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IIT exam went bad.Is this end of world for you?
In one of my friend's (Rahul Jain) school H.C Verma came as a guest in a function.He asked him,how to crack the JEE exam(infact all the students were asking the same).H.C Verma replied
"If passing the JEE exam is your ultimate aim ,then you should probably reconsider what you want to achieve in your life.IIT-JEE is nothing but one of many gateways to the field of engineering and science"
That is absolutely correct..
Refuse to become discouraged in the face of obstacles. Everyone has the inner strength to endure overwhelming challenges and remain focused to create a success outcome. No matter how disruptive the situation becomes refuse to become discouraged. You will find that a positive attitude will help you too successfully overcome the most challenging of obstacles.
I cant ignore the fact that IITs are one of the best institutes not only in India but also in the entire world for undergraduate courses(B.tech).It can lay a strong foundation for a bright future,but if you are not able to qualify for the IIT doesnt mean that you are inferior to them.You can go into the NITs and Other better institutes for undergraduate courses and then go to IITs for post graduate courses,which is comparatively easy,if your aim is to become a better engineer.Remember that Dr.APJ ABDUL KALAM didnt go to an IIT for the undergraduate course nor did Pranav Mistry.
"If passing the JEE exam is your ultimate aim ,then you should probably reconsider what you want to achieve in your life.IIT-JEE is nothing but one of many gateways to the field of engineering and science"
That is absolutely correct..
Refuse to become discouraged in the face of obstacles. Everyone has the inner strength to endure overwhelming challenges and remain focused to create a success outcome. No matter how disruptive the situation becomes refuse to become discouraged. You will find that a positive attitude will help you too successfully overcome the most challenging of obstacles.
I cant ignore the fact that IITs are one of the best institutes not only in India but also in the entire world for undergraduate courses(B.tech).It can lay a strong foundation for a bright future,but if you are not able to qualify for the IIT doesnt mean that you are inferior to them.You can go into the NITs and Other better institutes for undergraduate courses and then go to IITs for post graduate courses,which is comparatively easy,if your aim is to become a better engineer.Remember that Dr.APJ ABDUL KALAM didnt go to an IIT for the undergraduate course nor did Pranav Mistry.
He is a Research Assistant and PhD candidate at the MIT Media Lab. Before joining MIT he worked as a UX Researcher with Microsoft. He received his Master in Media Arts and Sciences from MIT and Master of Design from IIT Bombay. He completed bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering.He is From Palanpur,gujarat
In one of my friend's (Rahul Jain) school H.C Verma came as a guest in a function.He asked him,how to crack the JEE exam(infact all the students were asking the same).H.C Verma replied
"If passing the JEE exam is your ultimate aim ,then you should probably reconsider what you want to achieve in your life.IIT-JEE is nothing but one of many gateways to the field of engineering and science"
That is absolutely correct..
Refuse to become discouraged in the face of obstacles. Everyone has the inner strength to endure overwhelming challenges and remain focused to create a success outcome. No matter how disruptive the situation becomes refuse to become discouraged. You will find that a positive attitude will help you too successfully overcome the most challenging of obstacles.
I cant ignore the fact that IITs are one of the best institutes not only in India but also in the entire world for undergraduate courses(B.tech).It can lay a strong foundation for a bright future,but if you are not able to qualify for the IIT doesnt mean that you are inferior to them.You can go into the NITs and Other better institutes for undergraduate courses and then go to IITs for post graduate courses,which is comparatively easy,if your aim is to become a better engineer.Remember that Dr.APJ ABDUL KALAM didnt go to an IIT for the undergraduate course nor did Pranav Mistry.
"If passing the JEE exam is your ultimate aim ,then you should probably reconsider what you want to achieve in your life.IIT-JEE is nothing but one of many gateways to the field of engineering and science"
That is absolutely correct..
Refuse to become discouraged in the face of obstacles. Everyone has the inner strength to endure overwhelming challenges and remain focused to create a success outcome. No matter how disruptive the situation becomes refuse to become discouraged. You will find that a positive attitude will help you too successfully overcome the most challenging of obstacles.
I cant ignore the fact that IITs are one of the best institutes not only in India but also in the entire world for undergraduate courses(B.tech).It can lay a strong foundation for a bright future,but if you are not able to qualify for the IIT doesnt mean that you are inferior to them.You can go into the NITs and Other better institutes for undergraduate courses and then go to IITs for post graduate courses,which is comparatively easy,if your aim is to become a better engineer.Remember that Dr.APJ ABDUL KALAM didnt go to an IIT for the undergraduate course nor did Pranav Mistry.
He is a Research Assistant and PhD candidate at the MIT Media Lab. Before joining MIT he worked as a UX Researcher with Microsoft. He received his Master in Media Arts and Sciences from MIT and Master of Design from IIT Bombay. He completed bachelors degree in Computer Science and Engineering.He is From Palanpur,gujarat
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