jee advanced itsnot the toughest paper in india.... it the hype created by iit placemnets which makes it in spotlight..... want to check tough exams go for ISI , CMI papers.
"The paper has already examined what we learned in the University" ..........This Paper is for 18 year students who just gave their final school exams 🙂
Indians graduate from foreign universities for a variety of reasons. You cannot just deny this but the top western colleges provide more opportunities and exposure than IITs. In fact, many IITians leave India to study better so kindly stop generalizing.
India has literally one of the toughest education system in the world. Whether you want to be an engineer or a doctor or even a designer you need to crack competative exams like these. Every exam is tough on it's own level honestly. When i came to know what American school are teaching, it felt like a child's play honestly. Their 12th grade is pretty much equivalent to ours 8th or 9th grade.
This is why American teenagers or students don't have to face this type of hardship in their student life so they make their selves hardships like various types of genders, guns , bullying, sex etc.
Damn this makes me realise how privileged I am to grow up in a country and study in a field with not that much competition, definitely better for your stress levels
Same here, school/university culture in the country I'm studying in isn't very competitive (although there's still good quality education) and I'm very thankful to my parents for moving here 😅😅
You indeed are, bc this is only one paper, we have 2 papers like these with Three subjects (Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics) to solve in 3 hours. And then too, around 1.5 Million students give the exam and the colllege seats are not even 20k.
Rip those who thought that this is the only paper in jee advanced. We have two papers to solve in the spare of 6 hrs which includes physics, chemistry and mathematics of similar levels. You can realise how much we high school students in India have to study to crack this paper.
Ikr. I studied well yet I just got fkn 78 percentile. I was depressed asf when I saw it back then. I took CS now and left engineering cause if not high JEE score we've to pay hellish amount, especially for we General category students unfortunately.
Really competition huh? Let's just talk about today's result getting 99.02%ile with 165 marks do you really think it's that much of a competition?? getting 35-40% marks is sufficient to get you into IITs just work hard don't focus on competition, 12 lacs appearances appearing doesn't mean 12 lakh serious competitors
Yo bro literally no one noticed that she used a wrong map of India which is illegal Why no one are talking about that It just need to ve fixed as soon as possible
Indian Students must be real good for Cracking such examinations !!Questions we solve in University are solved by them in school 🤣🤣 I heard the physics paper is also a tough nut to crack.
reality is that many students end up killin themselves bcoz they fail in these competitive exams , there's so much pressure on indian students btw I'm indian aswell*
@@-IGRIS- Lol not many . The one's who suicide are the one coward to face real life. Jee is just one of the many Struggles you have to go through in life and giving up on the face thig you struggle makes unfit for real world
Indian have so much potential from ancient time if we focused on our goal instead of any distraction or riligion fight then we r able to concurred whole world and once again make india a vishvguru
Actually this is extremely helpful as someone in an international bachelor's programme! It clarifies the study habits of different cultures and why I have so much difficulty with my exam formats considering my educational background. Thank you for making this!
Before Judging her , Remember guys that normally every JEE Aspirant prepared 2 years or some guys 3-4 years for it. And she doesn't have any preparation but still managed to solve some questions, So that is appreciated
@@Warlord_Megatron for your doubt a student of age 22 also cracked exams like UPSC and some people at the age of 30 are might not be able to crack it so it is dependent on the preparation not on the age or class like whether it is a highschool or college.
@@user-hy4zz4je5y it depends on the preparation not whether she's a highschooler or University student. Obviously I don't mean that a baby can crack it but because she is a normal university student and without any preparation she managed to solve some of the questions do you expect the same from a highschool student no right that's the thing , We Indian people's have to grow our mindset.
actually I'm a neet aspirant so u need to know the ways like how you studied , how many hours I'm a repeater this yr so I need some advice also I have problems in solving mathematical problems in physics but I'm practicing well too I'm not gonna give up!!
@@ombiradar1969 Just a question lol, don't get offended please. How is the IIT you're in right now? Do you think it can compare to IISC Bangalore or any top American University? Asking out of curiosity since you must have seen the labs, classes and the pressure they put on research and not theory. IITians are one of the greatest minds in the world but does the campus match with their genius? I feel like Indians deserve more than an IIT which doesn't even fall under global top 100. Are you talented because of your work ethic or the education system, or both? Orrrr are the rankings of IIT wrong? Grats by the way!
@@ProfessionalRaider-ey8tj oh,.... Maybe it's that in IIT we learn how to deal with things which are not always in our favour.... We may not have the best funding in the world or country, we may not have much government support also.... But we as IITians always work things out... It's sometimes compromising on some things to get the other things right and sometimes finding a new way out of the problem... I guess this process of constantly evolving ourselves is the major reason we as IITians generally turn out more capable to solve problems.....
the problem with JEE and NEET, is that most of the students that give the exam don't get admissions in college because of the density of our population. student suicides are the highest in india compared to any other types because of this very reason.
@@jaydeep3554 yess, studying so hard , and still seeing someone cracking it with less marks,less rank and less hardwork , just because they are born in a privileged caste ............. it suck from bottom of the heart
@@elijahmorozov9324 No we have reservation system for lower cast ppl bcz of historical reason. Although I'm from reserved cast but I think it's wrong as many of the lower cast ppl are today become wealthy.
@@elijahmorozov9324 yes cuz while filing form for exams our caste is mentioned and reserved category has caste certificates. It is like that if there are 100 seats so as of now 60% are reserved for SC(schedule castes),ST(schedule tribes),OBC(other backward castes) , Physically disabled and EWS(Economically weaker section). On these seats no unreserved candidate(called general which include brahmins,rajputs,baniya etc. their economic condition and living standards were said to be good in earlier time ) can sit (get job and seats in prestigious colleges of india). Even if a reserved student who got marks in -ve will get the seat if it is their , cutoff is different for different groups and cutoff is usually much lower for SC,ST as per their performance and pretty high for GENERALS. so it happens often that your SC ST frnd is getting your dream college even after scoring less than you if you are a general in India. My cousin scored AIR(All India Rank) 325 in NEET and failed to secure a seat in her dream medical college whereas her SC ST frnd got that college in a 4 digit rank, (you can imagine how my cousin would have been feeling). Reservation was started to uplift unprivileged classes and it did alot , but the fault is that even if an ST ST is so rich no matter , they will get reservation and no matter a general is so poor or middle class they have to suffer. recently EWS category came which provides 10% reservation to poor generals but criteria for income is so high that actual poor in not getting benefits but just more burden on general caste middle class families. Even worst, SC ST no matter how rich will get scholarship and cutoff in fees and no matter how poor is a general , or even if that general cant afford college fees there is no relief in fees. All this started cuz in INDIA discrimination is high but it is reducing in some places {I am from a brahmin family-general, neither so rich nor so poor . I have never in my life discriminated among people but I have to suffer :( ....} Here we generals just want that reservation should not be given to rich reserved candidates. But politicians don't care about us cuz we are just 30% of the population. (Also anyone who dont have caste certificate can easily give exam as a general ).............. I just cant express pain in words but I will fight so hard against this system and Be a doctor and will provide my future kids education abroad so they dont suffer.
Just imagine how it feels when you prepare so much for your competitive exams day and night during your high school age and after that an undeserving untalented person who scored even way less than you will get selection on the basis of caste reservations and you will end up getting depressed and taunted by people. General + Male + Middle Class + Average Student = Worst Possible Combination 💀 This is the reality of education system of India where deserved one is jobless and reserved one is enjoying. Only General Caste like me can feel this pain 💔
I remember eating at this Indian restaurant where the waiters would hold iPads when they were taking orders. Initially, I thought it was just for the convenience of them taking the order and inputting the price immediately but I was wrong. They memorized the orders, including a ton of customization on the dishes, and were able to calculate the total price the customers have to pay. And the iPad, well, it was just for them to show the customers and prove their mental calculation is correct. From that day on, Indian people have more of my respect than they already did
When you realise this paper is for high school students and they have like 1hr-max 1.5hr to complete the maths section, it feels even better Next: ISI exam maths paper, also from India
@@Dagestanidude no. We get 3 hrs all together for jee exam which includes three subjects physics, maths and chemistry. So we have to decide our time accordingly!
U forgot that we have 2 papers to make ur exam even worse 😅... Thats the real competition we face in the exam hall utilizing our 100% brain for 6 hours... Believe me class 9th kids also do these question studying in rankers batch in kota... My friend went kota in 8th class and now he is in 11th and solved 75% paper of 2022... And i was able to do only the class 11th parts... The things gets more worse when u get to know that there was tech scrolling and zooming issues in the exam...
Indian Students: Struggling to solve Advanced Calculus questions in high school🗿🗿 Meanwhile, American Students: Struggling to determine their gender👁️👄👁️!!
Just looking at the paper is giving me a headache. Asian countries have a very difficult education system. Honestly it shouldn’t be like this as it puts way too much pressure on children.
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i wanna just say that u used wrong indian map , iam not gonna hate for that but that is wrong and must portray the correct map. lots of love from india 🙂
We have to solve such papers involving physics, chemistry, maths(the three have equal weightage ) in 3 hours. Then we get a break and then paper 2 of the same pattern for 3 hours.
Jee is for high school students who are interested in engineering. We also have ISI, CMI (prestigious math institutions of India) entrance exam.. The paper would be more friendly to you as Jee maths section is very mechanical whereas these exams are more on out of the box stuff.
Hi I have an doubt, I was studying Cbse until 10th but I switched to state board now at 11th grade. I only got 80% in my 10th board exam. Can I give a go for JEE exam ? I'm an average student
The maximum time for JEE Advanced is 180 minutes and it includes Physics, Chemistry and Math. So in a general practice students divide their time as 65, 45 and 70 minutes respectively. Also this exam consists of 2 papers, 3 hours each and it also has a subject wise cut off marks i.e. if you score so well in total but miss out on qualifying for any subject cut-off, you are not qualified for exam. The subject wise cut-off for JEE Advanced 2022 Math was 4 marks. You may find it so low but even then many students fail to score that much due to their low accuracy. Also JEE Advanced 2022 is one of the toughest JEE Advanced Paper in history. 😊
I gave this reply in comment section to someone's question , it explains about INDIA's reservation system , have a look at this system as many of people here are not from India so they might be unaware, if you wanna know read this comment and tell your reviews about it yes cuz while filing form for exams our caste is mentioned and reserved category has caste certificates. It is like that if there are 100 seats so as of now 60% are reserved for SC(schedule castes),ST(schedule tribes),OBC(other backward castes) , Physically disabled and EWS(Economically weaker section). On these seats no unreserved candidate(called general which include brahmins,rajputs,baniya etc. their economic condition and living standards were said to be good in earlier time ) can sit (get job and seats in prestigious colleges of india). Even if a reserved student who got marks in -ve will get the seat if it is their , cutoff is different for different groups and cutoff is usually much lower for SC,ST as per their performance and pretty high for GENERALS. so it happens often that your SC ST frnd is getting your dream college even after scoring less than you if you are a general in India. My cousin scored AIR(All India Rank) 325 in NEET and failed to secure a seat in her dream medical college whereas her SC ST frnd got that college in a 4 digit rank, (you can imagine how my cousin would have been feeling). Reservation was started to uplift unprivileged classes and it did alot , but the fault is that even if an ST ST is so rich no matter , they will get reservation and no matter a general is so poor or middle class they have to suffer. recently EWS category came which provides 10% reservation to poor generals but criteria for income is so high that actual poor in not getting benefits but just more burden on general caste middle class families. Even worst, SC ST no matter how rich will get scholarship and cutoff in fees and no matter how poor is a general , or even if that general cant afford college fees there is no relief in fees. All this started cuz in INDIA discrimination was high but it has reduced alot{I am from a brahmin family-general, neither so rich nor so poor . I have never in my life discriminated among people but I have to suffer :( ....} Here we generals just want that reservation should not be given to rich reserved candidates. But politicians don't care about us cuz we are just 30% of the population. (Also anyone who dont have caste certificate can easily give exam as a general ).............. I just cant express pain in words but I will fight so hard against this system and Be a doctor and will provide my future kids education abroad so they dont suffer.
Don't remember GAOKAO .. it's the biggest fear of Chinese students only 5000 selected out of 10 million and there is only one exam for all categories...
But let me warn you 10th boards is childs play compared to jee. 11th and 12th syllabus should honestly be covered in 5years instead of 2 for any real learning to happen, unless you're a brilliant quick learner
Reality check. 10th boards don't matter. Probably, no one will ask about it after a few years. It does not affect your career at all.Just relax and do your best.
@@irmalair4730 I did say 3 or 4 because JEE Advanced questions appear in the first or second year of MIT final exams, which is 1 or 2 years after we Indians (and in fact, a lot of other Asians) learn it. However, what you said was straight up facts. Realistic learning cannot happen in such a short period of time, unless you're a quick learner just like you mentioned. Most of India's population is not ready for this pace as only 1% of students make it somewhere big. Well said!
@@irmalair4730fr like our PCMB books' each and every sentence can come as a question and the fact that 11th only gets 6-7 months to complete that and the complexity of these 4 subjects just skyrocket after 10th
well the de facto region that India has sovereignty over right now doesn't include pok you can believe that it belongs to India and use it in your maps but in most places outside India it's not used because India doesn't have jurisdiction over that region
And interesting part is u have to solve this university level questions for going into college after 12th standard (school) kids are not more than 18 years cracking all these questions.
I don't agree with you...The students from IITs are the best students but the colleges themselves are not the best in the world..maybe best in India..The students from IITs are geniuses.
@@malinasworld IITians deserve better than IITs which don't even fall under top 100. There is not much of a growing opportunity for such geniuses in the campus compared to top American universities. So at the end of the day, no.
Bruh, I don't understand why so many Indians are proud of how "tough" their education system is. The point of a good education is to avoid pressure on the students to the point they consider suicide. Keep in mind only 1% of students make it somewhere big while the others are stuck. This is the reason why our system sucks. (Harsh truth? I know right!)
No idea . Patanahi kyu itni bekar education system me proud feel kyu karna . People are idiots . They have a very fragile ego so these single digit iq people will get angry and compare someone saying something bad about jee is about country . This logic is completely flawed but to those who are already biased , it makes sense
I would suggest you to go with the *ISI(inidan statistical Institute) entrance exam* in INDIA it is more tougher than JEE ADVANCE The paper contains only maths The exam consist of 2 sections UGA and UGB (4hours examination ) UGA - this section contains 30 marks UGB - this section contains 70 marks This examination is mostly attempted by high school students
I was a candidate in JEE ADV 2022 and yupp ... it was pretty tough. Talking about the format . So, the examination takes place in two shifts of 3 hours each with a 2 hour recess in between the shifts and we have to solve Mathematics, Physics along with Chemistry. Students have to solve an entire question paper in each shift and then submit it. Similar to maths , the other two subjects play with the Students' clarity of the subject and some questions are so conceptual they even confuse the teachers and debates on them happens across the country frequently.
Just imagine for once you already have a degree or you're studying in a university at 23 or 24 In India we have to solve this paper for going into some college at 18..
Bro i think you are new to jee world .. watching stereotypes about it .. Jee mains given by only 8 lakh students and jee advanced only by 1.3 lakh .. and before thinking about jee adv you must think how tough Other exams are other than jee Like in China - there is exam GAOKAO for literally every stream and for everyone it's actually compulsory people prepare it from class 1/2 . And only 5000 selected from 10 million / 1 crore people ... Now think of that
I mean a lot of people assume that we solve the entire paper, but in reality we have to solve just 40 to 50 percent paper and above that is for 3 digit rankers
I gave jee mains, didn't study well so failed. Then, i gave neet exams, didn't study well, so failed again. After being depressed and somehow living the life for next 5 years. Gave csir net exam, studied well this time and passed. Currently, I am doing ph.d . So, don't be disheartened if you don't pass the exam, and don't try to terminate yourself. Everything will turn out for the better.
I’d never heard of this exam so for anyone else needing context, JEE Mains are an exceptionally difficult exam that is an admissions requirement for collegiate engineering programs in India. The highest 1% of overall scores generally seems to fall a bit below 70%
If u crack NEET or JEE,and get into prestigious colleges,believe me Oxford is nothing in front of this.seriously our education system is too hard when u compare with US education sylabbus.its just child play when an Indian student goes abroad.
Paper for 17 year old students, no calculators, have 3 papers physics chemistry and maths of similar difficulty level. Time : 6 hour. Total preparation time: for jee mains (january/February) first attempt, March boards, april jee mains second attempt and in may we have to appear for this headache.
@@kumarvikramaditya9636 i can imagine that. But she's already in university and she probably would have done well on the test even during her high school years since she participated in math competitions
Further Maths A-level exam questions (in International Cambridge Exam) are somewhat the same difficulty as JEE Advanced. It's just that those are in India's HS syllabus.
@@ProfessionalRaider-ey8tjI’m having difficulty placing the difficulty of the Further syllabus in comparison to others.. According to some it’s the same as IB HL maths but with easier papers, but this exam is supposed to be among the most difficult in the world - so how do they compare?? Sorry for the question, just curious and you seem to be quite knowledgeable about the subject.
Bro i think you are new to jee world .. watching stereotypes about it .. Jee mains given by only 8 lakh students and jee advanced only by 1.3 lakh .. and before thinking about jee adv you must think how tough Other exams are other than jee Like in China - there is exam GAOKAO for literally every stream and for everyone it's actually compulsory people prepare it from class 1/2 . And only 5000 selected from 10 million / 1 crore people ... Now think of that
