If i had to do any i would choose physics and would get it right at any point of time in my life , i got total 50 marks in IIT 2023 😂at 110 we get IIT 😊
Solving toughest problems doesn't necessarily means you have the intelligence to invent something new. This is what Indian education system needs to understand.
@@ayushsingh2667 Cracking JEE doesn't necessarily means you've a great mind. Great mind includes creativity, perception, vision, critical thinking & many other factors. Having sharp memory, & ability to solve numerical by its repeated exposure are different things.
@@Perpetualteachings Bhai mai specially JEE Adv. ki baatkr rha hu,ye jo tumne likha h n vision,critical thinking skills etc. saare aa jaaynge jb khud se Adv. ki questions bnaoge
@@oliverkretschmer6939 What’s wrong with diversity? Surely u can’t go through life just meeting your own race of people that’s a very narrow mind set u have
@@Otacon_1 nothing is wrong with diversity, infact organic diversity is more than desirable, but setting up quotas for people, or making it tougher for certain people and easier for others, aka forced diversity is the problem
@@httttttttt7746 Put a printout of the test results and marks where you gave your worst performance and attach a photo of the IIT you want to go in, let's say IIT Bombay besides it. Stick these 2 photos on your study table wall. If your Urge to go into IIT is good enough, you will never procrastinate, and these photos will keep reminding you of that
For people who bring Moral issues into Exams realise this clearly MIT : is an entrance exam which challenges you to enter MIT standards IIT : is an rejection process based exam which challenges u to dare compete for acceptance into any IIT...
MIT doesn't use entrance exams, they have SAT and ACT but those are easy to get a perfect score on for most top students and back when I was a professor I always advocated for ignoring those exams entirely. What we as scientists like to see in talented students is the ability to make change in the world through their own innovative minds, not just prepare for some test. There are no tests in real life, so why find the best test takers in the world.
In the minds of the beginner there are many possibilities, but in the mind of the expert there are but few....How will u bring out great Potential without testing it or throwing it to the dust a couple of times...
@@asthasingh8391 what your saying is the equivalent of saying " If I was rich I wouldn't have to suffer like this " ....and I will say people who say this will never become rich
Everyone in India taking this test is taking test prep. These are kids randomly solving these questions without any prep. Pretty impressive. Also, the host was super kind and friendly. Good representation of India overall.
@@vladanila behen boht sense hai, science to science e hota hai na. america ka ho ya india ka woh sab college me hai, Studies to same e hai, hum bhi jo padte hai woh bhi same padte hai
Well this is completely wrong... IIT encourages innovation. Only difference is that the infrastructure... The entrance exam is lenient in US for MIT because of the lesser competition there .. In India there's cut-throat competition in every field. So the exam level is upscaled every year to match that.
@@ronitroshannayak4474 Yes but it has nothing to do with IIT exam. I meas there are other exams like NET/JRF which is for research. It's cultural issue because we have made our culture too inclined towards engineering and medical.
@@ronitroshannayak4474 yeah u r right but we as citizens need to push for it or government won't do. If only we students pursue research and such other fields more and more, government will be obligated to improve those fields too.
I have never understood the fuss about iit- jee. We may have the toughest tests for college admission in the world, but at the end of the day, we lag far behind than Western countries in terms of scientific breakthroughs and innovations. We boast of solving all the tough physics and math problems in paper but fail to win any Nobel prize or the fields medal in those areas. In fact, the notable scientific breakthroughs that came from india (the works of CV Raman, SN Bose, JC Bose, Meghnad Saha for instance) came when there were no iits or jee advanced etc. Isn't something wrong with our current systems?
@@ExamsSimplified101 phir foreign chale jao aur Bill gates ko aur amir banao. This what most IITians do with their talent unfortunately. Do you see the problem?
IIT is for engineering i.e applied science whereas scientific break throuughs that you are talking about are done by people from the field of pure sciences. There are different institutes for them altogether like IISC. Those two things are not the same. Besides the exam itself (as in the questions asked) as are not very hard like the ones asked in the olympiads. They check how well you understand the basic concept and not just mugged up the formulas. People like to call that difficult cuz they can't just memorise and pass the exam
Not even a single IIT student or professor can visualise 4-dimensional space (not with time as 4th dimension). But one simple being in heavenly planetary system like Indraloka can. (If anybody cannot understand what I am saying, don't worry).
The Indian guy in the exception question of chemistry is probably Chirag Falor. He had topped IIT JEE Advanced 2020 in the entire country, and then he decided to go to MIT.
I have attended online classes at MIT and off-line classes at IIT. The quality of MIT teachers and their innovation in pedagogy is miles ahead of majority of teachers at IIT. The amount trouble which teachers at MIT take is phenomenal. So I am sure the end of course outcome of learning at MIT must be great too.
well i have to say that IIT produces better engineers than MIT just because of the students that enter IIT already have a high intelligence due it the sheer difficulty of the paper they have to give to enter
@@saitamao07 lol. you know MIT is a dream college for even IITians right? They take only 6-7 Indians per branch which includes people like JEE AIR 1 and Olympiad participants
@@grizz99999 well i am sure they do not "take" omly 6-7 IITians because they have more choice but rather indians would rather stay in india due to low cost of living and healthcare
I hope we as Indians get out of this IIT/ IAS fever and start appreciating pure research and startup culture. It is almost like we have produced a beautiful arrow to hunt and we are enamoured by its sheer intricate design rather than appreciating its actual ability to hunt.
@@gauravmimic8772 Most people forget things within a few days of learning them. For things to stay in memory for a longer time, one has to refresh the concepts again and again. We tend to loose and forget things very easily. I studied this in my psychology class. We humans are not capable of holding large chunks of information for the longest times. Ask a data structures professor to solve calculus problems and he won't be able to do it. Ask a math teacher to solve physics or chemistry questions and they will hard time solving those. We loose information even if we have studied it. That's just how the world works.
@@vivekchoudhary5551 the 2016 jee advanced paper was one of the most difficult papers in the history of jee ... Compared to that, this year's paper was almost a cake walk . Nevertheless advanced has always been one of the toughest exams in the world for years now So even if they are able to solve a few ques it's great anyway!!
I like how you said, "If you solve the question right, you get 100$ and if you don't you get 20$ because that doesn't make you a loser but a warrior." Pretty sure this will boost everyone's confidence! Edit: Thank you for 1K likes. Also, I am pretty sure that the person appeared during 9:24 is Chirag Falor Topper of JEE Advanced 2020 (AIR-1)
Bro they r college students who have done their majors....so u can't compare them with 11th and 12th students who give jee advanced paper Moreover, they jst had to choose one question from the entire paper that too from their fav subject which almost everyone can easily pull off....bt a student who has jst completed 12th, competing with tons of students and giving the entire paper without the option to choose his/her fav subject or question proves who is mentally intelligent at a younger age
@@noorhundal7766 Not all....as a JEE aspirant the hardwork and efforts we put inorder to grab the concepts isn't even nearly comparable to mugging up....there might b few students mugging up bt majority don't....and that's the major difference between JEE and Board Examination
@@noorhundal7766 do you even know about JEE It's not boards Maybe IIT is not same level with MIT but the effort a JEE cracker or aspirant puts in is alot Tum Kya jaanoge bas kone me baith ke gyan do
Bro you just can't compare MIT AND IIT 😂. Students at MIT are research oriented and IIT students mostly placement oriented.We can't blame iit students tho.They are very hardworking and intelligent. But a tough question paper can't decide quality of system. Edit: also funding for mit is very very huge almost incomparable to iit. It's unfair to compare them both
If you really think IIT JEE is based on memorisation (as you stated in another comment) idk what to even say to you. the only exam where rote memorization can lead you anywhere is the board exams. Even JEE mains will be hell for you if you try doing it without understanding the concepts
@@fieldmarshal7298 true. To crack jee u need logic and speed. However, u still do need to cram a lot of formular and concepts which is definitely a down side. But overall, it tests your agility, IQ, persistence and memory, all at once
@@BondJFK sundar Pichai, the ex chief minister of Goa, and sooo many more successful people are IITians. They have done a lot in life, u just simply chose to ignore it. Most IITians are grabbed by MNCs and they pay them enormous amounts of money. Basically, foreign countries use our brains, and it makes our country more poor even though we have ample amount of human resources
A couple of observations. In India, most entrance exams are chosen as a tool of elimination rather than selection. In other words , there could be many highly innovative, socially competent, emotionally intelligent students with leadership abilities that do not finish with the very top scores. Second, if you administer the test to someone who has cleared the JEE, and now they are in the second year of college, they may not get the right answers. Because, retention levels go down and they do not have the recency effect of all that intense preparation (coaching classes, midnight oil, social asceticism etc) the had gone through a couple of years ago.
What do you think is the probability of an eliminated student to have what it takes to be highly innovative? I would say negligible and schools can take the risk of losing such people.
I studied in a CBSE school. After shifting to the American curriculum, I realized that whatever the subject physics, chemistry, or math is not any rocket science. Some math problem in RD Sharma textbooks takes 2 pages to solve and irl you can solve them in a few lines. CBSE board exams don't let calculators - that's insane. The issue is that the way of teaching at Indian schools makes things very hard and demotivating therefore the entrance tests seem to be hard. The last guy in the video from Switzerland said little prep can help to solve these papers. He could say this because the Swiss curriculum is probably one of the best in the world. The video was quite nice kudos.
That's very true. The methods and style is what makes everything hard in indian education. No matter how practical a subject is we know the way to make it memorized based.
Yeah, and they also become much easier with two years of intense preparation. The fact that these students solved questions from the exam without any preparation whatsoever, is brilliant. Also, a lot of these are freshmen and sophomores so not too different from an Indian high-schooler. I also remember a third year student from Oxford who attempted the paper for funzies and solved it 100% accurately in 1/3 the time given for the exam.
@@astitva3072 They have chose Questions of their own choice , and in Real life We need to solve Each Question in less than 2.4 minutes to solve full paper , that too without any choices , JEE Preparation is all about remembering everything you learn for 2 years and using them to solve the problem in Shortest time you can attempt ( 2.4 minutes to be very exact ) plus the more than 1 million Population sitting which are competing against you , makes the exam harder not these questions. Many Indian Students can solve these Questions , but one who masters time for all 180+ Questions wins the Battle
@@astitva3072 and Of Course they are MIT undergrad Students , They must have also done The Prep to get into the Worlds Best University / College . MIT is FAR FAR Better than IITs in terms of Research and Development .
@@astitva3072 I don't really trust that story. I READ THIS ANSWER SOMEWHERE . Reason: I have many doubts regarding what jack Fraser said about he solving the paper 1.He termed JEE as a physical sciences exam , which makes me feel dumb that I cleared JEE with a rank below 2k without even knowing that maths is also a physical science. 2. He also said that the paper had “around 80 multiple choice questions” . I don't see any paper that had around 80 questions in it. A normal JEE advanced paper has around 20-25 questions per subject per paper on an average in a year which makes the number around 120-150. If it was mains, 90. Where does 80 come from?? It means he might have solved an advanced paper that had 28questions per subject and he solved only one paper, then only the questions number to 84( atleast something that's near 80).FYI it means it's the 2012 JEE paper(5yrs old, the questions in that paper would have been easily published in many books by now and he may have encountered them during these 5yrs) , that's the only paper that has 28 questions. So as he did only one paper , he might have solved them for a time limit of 3hrs, it means he did them under 1hr(one third time). Wow! 84 questions in one hour ! Excellent! 3. But see I am even skeptical about accepting that he did this paper too, because this doesn't have only multiple choice questions, it has multiple correct answer questions, Integer answer type questions…. 4. How was he able to do all that chemistry without even studying the topics related to drugs and biomolecules that are kind of related to NCERT text book and remember each and every test in organic? I am not saying that he could not and he was faking it. If it's true, I need some legit answer for my above questions. I am at any point ready to accept his capabilities , not that I am doubting it now. But the way he described that he solved JEE paper, made me feel like he was a bit showing off. But it's completely worth it if he really accomplished it.
Tbh...Thats the entire logic of JEE. U gotta do easiest things first and get the marks rather than spending a lot of time in just one difficult question.
@@LhnAran Are you mad?!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. This is supposed to the most dumbest answer ever!! Oh man, I can't stop laughing. Do you know that all the Olympiad medallist majorly go to MIT or any other IVY and bit IIT. (I know that once in 4-5 years a JEE Topper is also an Olympiad Medalist). Also, more research papers are published by MIT alone than all the IITs combined. And if we see the video, even Harnoor knows that smartness isn't enough in this world to be successful. There are other things also
@TH-cam Official India discovered 0, brahmagupta introduced rules to solve quadratic equation, something which american and european scientist use... those that mean indian r elite? no, it only mean bunch of highly smart people existed who contributed to math n physics.. it dont make the entire race elite..
You are referring to somebody who topped the JEE Advanced in 2020; not only that, he scored the highest percentage of marks in any 3 hour Advanced paper till date (196 out of 198).
@@cyclonebuster9578 I haven't ever said anything like he is the smartest. Actually I feel that its just a waste of time comparing smartness of great minds.
8 Billion humans on this planet. Population keeps increasing and so will competition. Let's solve this problem and then I guarantee 200% of all human problems will be resolved.
here in India, the preparation is like literally a WAR. going through innumerable coaching classes, mentors, uncountable mock tests, analysis, revisions,etc. kudos to those who at least try without any preparation.
solving the whole question paper at undergraduate level within a time limit is ofc much harder than just picking the question you can do from your favorite subject and having a big time limit. Edit: how many times do I have to clear this that I am in no way underestimating mit students. My comment was for those people who are praising them for solving the questions without any preparation. Which doesn't make sense because they aren't at high school level, they've been through these concepts and it's definitely easier for them to solve it than a high school level student. They did bare minimum here.
@@Rohityadav_17 it is definitely easy..... I have cracked it and can confirm if u solve all the pyq including the subjective ones.... It becomes easier to get into the mindset of the examiner.....
And no one studies pcm again once they clear the exam so we should appreciate MIT grads for even trying its hilarious watching indians thinking they got some superiority since they solved jee paper
MIT :- Innovation, Ideas, Technology, Space, Robotics etc IIT :- Marks, Assignment, Project, Sheet, Placement, Exam.... And At The End Doing Jobs In American MNCs.....
Go, do a start-up, it's your problem that you wanted to have a 9*5 job in MNCs, there are many entrepreneur from IITs. And who are you to say, if you have cleared JEE advanced then you have right to say.
@@Go-DUsopp You Cleared it ?? Right.. And If Not, Then Don't Bark Here.... And Problem Is Not for Job Or Start Up.... The Problem Is The Indian People And There Mentality Of Rat Race Behind Marks.... Because of Our Great Education System.... America Institutes Are More Focused To The Innovation...
MIT and the US schools look for well-rounded citizens with interests and talents in other aspects of life. HS students in the US spend a lot of time on multiple things. Volunteering (social service), participating in academic clubs (at least a 2 or 3 consistently for 3,4 years), student government organizations, student council, tutoring, honor societies, serving in leadership roles, committees, playing sports at a competitive level, taking AP courses, research internships, jobs, then academic records. I may have missed some. I know for IIT JEE students prepare on academics and only on academics for years. I believe they are better at Math, Phys, and Chem subjects than the US HS students. I am definitely not surprised. My opinion.
I have unknowing seen the GrRE scores of IIITians. I am 1978 Bombay EE a) 70 b) 65 c) my roomate for 1 in verbal d) my roomnate friend from IITK got rejected because of poor GMAT (SIUC) our civil topper was rejected at Texas average school because of low GRE. My guess is median IITian scores 60 to 70. That's why they dont show their GRE scores.
Solving the hardest question doesn't express someone's mental ability, jee is all about toughest questions. Without tricks or knowing the exceptions you can't solve them easily. Mitians are doing it without any practice, they didn't see these questions before. Solving hardest question and inventing a new thing is not the same.
bruh they are in college and in india these questions are solved by 11th,12th students and also in the video that girl herself said she solved this type of question in class so there is no point of saying that they haven' solve those types of question or those types of questions are new to them.
@@shubhamsandilya bro mit students don't get like a particular algorithm or a particular formula or way to solve a particular question they had their majors in subjects which had nothing to do with such things soo.....
@@shubhamsandilya a 11th 12th student cannot solve these questions without practicing it, if they can cracking iit jee become easy pie for them. I am not puting down any person here, I just want to say solving these questions doesn't show any person intelligence. They solving it without preparation, an this video comparing iit and MiT based on a single question paper.
@@starryepidemic2532 yes, you're right, after getting into the institution most of the students doing with their majors only. I am also a teacher and I do teach my students several tricks and technique to bypass the calculation and get the answer in stipulated time. In 11th 12th they only get the base to learn these techniques.
@@gaurabchowdhury2254 and plus we get a ton of formulas for solving integrals range and other such stuff, they don't.. they have to make their own formulas using graphs and analysis which is pretty hard to concieve I've attended their svc course and ik how mindbending it could be to just prove a simple limit that we have a formula for....
Replacement is replacing exactly what you picked before so that the next outcome does not get affected by the previous pick... It's often a good idea to solve the questions yourself before asking others for solution 🙃
We Indians take pride in saying that of many world famous tech companies most of them have iit graduated CEOs but irony is These all companies are founded by MITians.Our Indian education system really needs to build some practical form of ways to educate the students.
IIT students obviously have a head start in solving these kind of problems with years of practice. My nephew went to MIT after completing his school education in USA, along with MIT, he’s a top class swimmer in the country and won multiple national debate awards. He’s an all rounder, rather than a number cruncher. This video is more about feeling good about ourselves seeing others fail
I am an IIT Delhi alumni Mechanical Engineering and right now in University of Auckland and I think if someone is able to solve an IIT's PCM problem in 2-4 minutes means that guy has something for sure.
yes but one question from fav subject which is def the one that they remember process of as the 2nd guy said. Many indian student solve it every year and get nothing and called dumb because they couldn't clear IIT.
Yaar, awesome.! Respect for IIT-JEE, I didn't participate in this exam but I have seen the process of preparation. Such effort, such dedication. This is truly a reminder to my 12th days.
There are a few things in act here:- 1- no exam pressure, so you can indulge a bit of your instinct in the solution. In the exam hall we seek perfection because of negative marking 2- yes they didn't prepare for it, but the core concepts were still there in mind 3- some might have chosen a "easy" ques, bcz obviously some questions in jee adv. Are really easy, just to make you confuse and think "wait, is this really this easy, i am making a mistake?" 4-chirag is a badass!
IIT students has a huge knowledge over a specific topic, Even the students who dont get to IIT can also solve that maths even after 1-2 years because of their thick basic knowledge about a topic which is great
That's my paper and it give me chills seeing it again 🥶 That hell of preparation is needed to crack JEE advanced. I m happy to share my experience as I got into IIT Roorkee now.
@@adityathaker2379 take my advice,I'm in 12th, gave my first JEE Mains attempt. You've got this, you can easily pull it off still, one condition, you need to have unshaken consistency throughout the year
@@triyanshu1 yup,it was a fun video,and look at all the people here in the comments,they have somehow taken it on their ego, defensive and attacking,feels like a football pitch,it was just a fun experiment.
There are 20% easy questions ( RELATIVELY) so taking any one on and solving it would be not so hard. If given whole paper with one hour then it would be a real challenge 😂
I am an average kid and the question they did were just very simple like it was not even leveled to jee mains picking easiest questions is just not good
bro you can't just expect neuroscience and computer science sophomore to do the questions which we spent 2.5 yrs(approx) learning... also mit students don't get a particular type of formula for solving a particular question, they have to make those formulas using graphs and analysis themselves so ofc they will choose the question that is not hard or do not require solving integrals which we have a pretty straightforward formula for.. btw jee aspirant 2023 here any tips plz.... and also congrats.
Its funny how everyone in the comments section is proud of IITs question difficulty level instead of being ashamed that it is unnecessary tough. This toughness level has no practical value unlike mit where they study only what will come in use . I wish I could go to some good foreign college
@Digvijay Sisodia your choice if you want to study unnecessary items so badly you are free to do that. But I think it's good to remove items from syllabus which will have no importance for us
@@Sanjayyadav-bp9oq why not ashamed ? You may be proud of the present scenario but I find it funny that even after having the highest population of students in the world 95 percentage of our students only try to pursue engineering or doctor . Our education system is filled with flaws. Just like when it comes to sports focus is only given to cricket. Like wise focus is only given to engineering and medical as a result other sectors fall back. When was the last time our education system was upgraded. Thanks to modi this time some changes are being made.
I am impressed that they could solve those questions without even practicing years for those type of questions. Also, I admire chirag bhaiya a lot , met him during Olympiad competition but you can't really say he destroyed other MIT students. If they had practiced like how we do then they too would be able to do it, after all they are at MIT for a reason (they are very hardworking, they push their limits and they are creative).
The dude said months of prep and it's doable, students are giving their years just to grab an IIT/NIT seat. What are they teaching in Switzerland schools??
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 you think like that we indians always feel they r superior but the education system everywhere is fu**** up u can see why bill gates, zuckerberg and elon left top clg even after getting into it if it was that much beneficial
You can Observe the difficulty of exam through the fact that IIT organiser give you 6 hours of time for 360 marks paper(generally 360) instead of 3 hours standard and you have to score 33% marks to get into IIT for general category but out of 1 million people only 1% students score for than 33% in exam.
That shows the poor quality of human resource in india because the population of India is higher than combined population of us, Europe, Russia, Australia and Japan.
@@mrxyz590 No I am asking because after reading your comment I come to conclusion that you are not at how difficult JEE ADVANCE is and how difficult is to get into IIT Than MIT, HARVARD,STANFORD but you are making excuses to prove that it is not that difficult but brother once give this exam than you will know about it.
9:54 Option B and D were out of my choice because even if don't know what does P vs V mean but the arrows were opposite so heat cannot be gained by both so I have to chose something with same direction of arrows which was C
So tough.... or toughest... Don't matter. The thing is clearing jee advance means a lot for a student as it is the second toughest exam in India and 4th in globally....
IIT vs MIT: - Students having FAST problem solving ability vs Students having DEEP understanding but slow problem solving skill - Most are attending due to family pressure vs Most are attending due to learning appetite - Mostly focused on getting high paying jobs in the USA vs They are already in the USA - They don't get so much appreciation (from parents) for innovation vs Their parents don't intervein that much Source: Firsthand personal experience
@@kennawhitty5884 Exactly in competitive exams like IIT-JEE and NEET of course indian exams, our teachers also tell us to make an educated guess by considering elimination and approximation.
Harnoor, you should experiment this paper with MIT Department of Mathematics students(Math majors) not with students of Neuroscience, Electrical Engineering or Chemical Engineering. The performance which these non-math major students showed was outstanding! 👏
Sir,I am very happy to see chirag bhaiya to solve jee advance question even after 2 year of his exam preprations and also he remember the expections. Just wow!😍😍
7:22 yes I also know that answer is B , due to Hydrogen bond the goss form isomerism is strong this is also work in glycerol isomerism . Goss form is strong due to h bond
That's the difference between knowing and applying. You can have tons of formulas and tricks. You can use them to solve tons of problems. But the question is why these formulas and tricks work? How can these be improved more? And in exactly which area of science, it's gonna help?
its not about the formulas or tricks exams like jee advanced are made to test your understanding of that concept how well versed you are with the fundamental concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics and if you don't even have the basic understanding of these subjects how are you supposed to invent sth new or do any kind of research work ,how exactly can someone write a poem if he hasn't mastered the art of using words.
@@avasdasgupta1657 Abe namune sunder pichai ke baare main itna pdh liya . Ye bhi pdh leta ki Usne btech , mtech metallury main kra hai. Aur Mba wharton se kra hai jisse uski Google main entry hui. Aur sunder hi kya Satya nadela ne bhi Mba kra hai Jisse Vo Microsoft chla rha hai. Bewakoof CS pdhne ke loye PCM nhi sirf M chahiye hota hai. Aur kisi bhi umar ka bnda CS kr skta hai.
@SaiyanHere I don't blame him. I blame the education system who brainwashed the parents, students, teachers by making them think better marks = better knowledge. I appreciate his memory skills and hard work
@@siddharth_0771 just shut up kid He has cracked Olympiads , he has excellent brain 🧠 in problem solvings which is most required to tackle big problems The fact that u can't do this,it's simply jealousy 😅
@@animeforlife3151 bro i am IIT KHARAGPUR GRADUATE so dont teach me .... Secondly every person has his own quality and rather than making hero concentrate on being better version of yourself...
IIT-JEE will indeed stay in my heart forever. Btw I solved that matrix question in the exam and that hydrogen bonding exception was also common I remember getting it right in the exam hall
Bro ... These r literally rich people.. like there parents'are multi millionaire's... If everybody's parents were zo rich... Everybody would have such knowledge
@@parimtm nope. For college apps, MIT is run without asking for wealth or status and is given 36 billion dollars from the US government to give scholarships which most students use. No one is rich, they just work harder than you
Just the environment is amazing . Everyone collaborating to pursue their interests .People with diverse backgrounds . That's how you create strong minds . JEE with all its "hard" questions is useless for most .
Harnoor had so much of guts to tell Chirag AIR1 We both went through the same stuff !! He is Chirag the KVPY NTSE JEE ADVANCED 1 JEE MAINS OLYMPIAD WINNER !!
Firstly MIT is hub of brilliant mind came from world but IIT recruiting bunch of students through exam big difference they solved question without prepration thats means they have good knowledge
@@Yuvrxj29 kamiya dusre desh m batane se sirf stereotypes badte h. India is now stereotyped as a rapist country and even if rape cases decrease in the country the stereotype would still remains.
@@Yuvrxj29 vir das agar ye sab india m bolta to m appreciate krti per usne america m jaker sirf stereotype create kiya h. Or dharm ka rape koi connection nhi h . Hume tough policies or judiciary per focus krna chahiye, naki cool bane k liye pure country ko rapist ka tag dedo.
@@Yuvrxj29 aapko pta bhi America ne kuch din phale hi American's ko ye bola hai .. india mai jane se phale thoda consider kro kyoki udhr rape hote hai ..jabki subko pta rape case mai America india se jyada bura hai ....hn india ka system thoda bekar hai but ye apni government se bolunga na ki other country ko ..
If you go to Polytechnique X, or Ecole Centrale in Paris, I am sure they will find these IIT problems very easy, because they come from a very tough French Entrance Exam :D
Bro I know they are MIT students but for them the syllabus of IIT JEE is something that they've studied way before and its not easy to recall everything at the particular time but still I'm surprised how easily they solved the paper
@@valakgaming9956 No but in your comment you didn't talk any sense they had option to choose the easiest question and they have 5 mins (point to be added their fav subject)
whatever you say about the Indian education system .....look at how chirag is answering !!....they are all at the same institute(the best one tbp)...almost in the same branches ....from around the world,....but chirag's problem solving skill are way better(AIR 1 for a reason)....good video harnoor
You can't judge education system with AIR 1.... Look at the number of unemployable and uninterested engineers we produce and look at the number of patents filed. education system is not just to literate you but to actually build an environment and culture where students are inspired to study and innovate and not fo them marely because they have to do them.
I'm very sure Chirag's skills are despite the indian education system, not because of it. In india it's more about getting marks than learning something. Even when you get into an IIT. Of course I'm doing a broad generalisation, but it's more or less true.
@@atharvasawant4211 and that's because of resources and interest in the field Ap hi patao Jee mein or enjeeneering mein koi comparison nahi hota Plus US has better resources And taking about innovation most innovative people in thw world are mostly dropouts lol So MIT and iit students both loose to the dropout
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If i had to do any i would choose physics and would get it right at any point of time in my life , i got total 50 marks in IIT 2023 😂at 110 we get IIT 😊
Solving toughest problems doesn't necessarily means you have the intelligence to invent something new. This is what Indian education system needs to understand.
Your killed it
But it means you have a great mind,and with great mind you may have great thinking skills which might lead to invention
@@ayushsingh2667 Cracking JEE doesn't necessarily means you've a great mind. Great mind includes creativity, perception, vision, critical thinking & many other factors. Having sharp memory, & ability to solve numerical by its repeated exposure are different things.
Bro may I ask your education qualifications if you don't mind 🙄?
@@Perpetualteachings Bhai mai specially JEE Adv. ki baatkr rha hu,ye jo tumne likha h n vision,critical thinking skills etc. saare aa jaaynge jb khud se Adv. ki questions bnaoge
Rahul Gandhi Rockz, Modi is the real Pappu 💯
They are mit students they should give correct answer
Dude they are MIT students not like jee aspirants who give up in second year and start thinking of studies abroad
Giving right answer on exam it is different things because of that exam pressure
I appreciate This but They gave answers to questions they selected and anyone who studied can choose atleast one question , can't they??
@@shivanshi1084 in exam you have to work your brain on 3 different subjects in 3 hour your brain graph look like parabola
The diversity of students at MIT is commendable.
Not really it's actually the worst part about it . You only like it because you are a part of diversity
@@oliverkretschmer6939 ur ideology is similar to me 👍👍👍👍🤣
@@oliverkretschmer6939 What’s wrong with diversity? Surely u can’t go through life just meeting your own race of people that’s a very narrow mind set u have
@@Otacon_1 nothing is wrong with diversity, infact organic diversity is more than desirable, but setting up quotas for people, or making it tougher for certain people and easier for others, aka forced diversity is the problem
@@raunak1147 well said man...exactly it's not just diversity it's forced diversity...
Chirag Is Able to solve questions in mind even after a lot of time
This shows How much you need To prepare to Get AIR1 in Jee Advanced
Need to have a sharp mind as well
@@vishalacharya5683and preparation from 9th grade
Thanks
@@chiragmaheshwari4306htt bc vo chirag falor h maheshwari nhi 😂😂
@@facthub9964 are bhai mazak kr ra hu😂
IIT is no match with MiT,
IIT make tough paper ,
MiT make futuristic Technology.
That is huge difference
There's a place for both, no one can deny the people IIT has given through this process.
That's why all tech giants choose indians
That's literally the dumbest thing I heard today
@@bapibabu1556 then why Indians can't develop their own country ?
@@hwthingzwork dollar ka naam suna hai 😂
This is the paper I gave this year! I scored 180/360 in JEE Adv and now I have got admission in IIT Madras :)
Bro I have a problem that I procrastinate too much any solution
@@httttttttt7746 Put a printout of the test results and marks where you gave your worst performance and attach a photo of the IIT you want to go in, let's say IIT Bombay besides it. Stick these 2 photos on your study table wall. If your Urge to go into IIT is good enough, you will never procrastinate, and these photos will keep reminding you of that
You should have choosen IIT Guwahati 😆
@@borokgaming8129 😂😂😂
Congrats 🎉
For people who bring Moral issues into Exams realise this clearly
MIT : is an entrance exam which challenges you to enter MIT standards
IIT : is an rejection process based exam which challenges u to dare compete for acceptance into any IIT...
MIT doesn't have its own entrance exam, though...
MIT doesn't use entrance exams, they have SAT and ACT but those are easy to get a perfect score on for most top students and back when I was a professor I always advocated for ignoring those exams entirely. What we as scientists like to see in talented students is the ability to make change in the world through their own innovative minds, not just prepare for some test. There are no tests in real life, so why find the best test takers in the world.
In the minds of the beginner there are many possibilities, but in the mind of the expert there are but few....How will u bring out great Potential without testing it or throwing it to the dust a couple of times...
@@asthasingh8391 what your saying is the equivalent of saying " If I was rich I wouldn't have to suffer like this " ....and I will say people who say this will never become rich
@@adarshkrishnan7941 true
Everyone in India taking this test is taking test prep. These are kids randomly solving these questions without any prep. Pretty impressive. Also, the host was super kind and friendly. Good representation of India overall.
bhai ye bachhe college ke students hain they have completed their majors surely they should know it
kids are studying Engg. in one of the Big colleges in US... In India High school kids give IIT-JEE entrance exam..
@@markandeya6827 ??? koi sense hai iss baat ki?
@@vladanila behen boht sense hai, science to science e hota hai na. america ka ho ya india ka
woh sab college me hai, Studies to same e hai, hum bhi jo padte hai woh bhi same padte hai
@@vladanilabkl Punjabi lassi saale mc yeh bache 22 waise hai aur India Mai 17 18 ke bache dete h exam
IIT: Encourages numbers
MIT: Encourages innovation and passion
big difference :)
Well this is completely wrong...
IIT encourages innovation. Only difference is that the infrastructure...
The entrance exam is lenient in US for MIT because of the lesser competition there .. In India there's cut-throat competition in every field. So the exam level is upscaled every year to match that.
Then Why manu IITians are CEO of top companies?
@@ronitroshannayak4474 Yes. So what, r u saying those founder's have studied from MIT. If not then argument doesn't hold.
@@ronitroshannayak4474 Yes but it has nothing to do with IIT exam. I meas there are other exams like NET/JRF which is for research. It's cultural issue because we have made our culture too inclined towards engineering and medical.
@@ronitroshannayak4474 yeah u r right but we as citizens need to push for it or government won't do. If only we students pursue research and such other fields more and more, government will be obligated to improve those fields too.
I have never understood the fuss about iit- jee. We may have the toughest tests for college admission in the world, but at the end of the day, we lag far behind than Western countries in terms of scientific breakthroughs and innovations. We boast of solving all the tough physics and math problems in paper but fail to win any Nobel prize or the fields medal in those areas. In fact, the notable scientific breakthroughs that came from india (the works of CV Raman, SN Bose, JC Bose, Meghnad Saha for instance) came when there were no iits or jee advanced etc. Isn't something wrong with our current systems?
Phle IITian bno phir gyaan do 😂😂😂😂
@@ExamsSimplified101 phir foreign chale jao aur Bill gates ko aur amir banao. This what most IITians do with their talent unfortunately. Do you see the problem?
MIT ke xams iit se bhi jyada tough hote hai ... Aur maths aur ohysics hi hti h
IIT is for engineering i.e applied science whereas scientific break throuughs that you are talking about are done by people from the field of pure sciences. There are different institutes for them altogether like IISC. Those two things are not the same. Besides the exam itself (as in the questions asked) as are not very hard like the ones asked in the olympiads. They check how well you understand the basic concept and not just mugged up the formulas. People like to call that difficult cuz they can't just memorise and pass the exam
Not even a single IIT student or professor can visualise 4-dimensional space (not with time as 4th dimension). But one simple being in heavenly planetary system like Indraloka can. (If anybody cannot understand what I am saying, don't worry).
The Indian guy in the exception question of chemistry is probably Chirag Falor. He had topped IIT JEE Advanced 2020 in the entire country, and then he decided to go to MIT.
Arvind Kejriwal tera rishtedar hai ke? Yar pollution km krva de NCR mae
@@universalsoldier811 😂😂😂
@@universalsoldier811 😂
He was from aakas right?
Just realised he is that guy
I have attended online classes at MIT and off-line classes at IIT. The quality of MIT teachers and their innovation in pedagogy is miles ahead of majority of teachers at IIT. The amount trouble which teachers at MIT take is phenomenal. So I am sure the end of course outcome of learning at MIT must be great too.
well i have to say that IIT produces better engineers than MIT just because of the students that enter IIT already have a high intelligence due it the sheer difficulty of the paper they have to give to enter
YET MOST INNOVATION HAPPEN IN WEST NOT INDIA @@saitamao07
@@saitamao07 lol. you know MIT is a dream college for even IITians right? They take only 6-7 Indians per branch which includes people like JEE AIR 1 and Olympiad participants
@@grizz99999 well i am sure they do not "take" omly 6-7 IITians because they have more choice but rather indians would rather stay in india due to low cost of living and healthcare
@@saitamao07 oh ya co incidentally AIR 1 has chosen MIT here but none of the remaining thousands of IITians were surely not interested in MIT
Chirag was at insane level , he just gave only the correct answers , even without the white board for calculation .
Man he is AIR 1 of Jee-Advance 2020🙂
@@YashSharma-on4cq what??? He is Chirag Bansal???
Well Chirag Bansal was the topper nationally
He was Chiraj Falor
@@vishwasadityachauhan4606 oh sorry
I hope we as Indians get out of this IIT/ IAS fever and start appreciating pure research and startup culture. It is almost like we have produced a beautiful arrow to hunt and we are enamoured by its sheer intricate design rather than appreciating its actual ability to hunt.
finally! someone said it.
So true it's said we are trained to be a job seeker not job provider.
it's already happening but indians should invent their own, mostly are copying western startups
And even for that IITs are the best place to lead.
@@shivam_nagar69 true
I believe if you gave the JEE questions even to the IIT grads after 4 years, many of them might not be able to solve in 5 mins.
That's actually true. I qualified Jee Advanced in 2017 but now I am able to solve only basic questions.
I can't even solve them after 2 months of JEE😂
@@futuristicimperfect1788 how
@@eshankulkarni why
@@gauravmimic8772 Most people forget things within a few days of learning them. For things to stay in memory for a longer time, one has to refresh the concepts again and again. We tend to loose and forget things very easily. I studied this in my psychology class. We humans are not capable of holding large chunks of information for the longest times. Ask a data structures professor to solve calculus problems and he won't be able to do it. Ask a math teacher to solve physics or chemistry questions and they will hard time solving those. We loose information even if we have studied it. That's just how the world works.
Jee 2016 would've been a nightmare if he chose that ...
This year was definitely easier ..
Elaborate
@@vivekchoudhary5551 the 2016 jee advanced paper was one of the most difficult papers in the history of jee ...
Compared to that, this year's paper was almost a cake walk .
Nevertheless advanced has always been one of the toughest exams in the world for years now So even if they are able to solve a few ques it's great anyway!!
Very true
@@prateeknanda7833 bro difficult and out of syllabus are two different things in 2016 paper many questions were out of syllabus
2020 joined the chat
I like how you said, "If you solve the question right, you get 100$ and if you don't you get 20$ because that doesn't make you a loser but a warrior." Pretty sure this will boost everyone's confidence!
Edit: Thank you for 1K likes.
Also, I am pretty sure that the person appeared during 9:24 is Chirag Falor Topper of JEE Advanced 2020 (AIR-1)
yes ,he is like don't need calculations😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@stars7423 🤣😂
I mean the question was actually super easy, I am in class 11th and I too solved it just by seeing the question lol
@@sleepyfella same!!!
@@sleepyfella right man
the fact that these students had zero preparation and still got answers right...hats off
Bro they r college students who have done their majors....so u can't compare them with 11th and 12th students who give jee advanced paper
Moreover, they jst had to choose one question from the entire paper that too from their fav subject which almost everyone can easily pull off....bt a student who has jst completed 12th, competing with tons of students and giving the entire paper without the option to choose his/her fav subject or question proves who is mentally intelligent at a younger age
@@DaNnY-vs7yy these 11 and 12 students just mug the given syllabus for a whole TWO years
@@noorhundal7766 Not all....as a JEE aspirant the hardwork and efforts we put inorder to grab the concepts isn't even nearly comparable to mugging up....there might b few students mugging up bt majority don't....and that's the major difference between JEE and Board Examination
@@noorhundal7766 do you even know about JEE
It's not boards
Maybe IIT is not same level with MIT but the effort a JEE cracker or aspirant puts in is alot
Tum Kya jaanoge bas kone me baith ke gyan do
@@DaNnY-vs7yy exactly bro
JEE advance is a type of exam which is made in order to reject the 900k people who are giving the exam😂
So true.
Bro you just can't compare MIT AND IIT 😂. Students at MIT are research oriented and IIT students mostly placement oriented.We can't blame iit students tho.They are very hardworking and intelligent. But a tough question paper can't decide quality of system.
Edit: also funding for mit is very very huge almost incomparable to iit. It's unfair to compare them both
You are just satisfying yourself
If you really think IIT JEE is based on memorisation (as you stated in another comment) idk what to even say to you. the only exam where rote memorization can lead you anywhere is the board exams. Even JEE mains will be hell for you if you try doing it without understanding the concepts
@@fieldmarshal7298 true. To crack jee u need logic and speed. However, u still do need to cram a lot of formular and concepts which is definitely a down side. But overall, it tests your agility, IQ, persistence and memory, all at once
@@BondJFK sundar Pichai, the ex chief minister of Goa, and sooo many more successful people are IITians. They have done a lot in life, u just simply chose to ignore it. Most IITians are grabbed by MNCs and they pay them enormous amounts of money. Basically, foreign countries use our brains, and it makes our country more poor even though we have ample amount of human resources
@@ritusingh8578 Chief minister of Goa lmao
This year's JEE advanced paper was like easier as compared to other years but look at Chirag's memory
No it's not easy
But question they had chosen was 😎
@@Medcuriohub kyunki wo ghar m tha bhai, exam hall ka pressure alag hota h
@@bajrangmishra2003 exactly
ye paper 1 hai, paper 2 karo phir dekho
A couple of observations. In India, most entrance exams are chosen as a tool of elimination rather than selection. In other words , there could be many highly innovative, socially competent, emotionally intelligent students with leadership abilities that do not finish with the very top scores. Second, if you administer the test to someone who has cleared the JEE, and now they are in the second year of college, they may not get the right answers. Because, retention levels go down and they do not have the recency effect of all that intense preparation (coaching classes, midnight oil, social asceticism etc) the had gone through a couple of years ago.
IIT preparation teaches u too work hard ,!focus , and handle pressure ..
Very true!
What do you think is the probability of an eliminated student to have what it takes to be highly innovative? I would say negligible and schools can take the risk of losing such people.
Very true Sir!
If Elon Musk was born in India, he would have been an IITian at best
Chirag proved that why he is jee Advanced AIR1
bro, sitting in examination hall is harder than sitting in public area to solve one question 😭😭
Plus that, these are fun tests, many indian Students' whole career depends on these
@@anaypandya9252 sure
@@anaypandya9252 for some whole life😔
No you are wrong if u are in public ur mind is not in mood to solve question but if u r in examination hall u r ready for it
Bro, you prepare for 2 years for just one exam, MIT students are more concerned with projects instead of rote learning different steps
I studied in a CBSE school. After shifting to the American curriculum, I realized that whatever the subject physics, chemistry, or math is not any rocket science. Some math problem in RD Sharma textbooks takes 2 pages to solve and irl you can solve them in a few lines. CBSE board exams don't let calculators - that's insane. The issue is that the way of teaching at Indian schools makes things very hard and demotivating therefore the entrance tests seem to be hard. The last guy in the video from Switzerland said little prep can help to solve these papers. He could say this because the Swiss curriculum is probably one of the best in the world.
The video was quite nice kudos.
That's very true. The methods and style is what makes everything hard in indian education. No matter how practical a subject is we know the way to make it memorized based.
no but he didnt know that u are competing with so many students, maybe he felt u just needed passing marks or smthg
even in india you need just little prep, as the swiss guy said. but you need to prepare, that's what matters.
@@StealMySpotlight just little prep? yeah sure😂
@@tanishhh07 yupp! just a little rpep
These Questions becomes much harder when you have the competition of 1 Million + Students at the age of Senior Secondary Education (Before College)
Yeah, and they also become much easier with two years of intense preparation. The fact that these students solved questions from the exam without any preparation whatsoever, is brilliant. Also, a lot of these are freshmen and sophomores so not too different from an Indian high-schooler. I also remember a third year student from Oxford who attempted the paper for funzies and solved it 100% accurately in 1/3 the time given for the exam.
@@astitva3072 They have chose Questions of their own choice , and in Real life We need to solve Each Question in less than 2.4 minutes to solve full paper , that too without any choices , JEE Preparation is all about remembering everything you learn for 2 years and using them to solve the problem in Shortest time you can attempt ( 2.4 minutes to be very exact ) plus the more than 1 million Population sitting which are competing against you , makes the exam harder not these questions. Many Indian Students can solve these Questions , but one who masters time for all 180+ Questions wins the Battle
@@astitva3072 and Of Course they are MIT undergrad Students , They must have also done The Prep to get into the Worlds Best University / College . MIT is FAR FAR Better than IITs in terms of Research and Development .
yes
@@astitva3072 I don't really trust that story. I READ THIS ANSWER SOMEWHERE . Reason: I have many doubts regarding what jack Fraser said about he solving the paper
1.He termed JEE as a physical sciences exam , which makes me feel dumb that I cleared JEE with a rank below 2k without even knowing that maths is also a physical science.
2. He also said that the paper had “around 80 multiple choice questions” . I don't see any paper that had around 80 questions in it. A normal JEE advanced paper has around 20-25 questions per subject per paper on an average in a year which makes the number around 120-150. If it was mains, 90. Where does 80 come from??
It means he might have solved an advanced paper that had 28questions per subject and he solved only one paper, then only the questions number to 84( atleast something that's near 80).FYI it means it's the 2012 JEE paper(5yrs old, the questions in that paper would have been easily published in many books by now and he may have encountered them during these 5yrs) , that's the only paper that has 28 questions. So as he did only one paper , he might have solved them for a time limit of 3hrs, it means he did them under 1hr(one third time).
Wow! 84 questions in one hour ! Excellent!
3. But see I am even skeptical about accepting that he did this paper too, because this doesn't have only multiple choice questions, it has multiple correct answer questions, Integer answer type questions….
4. How was he able to do all that chemistry without even studying the topics related to drugs and biomolecules that are kind of related to NCERT text book and remember each and every test in organic?
I am not saying that he could not and he was faking it. If it's true, I need some legit answer for my above questions. I am at any point ready to accept his capabilities , not that I am doubting it now.
But the way he described that he solved JEE paper, made me feel like he was a bit showing off. But it's completely worth it if he really accomplished it.
4:58 Bro took the easiest basic math problem in the question paper and got 100 dollars , He used brain
Yes I agree
Tbh...Thats the entire logic of JEE. U gotta do easiest things first and get the marks rather than spending a lot of time in just one difficult question.
@@isaacAlfin 👍👍
At 5:05 he said it was kinda hard
I wouldn't think less of them if they weren't able to solve them, There is reason they are at MIT, world's best engineering and STEM School.
world best engineering college is IIT not MIT..
those who dont get in IIT n have money go to MIT
@@LhnAran I'm afraid you don't yet know how the world works
@@LhnAran Are you mad?!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. This is supposed to the most dumbest answer ever!! Oh man, I can't stop laughing. Do you know that all the Olympiad medallist majorly go to MIT or any other IVY and bit IIT. (I know that once in 4-5 years a JEE Topper is also an Olympiad Medalist). Also, more research papers are published by MIT alone than all the IITs combined. And if we see the video, even Harnoor knows that smartness isn't enough in this world to be successful. There are other things also
@@rishi4537 I said engineering...n not talking about other courses... obviously MIT is better in those fields..
@TH-cam Official India discovered 0, brahmagupta introduced rules to solve quadratic equation, something which american and european scientist use...
those that mean indian r elite? no, it only mean bunch of highly smart people existed who contributed to math n physics..
it dont make the entire race elite..
Chirag is just great!
And so was this year's Advanced, horrible..!
You are referring to somebody who topped the JEE Advanced in 2020; not only that, he scored the highest percentage of marks in any 3 hour Advanced paper till date (196 out of 198).
@@shaswatadutta4451 Mridul 2021 just crossed him🙂
@@stranger1111 Lets not compare. These guys are far far more than awesome.
@@shaswatadutta4451 haha...doesnt necessarily mean he is the smartest.
Mridul is even one of the best brain...maybe more than chirag u never know
@@cyclonebuster9578 I haven't ever said anything like he is the smartest. Actually I feel that its just a waste of time comparing smartness of great minds.
This is what the world needs!!! A healthy competition and discussion to strive for best for humanity!
Good job bro! 🇮🇳
😂 best of humanity !
Tera bhi nahi nikla na jee
@@nilaysharma9839 nikalta to me bhi yahi bhram me hota ki apne world me best hai 😂
Competition and humanity on same page!!!!
Dude it's war with pen and paper in place of sword and other things.
8 Billion humans on this planet. Population keeps increasing and so will competition. Let's solve this problem and then I guarantee 200% of all human problems will be resolved.
here in India, the preparation is like literally a WAR. going through innumerable coaching classes, mentors, uncountable mock tests, analysis, revisions,etc.
kudos to those who at least try without any preparation.
solving the whole question paper at undergraduate level within a time limit is ofc much harder than just picking the question you can do from your favorite subject and having a big time limit.
Edit: how many times do I have to clear this that I am in no way underestimating mit students. My comment was for those people who are praising them for solving the questions without any preparation. Which doesn't make sense because they aren't at high school level, they've been through these concepts and it's definitely easier for them to solve it than a high school level student. They did bare minimum here.
@sorav pura its easy for those who study only 0.1% of indians who appear for exam crack this exam so it definitely isn't easy
Exactly
@@Rohityadav_17 it is definitely easy..... I have cracked it and can confirm if u solve all the pyq including the subjective ones.... It becomes easier to get into the mindset of the examiner.....
@sorav pura said no one ever.
And no one studies pcm again once they clear the exam so we should appreciate MIT grads for even trying its hilarious watching indians thinking they got some superiority since they solved jee paper
MIT :- Innovation, Ideas, Technology, Space, Robotics etc
IIT :- Marks, Assignment, Project, Sheet, Placement, Exam.... And At The End Doing Jobs In American MNCs.....
Go, do a start-up, it's your problem that you wanted to have a 9*5 job in MNCs, there are many entrepreneur from IITs.
And who are you to say, if you have cleared JEE advanced then you have right to say.
@@Go-DUsopp You Cleared it ?? Right..
And If Not, Then Don't Bark Here....
And Problem Is Not for Job Or Start Up.... The Problem Is The Indian People And There Mentality Of Rat Race Behind Marks.... Because of Our Great Education System.... America Institutes Are More Focused To The Innovation...
@@StillLearning...774 so true
The rat race is because of the population. People who work hard ONLY get in@@StillLearning...774
Bro IIT is still better I guess you don't know the conditions of tier2,3 colleges in India
MIT and the US schools look for well-rounded citizens with interests and talents in other aspects of life. HS students in the US spend a lot of time on multiple things. Volunteering (social service), participating in academic clubs (at least a 2 or 3 consistently for 3,4 years), student government organizations, student council, tutoring, honor societies, serving in leadership roles, committees, playing sports at a competitive level, taking AP courses, research internships, jobs, then academic records. I may have missed some. I know for IIT JEE students prepare on academics and only on academics for years. I believe they are better at Math, Phys, and Chem subjects than the US HS students. I am definitely not surprised. My opinion.
I have unknowing seen the GrRE scores of IIITians. I am 1978 Bombay EE a) 70 b) 65 c) my roomate for 1 in verbal d) my roomnate friend from IITK got rejected because of poor GMAT (SIUC) our civil topper was rejected at Texas average school because of low GRE. My guess is median IITian scores 60 to 70. That's why they dont show their GRE scores.
very true
True :)
Mostly true sir, but the ones who pursue stem in us are brilliant in their subjects
And i found these things useless. I mean 1-2 extra activies are good , but this much are just time waste.
No hate between
Solving the hardest question doesn't express someone's mental ability, jee is all about toughest questions. Without tricks or knowing the exceptions you can't solve them easily. Mitians are doing it without any practice, they didn't see these questions before. Solving hardest question and inventing a new thing is not the same.
bruh they are in college and in india these questions are solved by 11th,12th students and also in the video that girl herself said she solved this type of question in class so there is no point of saying that they haven' solve those types of question or those types of questions are new to them.
@@shubhamsandilya bro mit students don't get like a particular algorithm or a particular formula or way to solve a particular question they had their majors in subjects which had nothing to do with such things soo.....
@@shubhamsandilya a 11th 12th student cannot solve these questions without practicing it, if they can cracking iit jee become easy pie for them. I am not puting down any person here, I just want to say solving these questions doesn't show any person intelligence. They solving it without preparation, an this video comparing iit and MiT based on a single question paper.
@@starryepidemic2532 yes, you're right, after getting into the institution most of the students doing with their majors only. I am also a teacher and I do teach my students several tricks and technique to bypass the calculation and get the answer in stipulated time. In 11th 12th they only get the base to learn these techniques.
@@gaurabchowdhury2254 and plus we get a ton of formulas for solving integrals range and other such stuff, they don't.. they have to make their own formulas using graphs and analysis which is pretty hard to concieve I've attended their svc course and ik how mindbending it could be to just prove a simple limit that we have a formula for....
Replacement is replacing exactly what you picked before so that the next outcome does not get affected by the previous pick... It's often a good idea to solve the questions yourself before asking others for solution 🙃
Beautifully brings out the difference in the academic pressure student go through in the US and the subcontinent. Grt work Harnoor!
We Indians take pride in saying that of many world famous tech companies most of them have iit graduated CEOs but irony is These all companies are founded by MITians.Our Indian education system really needs to build some practical form of ways to educate the students.
Asking our Leaders 🙏🙏
Thats why i choose medical field
Provide funds , infrastructure in India
We will have these things here
That's the dumbest reasoning ever to give....and get ur facts correct as well
Due to the education system, Indians became good servants, but bad masters. It is the bitter truth.
IIT students obviously have a head start in solving these kind of problems with years of practice. My nephew went to MIT after completing his school education in USA, along with MIT, he’s a top class swimmer in the country and won multiple national debate awards. He’s an all rounder, rather than a number cruncher. This video is more about feeling good about ourselves seeing others fail
You said it! This is all about some kind of inferiority complex on display.
What the hell will anyone give f*** about
Did he win Olympics for swimming at that stage
Any contribution to humanity with debates
Humanity 🤣… @@pradipchaterjee9576 you need to get a break from your insanity 😆
@@pradipchaterjee9576 most iit students dont contribute to anyone except ceo and shareholders of some company
Facts but why are you bragging about your nephew lol
Solution of question 2 in chem section, heat is absorbed meaning there is a expansion of gas in the system i.e v1
The exam is actually not that hard but the things that make it hard is that environment of that exam. (Btw Now I am in IIT BHU this year)😍
Congrats bro!!!
@@KRISHNA-si1tx thanks bro
YOO CONGRATULATIONS!
congratulations ❤️
Congratulations 🥳
This was easiest question of calculus...of this year jee advanced
exactly....at my coaching ...our teacher also said this!!xD
shi bola bhai sbse thullu question hai woh paper ka
@@anant9837 its easy when you come out…but in exam hall everything is different
@@akashnepak504 yeahhh man...thats the scarier part....the pressure , anxiety, nervousness...i m gonna give JEE this year
@@akashnepak504 yeah that's true , but ye waala question maine bas go through karte hue bina pen paper ke kiya tha :)
I am an IIT Delhi alumni Mechanical Engineering and right now in University of Auckland and I think if someone is able to solve an IIT's PCM problem in 2-4 minutes means that guy has something for sure.
yes but one question from fav subject which is def the one that they remember process of as the 2nd guy said. Many indian student solve it every year and get nothing and called dumb because they couldn't clear IIT.
Love that attitude....not prepared but take it head on. Salute!!!
Be a fighter always.
tbh this year's JEE Advanced had many easy questions.
It's always harder while sitting in exam
I agree. When I practiced JEE advanced in 2016. I couldn’t compare ncert with it but with 2021 I can recall a lot similar with NCERT
@@SinghinUSA yeah..i doubted that the cutoff will be this lower..this was just above the jee mains level..
Hn bhai lekin phir bhi nhi hua
Jee questions and Mit questions are tough until the IMO questions show up 😂😂
JEE is hard not because of hard questions. Its tought because of shear number of students applying for very limited seats.
Everything is great until you realise the guy who got AIR 1 is solving the paper.
who is that ..
i did not recognise him/her?
@@onlyuser8374 I think chirag
@@onlyuser8374 chirag is air 1.
@Zap Strike Chirag Falor
Yaar, awesome.! Respect for IIT-JEE, I didn't participate in this exam but I have seen the process of preparation. Such effort, such dedication. This is truly a reminder to my 12th days.
There are a few things in act here:-
1- no exam pressure, so you can indulge a bit of your instinct in the solution. In the exam hall we seek perfection because of negative marking
2- yes they didn't prepare for it, but the core concepts were still there in mind
3- some might have chosen a "easy" ques, bcz obviously some questions in jee adv. Are really easy, just to make you confuse and think "wait, is this really this easy, i am making a mistake?"
4-chirag is a badass!
Who are you bro ???, Are you from usa and study in mit???
Bros a random not even close to the intelligence level of MIT students and is tryna comment
cope 💀💀
@@Rebounds88neither am I, neither are you, neither is like 90% of the viewers. That reply was pointless.
2:08 BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THERE ARE MULTIPLE CORRECT ANSWER.......THAT,S THE BEUTY OF JEE ADVANCE .
Beauty what the heck man?
@Maheer That makes it more tough🥵🥵
8:16 Chad moment for our boy Chirag
Absolute genius
Chad? So original.
Kya wah chashme me bai vah chirag hai?
@@Hzkfk yes chirag falor
IIT students has a huge knowledge over a specific topic, Even the students who dont get to IIT can also solve that maths even after 1-2 years because of their thick basic knowledge about a topic which is great
That's my paper and it give me chills seeing it again 🥶 That hell of preparation is needed to crack JEE advanced. I m happy to share my experience as I got into IIT Roorkee now.
Branch?
Dude. Please share your experiences of preparation. I'm in eleventh and stressed out, especially since i didn't study physics too well.
@@adityathaker2379 take my advice,I'm in 12th, gave my first JEE Mains attempt.
You've got this, you can easily pull it off still, one condition, you need to have unshaken consistency throughout the year
Brother I have cleared JEE Advanced exam right now in IIT Jammu CSE department
👍
Omg woow can u share something that's most important to do
Category! So what?
@@svastikkanwar6319 yes,what?
thats crazy bro but no one asked
@@Vihan__17 i did
These kind of videos neither demonstrate the complexity of JEE and neither does it shows the brilliancy of MIT students
they don't intend to
@@triyanshu1 yup,it was a fun video,and look at all the people here in the comments,they have somehow taken it on their ego, defensive and attacking,feels like a football pitch,it was just a fun experiment.
Such videos or conversation can introduce the world about Indian talent. Great video.
There are 20% easy questions ( RELATIVELY) so taking any one on and solving it would be not so hard.
If given whole paper with one hour then it would be a real challenge 😂
Yes exactly!
Definitely yes!
then give them just 6 months instead of 2 years, they will do it 😉
yes correct
I am an average kid and the question they did were just very simple like it was not even leveled to jee mains picking easiest questions is just not good
I got 1569 rank in JEE Advanced and yes baby they are smart chose the easiest question of the whole paper ! 😂
Still kudos !
bro you can't just expect neuroscience and computer science sophomore to do the questions which we spent 2.5 yrs(approx) learning... also mit students don't get a particular type of formula for solving a particular question, they have to make those formulas using graphs and analysis themselves so ofc they will choose the question that is not hard or do not require solving integrals which we have a pretty straightforward formula for.. btw jee aspirant 2023 here any tips plz.... and also congrats.
@@damon-v1z Nope.Just Saying That They Are Choosing The Easiest Question.
yet you knew nothing about what you will be studying in College.
I got 1702 rank . I opted for iit roorkee electrical. What about you bro??????
They solved it without any preparation
Man this guy got AIR 1 chirag!!!!! Ndd so humble i love that ...
The JEE doesn’t test thinking. MIT does. They are worlds apart with MIT being worlds ahead.
Its funny how everyone in the comments section is proud of IITs question difficulty level instead of being ashamed that it is unnecessary tough. This toughness level has no practical value unlike mit where they study only what will come in use . I wish I could go to some good foreign college
Try researching the Singaporean NUS and NTU.
@Digvijay Sisodia your choice if you want to study unnecessary items so badly you are free to do that. But I think it's good to remove items from syllabus which will have no importance for us
Why ashamed ? Your comment is dumb
@@Sanjayyadav-bp9oq why not ashamed ? You may be proud of the present scenario but I find it funny that even after having the highest population of students in the world 95 percentage of our students only try to pursue engineering or doctor . Our education system is filled with flaws. Just like when it comes to sports focus is only given to cricket. Like wise focus is only given to engineering and medical as a result other sectors fall back. When was the last time our education system was upgraded. Thanks to modi this time some changes are being made.
@@Sanjayyadav-bp9oq bro he's right
Chirag Destroying MIT students as well.
Yes XD
lol yes
Me to MIT students: Hum bhi pele gaye thay tum bhi pele jaoge 😂
😂😂
I am impressed that they could solve those questions without even practicing years for those type of questions.
Also, I admire chirag bhaiya a lot , met him during Olympiad competition but you can't really say he destroyed other MIT students.
If they had practiced like how we do then they too would be able to do it, after all they are at MIT for a reason (they are very hardworking, they push their limits and they are creative).
The dude said months of prep and it's doable, students are giving their years just to grab an IIT/NIT seat. What are they teaching in Switzerland schools??
Real education we are just mentally disabled Educated people Their education is practically definable Our education is theory based.
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 true af
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 you think like that we indians always feel they r superior but the education system everywhere is fu**** up u can see why bill gates, zuckerberg and elon left top clg even after getting into it if it was that much beneficial
@@anirudh6396 bro what?
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 exactly
11:16 that CID sound , hilarious edit.
12:25 not months bro , its years of prep
You can Observe the difficulty of exam through the fact that IIT organiser give you 6 hours of time for 360 marks paper(generally 360) instead of 3 hours standard and you have to score 33% marks to get into IIT for general category but out of 1 million people only 1% students score for than 33% in exam.
That shows the poor quality of human resource in india because the population of India is higher than combined population of us, Europe, Russia, Australia and Japan.
@@mrxyz590 From which country you are from?
@@uditjoshi199 is this the question you really want to ask? At least ask some relevant question.
@@mrxyz590 No I am asking because after reading your comment I come to conclusion that you are not at how difficult JEE ADVANCE is and how difficult is to get into IIT Than MIT, HARVARD,STANFORD but you are making excuses to prove that it is not that difficult but brother once give this exam than you will know about it.
@@uditjoshi199 of course I know how difficult is jee but not because of question but because of much higher number of candidates.
The fact that their education system teaches them to be very applicative 😀
Yes!
9:54 Option B and D were out of my choice because even if don't know what does P vs V mean but the arrows were opposite so heat cannot be gained by both so I have to chose something with same direction of arrows which was C
Next question: calculate how much harnoor had to pay to MIT students xD
So tough.... or toughest... Don't matter. The thing is clearing jee advance means a lot for a student as it is the second toughest exam in India and 4th in globally....
Sorry It's most toughest in India And 2nd in World after China Gpat exam.Clear ur knowledge.
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 1st is UPSC
Ya please investigate a bit more..
@@kushalagarwal703 no not at all in upsc you get lot's of time to prepare . And mind is more developed that time
@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 mr knowledgeable Chinese gaoko has English and maths we have pcm what's difficult ??
as a iit jee aspirant i am so obsessed with chitrang's skillzz
Chirag hai bhai
Chitrang bhaiya -2014 Air1 Also got mit with 100% scholarship and now is in uc berkley
Chirag bhaiya 2020 Air1 aslo in mit
@@shauryask8408 are bhai chirag ho ya chitrang, rahe ge to topper hi na.
for eg - pepsi vs coke
Afterall he is jee advance air 1
IIT vs MIT:
- Students having FAST problem solving ability vs Students having DEEP understanding but slow problem solving skill
- Most are attending due to family pressure vs Most are attending due to learning appetite
- Mostly focused on getting high paying jobs in the USA vs They are already in the USA
- They don't get so much appreciation (from parents) for innovation vs Their parents don't intervein that much
Source: Firsthand personal experience
she did not solve the derivative correctly but she still got the answer right. *AmAzInG* ....keep going mit student
@VER She made an educated guess. Completely different than just a raw guess.
@@kennawhitty5884 Exactly in competitive exams like IIT-JEE and NEET of course indian exams, our teachers also tell us to make an educated guess by considering elimination and approximation.
She is 'tukka' expert
@@kallurathore4733 that's not exactly a 'tukka'. I mean it still requires some knowledge and technique
Problem Is Guessing Doesn't works when you're in Pressure of exam
5:25 goosebumps 🔥🔥
Harnoor, you should experiment this paper with MIT Department of Mathematics students(Math majors) not with students of Neuroscience, Electrical Engineering or Chemical Engineering. The performance which these non-math major students showed was outstanding! 👏
True
the thing is math is used alot if not majority of the time in all three majors. And they didnt have just math problems
8:40 that's gauche effect , it's a simple concept but it's great they still remember the concept , they must have revised well during their study days
But bro in the 2 nd cas there might be some steric hindrance due to methyl grp but why did he choose option 2
Sir,I am very happy to see chirag bhaiya to solve jee advance question even after 2 year of his exam preprations and also he remember the expections.
Just wow!😍😍
Exception* brother..
Cuz he is unique and he is exception
Chirag answering like "Abey ye toh kal hee banaya tha maine"
7:22 yes I also know that answer is B , due to Hydrogen bond the goss form isomerism is strong this is also work in glycerol isomerism . Goss form is strong due to h bond
It's not about whether ur from IIT or MIT it's about how ur thinking,and how ur incorporate things in a innovative way
the first good comment I saw here ......hope everyone understands that it's not iit vs mit
That's the difference between knowing and applying. You can have tons of formulas and tricks. You can use them to solve tons of problems. But the question is why these formulas and tricks work? How can these be improved more? And in exactly which area of science, it's gonna help?
Idhar PCM pdke CS lenge 😂.
its not about the formulas or tricks exams like jee advanced are made to test your understanding of that concept how well versed you are with the fundamental concepts of physics chemistry and mathematics and if you don't even have the basic understanding of these subjects how are you supposed to invent sth new or do any kind of research work ,how exactly can someone write a poem if he hasn't mastered the art of using words.
@@avasdasgupta1657 Vaah, Aur yhi bhi bol do ki Electrical padhne ke liye Gaadi ke engine dekho , circuit ya motor ya transformer nhi.
Ha to vaisa JEE mein use nahi hota nahin kisi bhi us exam mein hota hai vo apne se Karna padhta ha
.for example Olympiads 😆
@@avasdasgupta1657 Abe namune sunder pichai ke baare main itna pdh liya . Ye bhi pdh leta ki Usne btech , mtech metallury main kra hai. Aur Mba wharton se kra hai jisse uski Google main entry hui. Aur sunder hi kya Satya nadela ne bhi Mba kra hai Jisse Vo Microsoft chla rha hai. Bewakoof CS pdhne ke loye PCM nhi sirf M chahiye hota hai. Aur kisi bhi umar ka bnda CS kr skta hai.
Chirag completely nailed it! He's probably an inspiration for every indian high schooler watching the video🔥
@SaiyanHere I don't blame him. I blame the education system who brainwashed the parents, students, teachers by making them think better marks = better knowledge. I appreciate his memory skills and hard work
@@siddharth_0771 just shut up kid
He has cracked Olympiads , he has excellent brain 🧠 in problem solvings which is most required to tackle big problems
The fact that u can't do this,it's simply jealousy 😅
Itna iitians ko chadane ki kya zaroorat hai
@@shreyassinghrathod kyoki sale tere bas ki nhi hai 😂😂 aukat me rh kr bat kr , india me har start up iitians start kr rhe hai
@@animeforlife3151 bro i am IIT KHARAGPUR GRADUATE so dont teach me ....
Secondly every person has his own quality and rather than making hero concentrate on being better version of yourself...
IIT-JEE will indeed stay in my heart forever. Btw I solved that matrix question in the exam and that hydrogen bonding exception was also common I remember getting it right in the exam hall
Yeah same here bro
Dude same! This phase will always be in my heart.
was what the guy did good?
This shows that we people are way behind them. most of our people cant think of jee without coaching and look at these guys
I would never fit in to MIT. feeling sad. They are so great people. Hats off to you guys for such preparation and knowledge.
Bro ... These r literally rich people.. like there parents'are multi millionaire's... If everybody's parents were zo rich... Everybody would have such knowledge
@@parimtm nope. For college apps, MIT is run without asking for wealth or status and is given 36 billion dollars from the US government to give scholarships which most students use. No one is rich, they just work harder than you
@@sanp2032 u don't get what i said. .nvm
@@parimtm lol you really think creativity and intelligence is something that you can buy?
Just the environment is amazing . Everyone collaborating to pursue their interests .People with diverse backgrounds . That's how you create strong minds . JEE with all its "hard" questions is useless for most .
Harnoor had so much of guts to tell Chirag AIR1 We both went through the same stuff !!
He is Chirag the KVPY NTSE JEE ADVANCED 1 JEE MAINS OLYMPIAD WINNER !!
Endless list of achievements
@@alltimepadhai2815 And harnoor equates him to chirag
Harnoor is a harnoori pulao
still harnoor is living a life better than 90% of IIT graduates in India
Firstly MIT is hub of brilliant mind came from world but IIT recruiting bunch of students through exam big difference they solved question without prepration thats means they have good knowledge
They are major students. For a one year IIT student, cracking Jee and jee advance is like cakewalk. It is only hard for 11th and 12th.
Harnoor on his way to become the academic MR BEAST 🤣
Yss 🤣🤣👍👍
9:35 chirag be like : ye choti moti chize toh me sote sote kar dunga
Jee adv : gajab beizzati hai 🤣
The problems are hard, no doubt. But the competition is what makes it a million times harder to get an AIR here in India............
Thats why Indians are great in maths ,science, engineering and medicine. They know how to solve problems in real life as well in study.
7:32 is topper of jee advance
chirag was acting like a Mythic league grinder with world ranking in top 10 who smurfs to have fun with beginners LOL
So true
Chirag also win pradhan mantri bal award given by president of india .... extraordinary man .. salute
Chirag represent India not vir das..👍👍👍
Well, wait a couple of years he will represent America
@@Yuvrxj29 kamiya dusre desh m batane se sirf stereotypes badte h. India is now stereotyped as a rapist country and even if rape cases decrease in the country the stereotype would still remains.
@@Yuvrxj29 vir das agar ye sab india m bolta to m appreciate krti per usne america m jaker sirf stereotype create kiya h. Or dharm ka rape koi connection nhi h . Hume tough policies or judiciary per focus krna chahiye, naki cool bane k liye pure country ko rapist ka tag dedo.
@@Yuvrxj29 aapko pta bhi America ne kuch din phale hi American's ko ye bola hai .. india mai jane se phale thoda consider kro kyoki udhr rape hote hai ..jabki subko pta rape case mai America india se jyada bura hai ....hn india ka system thoda bekar hai but ye apni government se bolunga na ki other country ko ..
@@kimjonung331 Ur right.
Btw I am another Yuvraj.
If you go to Polytechnique X, or Ecole Centrale in Paris, I am sure they will find these IIT problems very easy, because they come from a very tough French Entrance Exam :D
Or go to a Prepa in Paris like Lycee Louis le Grand
Bro I know they are MIT students but for them the syllabus of IIT JEE is something that they've studied way before and its not easy to recall everything at the particular time but still I'm surprised how easily they solved the paper
Bruh they repeadetly study this
@@karishmaagrawal331 Kahan se ho?
Jee advance rank?
@@valakgaming9956 No but in your comment you didn't talk any sense they had option to choose the easiest question and they have 5 mins (point to be added their fav subject)
@@karishmaagrawal331 btech syllabus and jee syllabus are different bro
@@valakgaming9956 bhai per ek do question to koi bhi solve kar dega
Pura paper dekhliya toh puri g*** pat jhati hei
whatever you say about the Indian education system .....look at how chirag is answering !!....they are all at the same institute(the best one tbp)...almost in the same branches ....from around the world,....but chirag's problem solving skill are way better(AIR 1 for a reason)....good video harnoor
You can't judge education system with AIR 1....
Look at the number of unemployable and uninterested engineers we produce and look at the number of patents filed.
education system is not just to literate you but to actually build an environment and culture where students are inspired to study and innovate and not fo them marely because they have to do them.
Talk abt innovation that's a real deal.
Solving on paper
@@atharvasawant4211 that you shall learn in your college days...the exam teaches you to handle pressure and keep going
I'm very sure Chirag's skills are despite the indian education system, not because of it. In india it's more about getting marks than learning something. Even when you get into an IIT. Of course I'm doing a broad generalisation, but it's more or less true.
@@atharvasawant4211 and that's because of resources and interest in the field
Ap hi patao
Jee mein or enjeeneering mein koi comparison nahi hota
Plus US has better resources
And taking about innovation most innovative people in thw world are mostly dropouts lol
So MIT and iit students both loose to the dropout
I never seen someone consistent like you and also you tried something different congratulations👏👏👏