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Difference between a Guru and a Teacher!!!!!!!

1. A teacher takes responsibility for your growth.
A Guru makes you responsible for your growth.

2.A teacher gives you things you do not have and require.
A Guru takes away things you have and do not require.

3. A teacher answers your questions.
A Guru questions your answers.

4. A teacher requires obedience and discipline from the pupil.
A Guru requires trust and humanity from the pupil.

5. A teacher clothes you and prepares you for the outer journey.
A Guru strips you naked and prepares you for the inner journey.

6. A teacher is a guide on the path.
A Guru is a pointer to the way.

7. A teacher sends you on the road to success.
A Guru sends you on the road to freedom.

8. A teacher explains the world and its nature to you.
A Guru explains yourself and your nature to you.

9. A teacher gives you knowledge and boosts your ego.
A Guru takes away your knowledge and punctures your ego.

10. A teacher instructs you.
A Guru constructs you.

11. A teacher sharpens your mind.
A Guru opens your mind.

12. A teacher reaches your mind.
A Guru touches your spirit.

13. A teacher instructs you on how to solve problems.
A Guru shows you how to resolve issues.

14. A teacher is a systematic thinker.
A Guru is a lateral thinker.

15. One can always find a teacher.
But a Guru has to find and accept you.

16. A teacher leads you by the hand.
A Guru leads you by example.

17.When a teacher finishes with you, you celebrate.
When a Guru finishes with you, life celebrates.

Let us honor both, the teachers and the Guru in our lives..

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IIT-JEE Advanced , one of the hardest undergraduate entrance exams in the world , is a ‘test of elimination’ . Exam data highlights how tough the competition is .
In 2021 nearly 9 lakh students appeared for the JEE Mains and 1,41,699 were finally able to qualify for the JEE Advanced Exam.
Out of these, 41,862 students ( approx. 29 per cent) get qualified but only 16,296, or about 12 per cent, were finally offered seats.
57 of the 114 questions in the JEE Advanced 21 were wrongly answered by more than 90 per cent of the candidates.
15 questions (0f these 15 questions, 10 were from mathematics) were left un-attempted by more than 60 per cent of candidates.
32 questions in math were answered correctly by less than 10 per cent of candidates.
20 questions in chemistry were answered correctly by less than 10 per cent of candidates.
12 questions in physics were answered correctly by less than 10 per cent of candidates.
2 questions in chemistry, were answered correctly by less than 1 per cent of candidates.

Courtesy:- Hindustan Times