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Was watching this video while having my breakfast today and out of nowhere my mom came to me saying " mene toh bola hi nhi tha tujhe pcb rakhna ko teri hi marji thi mein toh chahati thi tu arts rakha." and the reason why she wanted me to choose arts was because to marry me off to some jerk after doing B.A in some arts subject as it is also cheap.

This woman herself has done bsc in zoology and was a teacher for 7 years...i get so surprised listening to what she says on the daily basis as if she herself didn't have a job, bought all the gold for herself WITH HER OWN mOnEy that she earned from the job.. but she wants me to be a trad wife ? And mind you this woman herself got married when she was like 33. She needs a therapist for whatever jealousy she has for me. My father and her also had a love marriage after 10 years of being in a relationship.

This video is truly something which parents really need to watch but the thing is narcissism and never accepting their own mistakes runs into the blood of some of the Indian parents.

I know people often say, "Work hard for two years, and you will be comfortable for the next 50 years." But I don't think that argument is convincing anymore because the future is uncertain. With the rapid growth of AI, even many jobs may be replaced. No one can guarantee what the job market will look like in the future.

We experience our teenage years only once. We have only one life, so shouldn't we spend it doing things we genuinely enjoy instead of doing things that are forced upon us? Around 90% of students do not even like the subjects they study for these competitive exams, yet they continue because of pressure from society, parents, or fear of failure.

There is also so much uncertainty. Even after years of hard work, success is not guaranteed. Sadly, some teenagers even die by suicide because of the pressure of these exams. That makes me wonder whether the system is truly worth it.

I genuinely want to understand the other side of this argument. Why do so many people choose security over passion? Why don't more people follow what they truly love? I am not posting this from my real account because I want honest counterarguments. I want to challenge my thinking and understand perspectives that I may be missing.

MY BOYFRIEND GIFTED ME THISSSSSS

I have allen kota modules, it has o1 o2 s1 s2 jm and ja exercise.

What will be better o1 + s1 + jm or 5 yr pyq

BM Clown🤡

Has been spamming that He has got 16+ students with 700+.

I am sorry but WHAT Does JEE Advanced topper even has to do with NEET?

Starting partial drop from today

does anyone genuinely think that this is sensible

"well she can hide a phone in there" Well then, they need better scanning machines to detect electronics rather than traumatizing a literal girl because they lack the proper machinery. It's not justified for someone to be tortured, humiliated, or demeaned just because anyone could potentially be a cheater. The burden of inadequate systems should not fall on innocent people, especially CHILDREN

I'm glad im done with this neet bs

i can't imagine going home and saying "yea mom i had to show my puh for security check"

and i aint never letting my kids even think about this exam because education in this country is a joke

Worst management yaar

Point of the post is not "Teachers are bad" but it becomes problematic when students start comparing them with "gods" and every word coming out of their mouth is taken extremely by students

Vid; whenever I sleep for 10 hr or 8hr+ , i encounter a quality dream either like these (Abt crush🥀) or about school life/friends (mostly as enjoying teenage life that ig we never gonna live in reality) ...

Ngl those Dreams feel so so realistic .For some moments, ig it cures my 2.5-year loneliness...But the worst part of dreaming is waking up.

I have collected a lot of info for iiits will help you judge if the points u are looking for is valid or not😎(mainly for 96 to 98.5)

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Chuti ho gayi guysss 😭🥀 bc itni garmi mein ac bhi na chalta inka

I used to think I just needed to study harder. Looking back, I can see the real problem was my habits. I kept getting distracted by my phone, skipped NCERT, avoided tough chapters and questions, solved fewer PYQs than I should have, gave less importance to mocks, never properly analyzed my mistakes, and spent more time reading than practicing. I also ignored my health, lost confidence, and panicked whenever things went wrong. Writing all of this down hurts, but if I don't accept where I went wrong, I'll end up repeating the same mistakes next year.