Australian Profs try India's toughest Exam (JEE)

[Ghost Hobbit]

BTW_ I don't think this is the toughest Indian exam, that distinction goes to UPSC.

This was her examining the first JEE Paper

 

[shanlung]

Nothing can be simpler than bullets.
And India not even capable of making bullets.

As all Indians come from skools like below

Indian managers and engineers and technicians all from the same kind of background.

With Indian graduates from skools like below?

This is India!




India filled with graduates from Indian skools like below

And India army got those graduates from Indian skools

Indian engineers and scientists and administrators and planners!

No wonder India cannot even make bullets and must buy from Russia and overseas.
And the artillery that India designed tend to explode and kill more Indians than anybody else.


Relatives scale buildings to help Indian students cheat on exams - video
Students in Hajipur, north-eastern India, were given a helping hand from friends and family as they sat state exams on Thursday.

 

[newb3e]

Bro if i run short of cash can I get 50 cents for every post ( I have mortgage and I can post all day about China's greatness)

ironic! RSS knows for hiring Yindoo zombies!

 

[Ghost Hobbit]

It's now a tradiiton for MIT's Dr. Walter Levin to bless Indian students heading to take the JEE.

It's become a big 'good luck' tradition for the test takers nowadays.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

It's now a tradiiton for MIT's Dr. Walter Levin to bless Indian students heading to take the JEE.

It's become a big 'good luck' tradition for the test takers nowadays.

Are you one of those Eye eye Tee sapiosexuals who are always worried about what American Quora girls think about them.

 

[Ghost Hobbit]

Koreans are among the people who can measure up. Makes sense because they too have an extremely brutal selection system

Are you one of those Eye eye Tee sapiosexuals who are always worried about what American Quora girls think about them.

I'm sorry you couldn't go to a school as good as mine.

 

[swnjo]

BTW_ I don't think this is the toughest Indian exam, that distinction goes to UPSC.

This was her examining the first JEE Paper

TBH, we simply donot have adequate high quality universities. When thousands of students fight for few available seats it does no good for the students as well for the country, and unnecessarily put students in high pressure exam. Even the good students make mistake in once in a year exam.

 

[Ghost Hobbit]

TBH, we simply donot have adequate high quality universities. When thousands of students fight for few available seats it does no good for the students as well for the country, and unnecessarily put students in high pressure exam. Even the good students make mistake in once in a year exam.

I'm not so sure dude. What we're obsessed with is competition and that is good. That is the base. The rest will come automatically, eventually. I don't see a point in having a 'high quality uni' like Harvard where it's not just your merit but wealth, family etc. that count. Thy mix SAT results with 'personality assesment papers' which are not related to merit.

A person can lose Yale for not having money to study there but not at IIT that much. I think this system is good for us.

 

[swnjo]

I'm not so sure dude. What we're obsessed with is competition and that is good. That is the base. The rest will come automatically, eventually. I don't see a point in having a 'high quality uni' like Harvard where it's not just your merit but wealth, family etc. that count. Thy mix SAT results with 'personality assesment papers' which are not related to merit.

A person can lose Yale for not having money to study there but not at IIT that much. I think this system is good for us.

I dont know man. Sometime it feels Indian system is tough on students and doesn't allows for creativity. Tries to force feed what it thinks is absolutely necessary. But then people also get admitted in engineering/medicine even if they no interest because it guarantees social security of some sort.
Harvard does produce good people, almost all of them, irrespective of how they got in there. Perhaps that works for USA.

 

[fallstuff]

Tough for Indians in Indian skools?







Relatives scale buildings to help Indian students cheat on exams - video
Students in Hajipur, north-eastern India, were given a helping hand from friends and family as they sat state exams on Thursday.

Well it is tough so the whole town shows up to help the students !

 

[shanlung]

Well it is tough so the whole town shows up to help the students !

 

[-blitzkrieg-]

Tough for Indians in Indian skools?







Relatives scale buildings to help Indian students cheat on exams - video
Students in Hajipur, north-eastern India, were given a helping hand from friends and family as they sat state exams on Thursday.

i knew someone would post this in reply

 

[kursed]

At the end of the day, both Indians and Chinese put a premium on Science and Maths - and education in general. There's a lot we, in Pakistan, can learn from it. Both these countries have done one hell of a job with their respective education systems and are reaping dividends for it.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Well guys learn to appreciate what's good with open mind. India is a very diverse and big country so ofcourse there are some funny low standard education institutes. But overall on average the education system is quite good. Specially the mathematics. They are not allowed to use calculators where possible.
The Indian IIT khargpur is one of the finest in the world and the entry tests into medical and engineering universities are even tougher than USA .
That's why I think google CEO and others are from India .

At the end of the day, both Indians and Chinese put a premium on Science and Maths - and education in general. There's a lot we, in Pakistan, can learn from it. Both these countries have done one hell of a job with their respective education systems and are reaping dividends for it.

That's true .
If there is still one thing good which impress, inspire and envy me from India that's their education system.