. I’m so tensed for my performance and Was watching YT to help it. And I felt somewhere preparing for JEE I lost the passion and happiness I had doing Physics and Mathematics in and before 10th std. and it’s like I’m being moulded into being a semi-skilled high pay labour than being someone who’d contribute to science the way Einstein,Dirac, Feynman and hawking did. It’s a matter of prestige in India to get into IIT and is wrecking so many talents of India. Just wanted to share my burden of heart.
Did you pass?
How was your exam?
how was it man?!?!?
How was it????
Don't ask him guys, we all know the answer.
This video is so viral in India that the newsletter "the Indian express" has featured this on their newsletters
We live in strange times my friend 🤔🤔🤔
Yeah.. I read it
Yeah I read about this.
What really
People like to quote Sundar Pichai (CEO of Google) as an IITian. But many don't know he was a student of "Metallurgy" not CS. It was essentially his MBA.
Finally someone who knew
College v/s branch
Then also sundar doesn’t mention more about his MBA college he always talk about IIT because he know there are gems who are studing in IITs who are making IIT IIT not who are becoming IITians because of IIT
@@sidharathangurana6891 bro engineering is totally different from management it's his management skills which made him CEO not his IIT metallurgy course. You can see many Ceo's in the world did a management course in top b school's and most of them are not from IIT (iam talking about ceo's from india)
And works for someone who's a dropout this entire education system of USA, India.... Is sued up
im feeling proud now for solving jee advanced questions
Allen is the secret of ur energy
Allen student eh?
Oye unacademy penchooo
If you see beggar speaking English in India
Don't think they are scammers 😥
They may turn out to be highly graduate Engineers without job😁
Yeah many engineers are unemployed in India
That is a fair assessment.
Hahahaha right bro
Awwww salty much ask then where they did their engineering from first
Not just speaking English, also talking stuff related to engg
They should have hired a couple of experts from the comment section below. They seem to know more than these highly qualified professionals.
@@harshupadhyay2422 my parents are not like that though neither are those of my friends.
Harsh Upadhyay Indian parents do that. They’ll cool down eventually, its just that they can’t contain there ambition and dreams and weigh the weight down to there children.
Dude do whatever your heart says not parents! Don't regret doing engineering in future so it's better to study hard in economics and then prove to your parents why you chose it
@@harshupadhyay2422 that's sad, but tell me this, is that your father's fault or the country's?
@@jyotishmanhazarika6486 no offence "quota"
This video provides an extraordinary insight into indian education system. Sometimes an outsider's opinion is what is required to look through our own flaws.
Ur right
Very articulately said.
Views of those who never had problems similar to yours, never experienced similar circumstances , never chased the competition at your level , never faced the reality of your life , never faced your economic hardships but still consider themselves "experts of your problems" won't help you .
@@omshree2448 it won't help you either to be stupid and sentimental. Outsiders who didn't have to face all the hardships are the ones with no bias and I said sometimes their opinion is most important. I will give an example. Sati was abolished by British but not by the people who faced problems. Have a good day
Right
Proff Barry Hughes is the only one who gave a justified review apt and accurate for the exam ... 🙏
This mathematics professor can easily become male Google voice.
Very Man + Gentleman + Perfect pitch voice.
Funny fact: I am in IIT Delhi BUT I still don't like my college as I have no time left to do other things I like and the pressure of poor grades still perceives and troubles me nights before the exams...
So this is reason why indian colleges are not even in top 100 in the world
Sad but true
Can't deny it
Only having good research people and professors can't get you to top 100... They have to teach their students in such a way that even their undergraduates can generate output
And not just rote learn courses
pls don't stuck to jee only. Try upsc civil service as well , u will be thankfull for god not being born in India after solving upsc.😁😁😁
Well said...😂😂
LMAO.. 😂😂😂😂
@Dipshika Pal it's not knowledge. It's just your memory. People having good memory with no distraction in life can get through this exam! Some people write for pride while some write for getting jobs very few write it to serve people. If they really want to serve people, they can't do coz of shitty political parties in the country. IAS stands for I Agree Sir. 😂
@Shiv C Kushawah dude it's not only about the memory. Read my second comment
Hahaha 🤚🤚😂
Professor Barry Hughes, the elderly Mathematician, spoke so clearly with such patience. Must have been a treat to attend his lectures.
Anyway, he had such a well-balanced review of the exam. It's important to understand the concepts beyond just the need for competitive exams. You lose out a lot in the real world otherwise.
He's not talking about the real world. I don't know why you bots cannot comprehend any criticism other than lacking "practicality". He's saying they're bad for testing theoretical scientific aptitude as well.
Chinese and Indians think they are the smartest in the world and they are more inclined to set their exams towards tricky questions to showcase how smart they are with questions that were in fact conjured up by the westerners. Lol. And believe me, Chinese and Indians are not the brightest because their top scorers in these exams can hardly come up with such questions or solve these questions by themselves without coaching. What is the point? Made in China and made in India don't inspire much confidence and isn't this telling? 😅
BTW, I am Chinese. I am saying this from first hand experience.
Why am I even watching this (commerce student)
Kyoki tum chu**** ho
Bhai tum majhe lene aaiye ho science walo ko dekh ke unki firki udane ko😂😂
Bro same 😂😂
Arre bhai! Here I am... Arts stream. Political science grad. Hahaha.. Its the lockdown effect
Why m I even watching dis( not a student, sitting on a train track to poop)
Sharma Ji Ka ladka : Hold my Bag 🤣
😂😂
Kya bhaiya aap bhi mai manta hu ki mai exam clear kar diya par mera bhai sharma ji ka ladka wo nahi kar paya
I am happy bcz i ranked 183😆
@@sanjanasharma963 183 in advanced a bog acheivement . I m thinking of under 1000 . I am in 9th now prep. For ntse
lol
Har chij mein sabse pahle Sharma ji QR jata hai. 😂
I agree with all of the professors . The exam is not very appropriate for selecting students for engineering and science programs. But the population of India is so high that there is no other way. If you look at old IITJEE papers that used to be subjective then you might find them more appropriate but at that time the number of students giving that exam was very less. Also JEE is only to differentiate hard working students who can withstand the immense pressure of not only its exam but also its preparation , from others
Why should the ratio of scientists/engineers to population be lower in greater populations?
That seems to be exactly the reason for what this exam is. It may be inappropriate as a selection tool for future researchers--and I agree with this view--but what other way can you devise to select from a huge population of people the few to fill the limited number of seats at the university? Making the exam extremely difficult seems to be the only solution.
As someone from a different culture, where education is not viewed so much as a competition, I feel bad for all the teenagers that have to sacrifice their youth grinding for this exam.
@@noname_whatsoever
U r right man, we literally sacrifice our youths for these 2 yrs😭
@@noname_whatsoever yeah and after preparing and giving these 'competitive exams' , the real will to learn and perform just vanishes and the child just becomes a machine of this world
This mental barrier looks as artificial as any of a kind yes. I wonder how this exam look twenty or fifty years ago. Its hard too believe they start like this, feels at some point they just got sick of picking able students appropriately and came up with this automation.
India is a living example of the fact that difficult exams don't necessarily create good quality professionals.
What? What about sundar pichai and not only one there are lakhs of w people from iits
@@XYZ-MORNINGSTARisro engineer are from iist and normal colleges and satya nadalla is from mit manipal and Mukesh Ambani did graduation from normal College
@@kushmaurya373 lol mits and the caltechs which are supposedlt much easier to get into have a way way higher number of nobel laruates, etnerprenreus and leaders than the iits
Hello there ....I am an IITian .....I just passed The jee advance with AIR 283 .....it's just the same as KDD said in the comments below ........JEE IS AN EXAM OF ELIMINATION NOT OF SELECTION ..
😯😯
congratulations!
Woah dude
Congratulations!!
I am 10th rn and I wish to make it as well...
Right that's a problem right ?
"I will leave the exam hall crying."
My life in a nutshell.
Barry Hughes is the most professory professor that ever professed.
He has that look nailed down.
Absolutely. That's what set apart a gifted/prodigy/genius and just a very smart student.
As non-Indian, I just am watching all the Indian "how hard and amazing it is" type comments.
Man, they tried to explain how it is NOT good to judge students Only based on this type of capabilities.
Yeah bro, most of them didn't even get that point😭
Sad that many didnt get the point
Even if Indian students do get the point...it doesn't change the fact that they will face family & society's pressure to be an academic achiever. So the only thing left for them is to push along in the rat race because the second option was never presented to them.
So what should we do? Unless your daddy is rich you literally have no options other than engineering or medical
It's just students are finding positivity in negative environment.
I hv cracked JEE this year. I am now feeling like a celebrity. Lol🤣
Did u study in kota or
Did u study in kota??
Na you aint a celebrity you a freak whos gonna cry for being an engineer in india
Yes, u r
@@tripinballz geez you guys can't take a joke
in year 2000 , there were 2900 seats and my rank was 3535.....
out of 3,56,000 students who took the exam
I feel like you forgot a zero in the number of the student who took the exam.
@@mortred4144 no no my figure is right. IIT exam has ha havoc even in India. 70% of the common student do not apply as they think it would be waste of the exam fee...Actually it takes 4 years of hard study , usually 16 hours a day
@@mortred4144 They don't use our 10 base in India. To us Westerns, it means: 356,000. We say three hundred fifty six thousand. They say three lakhs fifty six thousand.
@@AngelofHogwarts 1 lakh = 100 thousand
My Brother Has Passed JEE in 2011...His AIR was 587
How to solve jee adv question
1-Read the question
2- cry
3-No, I CAN DO IT !!
4-Cry again
5-Follow steps 1 to 5
No.There are directions given above-
The tears from your eyes should not fall on the question paper😂😂
Lmao
Thank you Prof Barry Hughes, I would never forget you and your teaching in the maths building
What? TH-cam just randomly recommend my professor to me? lol
I was a student of Prof. Barry Hughes' Complex Analysis course :)
What a coincidence...
Wow he seems a really nice teacher 😀
@Gauri Pawar hey dont get misguided by anyone.
If you are thinking i will get lakhs crore package and live a fairyland life in IITs then you will be shocked once you enter here.
But IITs are very flexible in their curriculum. You can get to learn different courses like Humanities or other branch courses easily.( T&C applied). The exposure and competitive environment you'll get here is unmatched. It will bring out the best from you. The brand and alumni network is very strong. So you will always have valuable guidance from alumnis in terms of career choices.
@@mukulraj2376 hm
I am from IIT and I think the analysis is spot on, especially by the old math professor with the moustach (I wish I knew his name). JEE exam pattern is biased towards students who are "smart", have access to exam training and perform well under pressure, and not necessarily those who have high scientific creativity or aptitude. This is very much evident by the fact that IIT's produce very little quality research ( IISC's fare a lot better here), but it produces a lot of good business leaders and entrepreneurs.
@aakashPotter How true!! Well said. It sad that people are not aware of how good IISc and ISI are.
Prof. Barry Hughes
sir because indian students are highly professional it experts
With the hon rable moustache 👍🏻
Why in the world people are comparing upsc which is given by candidates aging 22+ (generally) with an exam which is given by (16-20) year olds??
Bcz selection process is not only based on Ur knowledge,but on Ur personality too,out of 6-7 lakhs 900 are selected ,less than 1 % selection,making it toughest exam of INDIA
18?17 saal k launde top maarte hain advanced me.
@@varungumma6751 nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
*literel silence*
UPSC aspirant:It iS tHE hArDEsT ExAm oF India
(i mean whyy this a jee related video why you all so upto to prove that upsc is difficult i mean of course it is but what is the point of it to say its the hardest exam everywhere and yes it is the hardest exam aren't you supposed to be studying??)
I kept my view that upsc is hardest exam,nd video says JEE is toughest exam of India which is uPsc,acc to me,nd I will say it till I die
Nd I am an upsc aspirant that's why I am saying,upsc is poison for those who don't clear ,those who clear it's heaven,same is life ,if u can sustain it's heaven else life is hell too
This method finally select students that have the best memory and those who are fast , but not people that obviously can think to a problem in deep .
Now i can die in peace by seeing all the mathematician looks alike whether its in india or foreign countries. ❤️
Why everyone wants to die in peace tho.....
You can die in chaos too
@@learningcorner4597 why? do you want to "die in chaos"?
@@learningcorner4597perhaps many are tired of chaos
Australian proffesors :paper is tough
Indian category students(sc/st/obc) hold our certificate
😂😂
👍
Now this is the ULTIMATE HARSHEST truth...the scheduled castes and scheduled Tribes get all the fun using the quota but this IS UNFAIR 😭
Edit:To all those fighting in the reply section ,
Let me tell you that they have MISUSED their power.
Hence,to all the fellow readers, please don't scroll down and read since it will be nothing but wastage of TIME
@@swapankumarghosh2679 true
@@swapankumarghosh2679... MY DEAR INDIAN FELLOW, Read Dr ambedkar if u wanna know the definition of UNFAIR...
Talk to those people who are still not allowed to enter a temple, people who are cleanin your gutters for no perticular reason, IF U REALLY WANNA KNOW WHATS CALLED UNFAIR..
AUR JAB TAK YE SAB NAHI KRTA, TAB TAK KISI BHI COMMENT SECTION ME APNE GAWAR HONE KA PROOF DENE NA AANA...
@@HS-hs6bn bro reservations were meant for certain time but we didn't remove it read properly you first
I agree. The Indian education system teaches us to become a good follower of the processes instead of focusing on becoming a great formulator of the process. That's why we feel proud in bragging about some of the Indian CEOs who manage some of the top 500 Global companies but there's difference in owning the company and managing it.
Seems like we're still the slaves
Can't agree more. Our education system never taught us how to innovate or create rather just to help others create and grow their big companies. Going out there, starting our own company from scratch and bringing a change in the world is a bit "risky" to us. That is why most of us prefer to live in a "low risk comfort zone". Tbh this is nothing more than a slave mindset.
I completely agree... Our education system teaches us to follow the system and become a part of it. If you've read the Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki, he explains how Executives are highly paid "E" mindset individuals but Business Owners are "B" mindset individuals... E stand for employee and B stands for Big business Owner. Unfortunately our education system only helps if you wanna become an E(Employee) or S(Self Employed) not B(Big business owner) and I(Investor).
@@varchaswavaish431 agree but its sad
Yes and No. The more important point is that they Pichai or Nadella or Noori are the "exceptions" not the "rule" also i do not think them going to IIT or Manipal or whatever made them what they are , it is because they were able to adopt in the US. Also them being the CEO may also be they are competent at what they do and do not rock the boat and make shareholders happy? There are lot of factors
2:10 I appreciate that scientist for not forgetting our culture even after crossing the sea ..
Show this video to all those IIT professors who make IIT-JEE Question papers ;)
Their responses will be same. I am an IITian and my professor also used to criticise it. But what can they do when they have to select students from such a huge no. He used to criticise us too that u have learned short cut methods but not the concepts. Well... all professors are not good in iit, some teaches like this paper where u have to just cram things. But still I personally got to learn from some very good professors in 4 yrs who used to stress on understanding and concept and once in a while, they used to remind us that forget those method which u used to crack this exam.
Some of them on high level of food chain are arrogant. They will only consider this type of false meritocracy. Even at the Masters level when you give GATE and get good rank , when you go for interviews they will select a candidate from their state. That's why you see more students from particular state in some IITs. System is biased , no one with the right power wants to improve it and what you can expect from corrupt and illiterate politicians.
@@gamarayburst1258 At undergraduate level since there is no interview, it depends on only student's choice, yes in btech there is a great variety in students on state level. Don't know much about PG level.
@@nehalamba2747 yes it depends on students but when it comes to coaching for IITs mega cities will trump out victorious. Mega city means more money inflow for teachers, which means more practice and awareness for students. What about small town and village students? They have to suffer the most. I am sure our kids from that part are also talented then why there is a system that is biased towards coaching swarm of mega cities? Just think about unjust. It's like rich are becoming richer.
Neha Lamba I am from IIT Delhi and my professor too said the exact same thing. He himself knew people get into IIT without much vision or anything and people have more knowledge on solving a question rather than why it is solved in that particular way. Which is taught in MIT in a much better way.
Had Barry for a Complex Analysis class! Great to see him here, he's a bloody fantastic professor
Spashie: jealous! I came through the Indian education system. If one didn't duplicate the text book or fill at least a minimum number of pages, you'd be penalized. I was asked to increase the size of my handwriting if I wanted better marks. So did an MRes where papers meant nothing, later :P
@@r2.b2 Same small handwriting problem 😐
Sad truth is that one who never even touched a computer let alone being intrested in it can get into most preimer institute of india to study "COMPUTER SCIENCE" and the one who is truly intrested cannot , thanks to exam like these.
Yes bro same situation
Same situation bro
Firstly if you want to appear this exam ten first learn to computer knowledge otherwise you will loose your expensive time. Hahaha
Happily today as far as computer science (at least software, AI and data science) is concerned, one can self study. Most top companies will recruit you if you have the required skill set (which many Indian computer science graduates, even toppers don't). Grading in India is limited to rote learning.
How else do you think the goverment should do screening of students then?Most of the schools don't provide proper computer courses and hence not many people get to see if they like the subject.Its just that everyone wants a better future for themselves and computer science gives it to them.You should blame the school and not the collage admission exam.
I felt the same way about "coaching centres" and self studied relying heavily on understanding than being "fast" and scored a rank in 5000s. Then went for 1 year of coaching and in the next and final attempt got a rank of 500s in 2009. Generalizing coaching centers is also not a great thought! I was lucky enough to have attended a coaching center that placed equal emphasis on learning as getting things done quickly. It's important for students to "want" to understand things. As someone who has cleared this exam twice, I can confidently say you don't clear this exam if you don't understand the concepts well and are just "fast". The infrastructure of coaching centers is bad, yes, but the exams are so demanding you got to at least attempt some test series to know where you stand, which is hard to gauge if you are self-studying. Just my 2 cents!
I’m just here for the accent
Australian one or the Apu one?
im just here for tibees
Welcome to Asio-australia comment section.
if someone is speaking a different accent english,it means they probably know more than 1 language.How many do you know?
You like Indian accent?
After completing my school , I was desperate to join IIT and it took me 3year and last year I was able to join cafeteria in IIT
So indirectly I am part of it
🥰😘😘😘😗😀
Brain Food
Bhai konsi IIT mai hai? Kanpur mai ho to milenge. Maine bhi wahan chai ka theka khola hai
Bhai Maine IIT Delhi ke bahar momos ki redi lagayi hai. Milte hai kabhi agar aap IIT Delhi ki canteen mai ho to😂😂😂😂😂
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@@aaryanbali4726 maza aa gaya
I cleared JEE mains with 95 percentile..yet I am here in Vellore institute of technology...too difficult to get into IITs and nits..even if u have a good score
😔hope u r ok
@Raaghav Arya but according to 'society' he didn't do well, but in a practical perspective, 95% is really good
@@valetudan234 its not 95 percent, its percentile
So it means that 5% of the students are ahead of you
@@vijayashelar9145 so what? It's still a good score
@Raaghav Arya how did you FAIL to score a 100 per cent? 🤔
6:52 Yes,from the questions and timing of the exam ,everyone can say that it is to create a question solving machine that just solves questions as fast as they can rather than naturally thinking the concept and reason with it.
I am Brazilian
I've spoken to some Indians before, they are always kind and intelligent
I'd never pass this test. Didn't even know about it!
I like how Indians count with their fingers... it's different...
@@rj-nj3uk shut up bro .
CALL OF GAMING what did he do?
@@ajayselladurai7018 he said that hexy should pity Indians for several reasons
If you want to learn that counting through fingers you can search for vedic maths
@@sumitnaiyaa well, it's the truth
I want to see Korean students answer this.
I'm just curious... Like really REALly curious
Charm B.
Here is the video for you 😜
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Also you can check on Korean dost channel
Fan of Korean dramas ????
@@Axesarvan no because korean education system is pretty tough.
UPSC, JEE main advance , KVPY , and GATE are one of the toughest Indian exams in world . The one who clears JEE and KVPY gets red carpet welcome in Universities like Haward.
BRO What about NEET
@@ishankanade5031 I am not talking about education system !!!! And these are the toughest ones . The ones who sometimes fail to enter IIT get into Harvard ..I am not comparing Universities but only exam ...and don't try to convince me rather anyone that these aren't . An iit graduate has definitely more IQ than any normal student in Harvard. Maths of 11 and 12th is harder than their graduation maths! Byee farewell
U have also include GATE with other top level exams , I wanna know y y y ???😂😂
Universities like Harvard or any other universities in the US give equal importance to extracurriculars unlike India. So get good grades in school isn’t enough. U should excel at everything.!
@@mohammadabdurrahmanansari4950 are bhai NEET is the easiest of all entrances from 2019
It's not just the IITs, you should look at those graduating from IIScs, I hear getting into them is one level while getting out of them with a degree is at an entirely different level. Actually more IISc graduates stay on in India than IIT graduates, and these are the people who spearhead India's space and defence research.
I had comma's in My Jee Rank!!
Anonymous White Hat - there isn't an apostrophe in the word commas.
1,000?
51,021😭
Came from bassi's video?
Pranjali Tandel probably yes😂😂😂
I cleared jee advanced last year but then my mum woke me up.
P.s i barely cleared jee mains😂
Bro u atleast dream of it...i have lost all my hope because 10th itself feels tough
@@JeyAnirudhJekka Never worry too much about JEE. It gives you better opportunities in future when it comes to immediately picking up a profession after the course or going for higher studies. But work on your passion and you will reach greater heights. Also you will be at a better mental state. I'm not degrading JEE. If you really want to get into IITs, try it. But remember this, now it's more of a skill driven world and your formal education only adds so much. Enjoy your life. Cheers!!!
@@scxdb9848 I don't know in what i should focus man. I've lost my passion. I don't know doing what will make me find my passion. Seriously.... everything seems the same.
@ImpoliteDirector _ ok bro I'll try
lol...moms can read dreams while seeing your face
7:20 he told the actual reality 🙏
Yes
Yes
Like one of those professors said, most of the Indian competitive exams are about highly expensive coaching, very few students can clear it on their own.
As someone who took biology I don't even know what I'm doing here
Same😂
Same
Same
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Microbiology on this side.
"The value of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive."- Albert Einstein
@bantai rapper why not professors said that solving these questions may not guarantee to be a good discoverer or scientist which is the person who is able to give
Shashank Kumar 10 years later you’re feeding cows
@@kyoto8241 sale hand to mareaga 10sal bad.jaise tere vichar hai na unhe sudhar le
Shut up and go give the Exam - (every Great Philosopher slayer) Parent's.
@@shashankkumar5163 bro, if you cannot solve a highly conceptual question of a topic then how can you invent a new law about it.
Most toughest Entrance exam at the age of 18..
True
Btw if I qualify i will appear it in the age of 17
17, dude. We're 17 when we finish 12th standard.
I think it used be scra till 2014/2015...
Now a days it is jee
@Intellectual Indian all d bst for NEET 2020
I carry a dice in exam where
1 = a
2 = b
3 = c
4 = d
5 = choose by yourself
6 = leave this question 😂😂
Now this is something I am planning to do afterwards 😂
@@swapankumarghosh2679 hahaha 😂😂
This exam even have negative marking as well
Prof. Barry is nothing less than a rockstar. Apt.
Totally agree
Only we Indians know how we solve it in 3 hrs 😢😫🙏
@Russell Campbell Yes. Home work is a very big Headache.
@@WiLdLiFeMystery You don't have homework in India?
@@mr.ditkovich6379 We do have Home works in India. Especially lower classes have too much work load for children. Higher classes have not much. College have no homework. Professors are like "Do what you want to do. " Self studies for higher classes
@@WiLdLiFeMystery well for me in high school the HW seems to have quadrupled lol
@@Vibranium375 Oh. Home work is a very troublesome thing but good for the students if there is no punishment if not done. Then students can do home works peacefully and can even do research too. But that situation is in imagination world only
My eyes are on comment section
My ears are listenting talk
My hands are scrolling down .
I am a very busy person😅
Yeah
Same lol