Built on fear and fuelled by competition, India's coaching industry and an endless parade of entrance exams are consuming childhood. ThePrint tracked the lives of 16-year-olds across seven cities.
In a post on X, embassy spokesperson wrote how nearly 13 million students completed the two-day exam under what it described as a nationwide effort to support candidates.
Several teachers have alleged that FIITJEE has been deducting & delaying their salaries, which has led to mass resignations, leaving centres in at least 8 cities nonoperational.
FIITJEE management yet to publicly comment on mounting crisis after several of its centres shut down amid mass resignations by teachers alleging unpaid dues. 2 FIRs lodged so far.
Designed by IIT-Kanpur, learning platform will have video-lectures, NCERT material, exemplar problems, old JEE/NEET problems & other reference material to help students.
The examination for JEE Main is expected to be held in April & May 2022. Candidates will be given choice to appear for both sessions or either of the session.
In a seminal work, former military officers Lt. Gen. D.S. Hooda & Lt. Col. Pavithran Rajan put forth a framework to approach cognitive warfare, called Socio-Technical-Cognitive Battlespace.
India, China and Russia share more contradictions than congruence. Each has a different worldview, as also a different adversary. The rude fact is, BRICS is the most irrelevant of all such groupings.
Such a shame that these youngsters are having to put in a hard slog for their merit. They should be encouraged to enjoy life at 16 and then blame the government for their lack of academic and career progression.
After watching GenZ protests, they would be relieved to discover that protesting can also be a career. Join some protests, get some money and wait till joining the next protest.
The writers are forgetting that this slog – for a year or two – gives a sense of discipline to the young mind. It also encourages ambition and the habit of organising oneself for a schedule and then sticking to it.
Teenagers the world over have to work hard. Hey, if you don’t work hard now, you will get paid in low amounts for the rest of your life.
Only GC students generally go thru this level of grind.
Such a shame that these youngsters are having to put in a hard slog for their merit. They should be encouraged to enjoy life at 16 and then blame the government for their lack of academic and career progression.
After watching GenZ protests, they would be relieved to discover that protesting can also be a career. Join some protests, get some money and wait till joining the next protest.
The writers are forgetting that this slog – for a year or two – gives a sense of discipline to the young mind. It also encourages ambition and the habit of organising oneself for a schedule and then sticking to it.
Teenagers the world over have to work hard. Hey, if you don’t work hard now, you will get paid in low amounts for the rest of your life.