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SORRY GUYS THIS IS NOT RELATED TO JEE OR IIT BUT IT DESERVES A LOOK.

I Got Arrested For Offering To Buy Her Coffee And I Was Labeled An “Eve-Teaser”
Dear Girl,
I’m going to sound a little bitter and horribly sarcastic, but you know, I can’t really help it. I’m just about to tell everyone that story… THAT story about how I offered to buy coffee for a woman and got jailed for my very “forward” approach. For no fault of mine or a crime that I never committed.
I always felt it was nice and chivalrous of a guy to be straight forward and ask a girl out. That day I realised how dangerous it is to be honest in our country.
It was just your average Saturday in the big city and I finally had time from office to go to a doctor for a knee problem that I was facing those days. My mother was going to the hospital anyway because she has arthritis and she was getting her diagnosis done. I was waiting for her after my appointment because I was free already. In the meantime I saw a doctor, she looked pretty. Unfortunately, I couldn’t resist myself from stealing glances at her.
We both noticed each other and we even had an eye contact a couple of times but I didn’t approach her then. I waited for her to get free from her colleagues and patients. As soon as I saw a window to speak with her alone, I pounced at the opportunity. In my head I was thinking she may be too smart for me but being a doctor, she’ll also be polite and open minded so what’s the harm in trying? So I said a simple “Hi” and asked her if she’d want to catch up for a cup of coffee over the weekend.
She replied saying, “Get lost.”
I got my answer and I quietly went back to my sofa before my mom came back. I felt really stupid and embarrassed and tried really hard to not show it on my face. I distracted myself by staring at my phone doing random things to look busy. Getting rejected by a girl is just another level of failure in life for guys I guess. What happened next was completely uncalled for and I didn’t expect it so I was chilling on the sofa relaxing and feeling bad at the same time.
In a matter of a few minutes, hospital’s chief security officer asked me to come with him to his office. In his office, he started questioning me about what I had done to the lady doctor. Apparently, the “pretty lady” had complained that I had harassed her. I was slightly taken aback but I kept my calm without expecting the worst. Obviously I hadn’t done anything of that sort and that’s what I kept telling myself in my head.
I calmly explained the situation to the officer and went back to my seat with a straight face, feeling proud that my mother didn’t have to get involved in something so baseless. Soon after my mom came back and we were ready to leave. Because of my knee problem, I was slower than my mom in walking and she was walking much ahead of me.
As I reached the main door to step out of this cringeworthy environment, almost thirty security guards surrounded me. She was standing right there.
I apologised to her immediately and told her that I meant no offence. It was only coffee and I didn’t intend any harm at all. It was alright if she didn’t want it. I didn’t have to apologise to her, it only proved that I had done something wrong but I didn’t want all this happening in front of my mother. It was too late by then and my mom had come back looking for me.
My mom was going berserk at this point. She started crying and pleading. She didn’t know what was happening, she only wanted to protect her boy. She was crying hysterically. With all that commotion, all eyes were scrutinising me.
I could literally feel the heat of hatred in all those eyes, but I thought to myself, “I am right and I believe in God.”
I again tried talking to the doc. But she had completely lost her cool by then and had started yelling a string of abuses at me. Every single eye in the crowded hall was on me- the guy. The “culprit”. Seeing no other way out, I requested to speak with a senior doctor. I was praying to God that he should be a fair gentleman before speaking with him. Since it was one of my lucky days, obviously that didn’t happen.
He in turn told me he’d “destroy me.”
It left me speechless. I hadn’t done anything that was anywhere close to eve-teasing. I had merely asked a woman out in the most gentlemanly way possible. There was nothing sexual in what I had said but who would take my word for it? Nobody. Not one single person.
The police had arrived by now. In this whole scene, my mother was still crying and was begging now. She told me to apologise.
I said, “Look I didn’t think this through. I didn’t know I was doing something wrong. But if I stepped over any toes or crossed any lines, then I’m extremely sorry. I didn’t mean to harm or disrespect anyone.”
I didn’t deserve this, my mother didn’t deserve this. But, the “pretty” woman didn’t really have that pretty a heart. She saw all this silently knowing in the back of her mind what she had done.
I was strangely feeling ashamed standing in that hospital. The policemen sided with the doctors of course. They are the ones who save our lives and ironically enough, get us into s**t as well. The lady who I dared to ask out, her husband was about to arrive. Of course I had assumed that she’s single when I had walked up to her, she looked very young and immature as well after this whole drama she had created. But she was married.
In my head, I made two scenarios. Her husband would either be an intelligent and fair man who’ll see both sides of the story first or he’d be a jerk like everyone else standing in that hospital.
Soon I saw him and he turned out to be the second option. That day and my luck. He walked straight up to me as if he’d known my face all this while and slapped me in full public view without hearing a word. The police couldn’t stop him. He also threatened to kill me in front of everybody and supplied a lot of graphic detail. He would castrate me, pull my intestines out and behead me. Again I had nothing to say. And nobody found that even remotely disturbing, because what was it compared to the crime of offering coffee to an inconvenienced woman?
Whereas I had “outraged her modesty”. That’s what the FIR against me reads, along with eve-teasing with the intention to mo**st (or worse). I spent the worst weekend of my life in a cockroach infested cell, waiting for the court to issue my bail the following Monday. I refused to bribe the policemen for the mistake I didn’t commit.
Finally, I got out on bail after my parents called up all my uncles and aunts to seek help. But it took that fine young lady seven months to drop her charges against me. They were seven painful, shameful months of distress, embarrassment, no permission to leave the city, and no moral support from family and friends.
Everybody had just one thing to say to me- “Who asked you to talk to her?”
My very own mother had an extra question to ask- “Is this what I raised you to do?” That day was the worst. I was numb. I didn’t know how to answer that question. What did I do so wrong for her to ask me this question? I was always the “chivalrous guy” in my group, sometimes charming too, but now I am scared to be THAT guy.
It’s high time we realise that men in this country have an equally difficult life. So many people assume that we’re privileged chauvinists powered by layers of fat under our thick skin. My skin was as easily bruised as a woman’s. I was also affected by unnecessary harassment and name-calling. I have to let go of my male ego to admit this. It hurt but nobody really cared.
I had to submit a notarised document to the court before the charges were dropped against me. I have given it in writing that I will make no advances towards any woman, sexually or even otherwise, for as long as I reside in this country. I fail to understand how it makes any sense because it is fundamentally opposed to my Right as an Indian Citizen to marry whomever I want, or even have any kind of a relationship as an adult with a sound mind. But I gave up a long time ago.
I am no longer interested in living a life where I have to constantly prove my innocence. I have never done anything illegal in my life but I’ve had to live the consequences of somebody’s definition of “inappropriate”. I have never been “appropriate” in that sense. I don’t know what to do to act appropriate in this country and I have forgotten the definition of “decency”.
My family sees me as a sexual assaulter. My parents hardly talk to me now because they are ashamed of me and my actions that were made in someone else’s head.
The society has forced my parents to disown me. The actual rapists and eve-teasers in my country have forced the society to be against me. The Indian laws supporting females in all possible situations have given all the women a right to bring my life upside down. The Indian laws standing against me in all possible situations have forced me to live an uncomfortable lifestyle in my own country.
I won’t dare talk to a woman again or appreciate beauty for that matter. I’m more conservative now and I hardly talk to girls. I probably won’t till the day I get engaged to get married. But I highly doubt if my parents would trust me with a girl ever again. I’ve taken up travelling as a stress buster but I’m still a nomad in my own mother land.
Hope you live a happy life dear woman because I’ll never get back the past few years of my life but I’m happy that someone will. That should be you.
Yours sadly,
a victimised man who you taught to be anonymous.

Is preparing for JEE Mains sufficient for JEE advanced? Or does it need a different approach?

ANSWER- No it is not.
In jee mains you are asked generally fundamental based easy questions when compared to advanced.But I feel there are strictly two major differences which make jee advanced a lot more difficult than mains.
1) The no. of papers.
In mains there is only one 3 hrs exam but in advanced there are 2 three hrs exam. This forces the factors like mind stability,stamina,endurance come into picture.You are required to think comprehensively for six long hrs without much break and that too efficiently and quickly. This adds heat to advanced exam.
2)The examination Pattern
In mains it is almost fixed that you will be asked 90 straight simple objective ques. and therefore you can plan your strategy effectively. But in jee advanced the pattern is a mystery till exam starts. So you need to plan your strategy right after the exam starts.Also the type of questions is more comprehensive like multiple correct, integer type and match the following type. This makes the exam more difficult.Also the depth of questions is more in advanced.

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For IITs 2015-16 session aspirants....

These are critical points related to Board percentile in the brochure (exact language)

PERFORMANCE IN CLASS XII (OR EQUIVALENT) BOARD EXAMINATION

• One of the criteria for admission to IITs and ISM is that the candidate should satisfy at least one of these two criteria:

(1) He/she is within the category-wise top 20 percentile of successful candidates in his/her respective Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.

(2) He/she has secured 75% (for GEN or OBC-NCL) or 70% (SC, ST or PwD) of aggregate marks in the Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.

• The marks scored in the following five subjects will be considered for calculating the aggregate marks and the cut-off marks for fulfilling the top 20 percentile criterion: (1) Physics, (2) Chemistry, (3) Mathematics, (4) a language (if the candidate has taken more than one language, then the language with the higher marks will be considered), and (5) any subject other than the above four (the subject with the higher marks will be considered).

• The category-wise cut-off marks for the top 20 percentile are calculated based on the marks scored by all the “successful” candidates in their respective boards.

• The cut-off marks for PwD candidates will be the same as the lowest of the cut-off marks for GEN, OBC-NCL, SC and ST categories.

• In case any of the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Language are not evaluated in the final year (e.g., in a 3-year diploma course), then

the marks for the same subject from the previous year will be used for calculating the top 20 percentile cut-off and percentage of aggregate marks.

• Candidates who have failed in one or more subjects in the Class XII (or equivalent) examination in 2014 will have to reappear for all the subjects in 2015.

• The top 20 percentile cut-off marks of the respective Boards in 2014 will be considered for candidates who pass the Class XII (or equivalent) examination in 2014.

• The top 20 percentile cut-off marks of the respective Boards in 2015 will be considered for candidates who pass the Class XII (or equivalent) examination in 2015 and for those who appeared in 2014 but reappeared in all subjects in 2015 to improve the performance.

• In case a Board does not provide information about the cut-off for the top 20 percentile, the candidate will have to produce a certificate from the respective Board stating that he/she falls within the top 20 percentile of successful candidates. If the candidate fails to do so, then the cut-off marks for the CBSE will be used.

• If a Board awards only letter grades without providing an equivalent percentage of marks on the grade sheet, the candidate should obtain a certificate from the Board specifying the equivalent marks and submit it at the time of online acceptance of the allocated seat. In case such a certificate is not provided, the decision taken by the Joint Implementation Committee of JEE (Advanced) 2015 will be final.

• If a Board gives aggregate marks considering both Class XI and Class XII examinations (in the 10+2 system), then only the Class XII marks will be considered. If a Board gives aggregate marks considering the results of all three years of a 3-year diploma or courses of equivalent duration, then only the marks scored in the final year will be considered. Similarly, for Boards which follow a semester system, the marks scored in the final two semesters will be considered.

• If a Board does not give marks scored in individual subjects but gives only the aggregate marks, then the aggregate marks given by the Board will be considered as such.
• The criteria, as specified above, is applicable to all the candidates including foreign nationals.

Was preparing for the IIT-JEE worth it?
For a young teenager in school, is it worth spending the hundreds of hours preparing for the IIT-JEE where they can be spent doing other co-curricular activities that are really critical during the formative years?

I know many IITians end up doing great things and have a great experience. But is the whole ordeal worth it in the long run?

Best Answer-

So far most of the answers here are from people who got into the IITs.
I would like add a new perspective, I prepared for the JEE but did not make it into the IITs or the NITs or BITS.
This does not mean that my efforts were vain.
Let me list out the positives and negatives.
Positives
Your general aptitude increases many folds. This is a major advantage as your parallel thinking and outside the box thinking increases as you learn to crack tough IIT-JEE problems.
College syllabus becomes extremely easy. Once in college the knowledge and skill gained during the preparation years will carry you a long way if not throughout.
The first year syllabus typically contains a lot of stuff learnt in during the preparations for JEE.
The effort needed to shine and perform well(atleast for the first 3 semesters about which I can comment on) is much much lesser than the effort and time you are used to dedicating to studies.
This gives you a plenty of time to do other stuff you have wanted to, but could not during the preparation period of JEE.
Professors tend to like you, if you pay attention and answer the questions well during lectures and this becomes simple thanks to all the time preparations.

Other competitive exams become easier, this is because of the strong basics and concepts learnt here.
Or atleast I hope so.
You can easily get the branch of your choice, unless you do extremely well in the exams this is not usually possible. On the long run, this is perhaps better.

Negatives
The first month after the results came out was tough.
When you realize that the efforts were not enough, man that a tough time. I did not go easy on myself and took me quite a while to recover.
When you realize that you need not have worked as hard to end up where you are, you again curse yourself.

On the whole the pros outweigh the cons and it is definitely worth preparing for.

What are some good ways to insult an IIT student?

Best answer-

Me- bhaiya IIT Patna chloge?(will you go to IIT Patna)

Autowala- ITI jaana hai?? ( want to go ITI)

Me- NO! its IIT

Autowala- kaha pe hai bhaiya?(where is it)

Me(with poker face)- Near ITI -_-

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