the 5 hardest exams in the world 

Bro forgot the "I'm not a robot" test

Jee-joint entrance exam ❌ Jee-jeevan elimination exam✅

Exams are the worst but once you pass it's like the greatest relief.

thank god I've never had to take any of these exams

The JEE Advanced in other years:😰👺 The JEE Advanced of 2016 & 2020:💀☠☠

Timestamps: 0:30 USMLE 3:51 JEE 8:02 GAOKAO 11:29 ALL SOULS FELLOWSHIP EXAM 14:29 PUTNAM

JEE From India , While it is already hard , The competition to get into a prestigous college is soo cut throat

1 like = 1 hour of studying (i have exams in a few days)

When he said median score of 0 at the start, I knew it was the Putnam as he went over it in a short a couple of years ago.

bro went from college advice/ high school prep to talking about real world and hardest exams

for every like, I'll study 1hour to get into a great college

Haven't watched and I already feel like JEE or Putnam will be up there 💀

my mom is a physician idk how she did it, she’s still working and studying to get more qualifications but it’s crazy the amount of work it takes for this

to get a good score on the JEE exam many students (including me) go to various institutes made especially for the JEE and NEET(medical) exam. If u live in India you'd know the big hype for these exams

Anyone from India waiting for UPSC and JEE ADVANCED?😂

You should also take a look at Instituto técnico de Aeronáutica's and instituto militar de engenharia's tests in Brazil. They require advanced, non-newtonian physics, absurd equivalent resistance calculations and hard calculus questions in a country where you don't even learn calculus in school. Most people take 3-4 years after school studying just to pass them

Okay so actually about the JEE exams, math is generally the hardest section when compared to physics and chemistry. Recently I attempted JEE mains and only scored 26/100 in math which resulted me in scoring 97 percentile in math (top 3%). This paper becomes so much easier when physics and chemistry are considered too. Just a food for thought

Another great video by gohar . Thank you so much you help me survive life

People not living in America 😢😢😢

dude clubing JEE mains and advanced is a crime , Advanced is a whole another ball game , btw UPSC is arguably one of the harder exams

Look at Gohar so inspirational

do a "everything you need to know about the sat" video

I am preparing for jee and yes its very difficult...and what makes it more complicated is that we have to give it after high school so it's mentally tough to crack the questions

Question: It flies upwards and when a voice asks if it is tired it says “no” Ans:I think the answer is the “SOUL” of a person. Reason? Well after a person’s death he/she are often referred to as “RIP” Rest In Peace. Here since the soul of a person is expected to go to heaven an angel(for eg.) may ask if it is tired and the obvious answer we get is “No”(since the person is in peace). I don’t know what other’s perspective is but in my view I find this a suitable answer. Thanks

My cousin is currently preparing for the GaoKao. I wish her the best of luck.

JEE Aspirant here. The Main second session is going on rn, I just gave mine on 5th. I got 96.25 percentile in the Jan attempt. Watching these kind of videos kinda boosts my confidence, cuz I'm giving one of the toughest exams out there and these videos make me realise that what my percentile actually means. It means that not only I'm better than 96% of the students giving it but also than most other students across the world as well. I don't let it get to my ego tho. The big game (JEE Advanced) is in 47 days and I'm using it all to boost my confidence. I'm telling y'all, it's a lot of work. Best of luck to all the people reading this who are giving there exams.

this being like a month before AP exams is crazy

Bro you forgot upsc civil services examination of India

Question 8 of the IIT Exam is 3520! It's a series question where it classifies as neither arithmetic or geometric. I figured out the simple pattern, but sadly it had no formula. I typed all the first 20 numbers in a calc and added them together. It took long but I got the answer! Definitely take a look! I am so surprised that problem was so long/useless, but extremely easy!

I hate entrance exams man. I'm from Pakistan, and some of them are pretty chill, but others are so fucking hard that it genuinely gets me tweaking.

As someone who's preparing for the IIT JEE exam, the reason why very few get into IIT is probably due to the huge population of India. Each family expects their child to get into great colleges let alone IIT. Being one of the hardest exams in the world, IIT only wants those who stand out.

Nothing beats the german law exam (Staatsexamen): You study for 5-6 years law and all your exams are not counting until your final exam where you have 5 hours time to write and you do this 6-8 days in a row. In order to pass the exam people learn around 1-2 years specifically for the exam almost all day long (it's called "repetitorium" from latin "repetitio"). AND after all: 30 percent STILL fail. If you fail you only have a second attempt. And if you fail again, you will be almost 30, have no degree and wasted 7 years of your life.

I’m shocked that the UPSC exam from India is not on the list. It is as difficult as JEE, or even arguably, MORE DIFFICULT than JEE. I know it because I cleared it in my 4th attempt.

putnam was actually fun to participate in. I managed to solve 3 problems (29points). pretty decent score for someone who didn't prepare at all (as a formal olympiad winner)

6:18 Ways to get it are: A: 4 success 1 fail(5 possible ways) B: 5 success A: (1/3^2)^4*(8/3^2)*5 B: (1/3^2)^5 Add A and B to get 41/3^10 = 123/3^11

Meanwhile JEE Advanced:look what it took them to mimic a fraction of our power

Bro casually NEGLECTED CHARTERED ACCOUNTANCY EXAM

Those who came here for JEE 👇🏻

1 like = 1 hour of study

Just to put in to perspective on how hard to get in to Peking University through Gaokao, here are some stats: Most province use a Gaokao paper which the total score is 750, to get into Peking, one need at least 680, there are six subjects in Gaokao, thus, one must score at least 90% on all test to get in (it is impossible for the majority of Chinese students. Not to mention Gaokao is just like SAT but no calculator is allowed and some questions are extremely hard. The average math score of Gaokao is 66% in 2022 and English average score is 80%

I'm an aspiring doctor and seeing the USMLE being the first on the list of super tough exams shattered my heart. I did not expect it there

Cherry on top, JEE is a no calculator test!

The real geniuses are the people who make the questions

no one talks about GCE A/L exam in sri lanka

13:26 Guess what ISC board examination compulsory for grade 12th students enrolled in the schools affiliated to the board face this "one word essay". The only relaxation we have is a choice among 5 essay topics.

5:05 correction here 2.5 % gets qualified but iits have 15 k seats which is 1% of 1.5 M students JEE ADVANCE - 🗿🗿

yes bro, just preparing for the JEE Exam 🙂

Yeah, the med exam is crazy hard, but im glad it is because it makes a kind of insurance. People who pass it have to be the best of the best, so we can be certain that we're in good hands. Mad respect

Where is UPSC and NEET🧐

I would be pissed if i won the Putnam and only won 2500 while my school won 25000

6:17 nah, I'm just getting into the last bit of 7th grade and my math teacher barely teaches us anything 😭 you at this point are my teacher because of how much I watch your videos for help

8:15 love how this basically translates to “high test”

you are really good at explaining the questions.i hope i have a teacher like u

bro the one word essays are just like how we used to write essays about(cow,tree,water,oxygen)in our child hood .I think Indians could relate ,we Indians used to get this type of essays in our 2nd language paper (for people who do not know 2nd language is our mother tongue....btw nice video 😃

And then there’s Cambridge exams. They are geared both towards memorisation and critical thinking, however, they put more importance on critical thinking. Depending on the subjects you take, as well as the exam board (yes, there’s multiple exam boards) is the difficulty of the exam. Some have multiple choice, most have structured questions, and a few have a practical or alternative to practical, depending on the subject and the exam centre’s capabilities.

Overall, Step 3 is the most difficult exam because one must have successfully completed medical school and started residency training in order to even take it. That's the most arduous (and expensive) prerequisite for any exam in the world.

Bro forgot about UPSC

I've taken the Putnam a few times, and one year with a significant amount of luck I ended up getting top 200 :)

My mom , dad, uncle, aunt,2nd uncle, 2nd aunt,3rd uncle ,3rd aunt ,4th uncle are all doctors

Bro you forgot the UPSC exam from India

The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) stands as the pinnacle of academic rigour, renowned worldwide for its uncompromising challenge, testing the mettle of students under 18 with unparalleled complexity.

ppl who are preparing for jee💀

the true hardest test is in the public school of Philippines where the teacher teaches u a topic from a stolen powerpoint and the test is from a completely different topic

AMAZING VIDEO, 🎉🎉🎉this was so well made

You are the best, you hell me stay very motivated as a middle school architect❤

I have 2 parents who passed these I am now scared of them

just to clarify, to get into Peking Uni(at least in Guangdong),you ususally need to be in the top 100 among350000 students for a good major, 500 if you don't care about the majors.

I am surprised that UPSC isnt up there

I could not understand the explanations for the question at all. I'm getting a headache just from just thinking about it. How do the passed students do these exams? Were they god's gift? Did they steal Einstein's brain? What in the world did they do???

Bro called me dumb in 17 languages

“Would the capacity to lay eggs change the debate on abortion?” Now hold on. That’s actually a pretty interesting question

Omg gohar I love your vids

You should consider taking an exam at the Cambridge section of the school in Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow. The papers, especially the checkpoint ones, are quite challenging. In India, we have having very difficult papers for students in grade 8, along with strict time limits. Thank you for the video, it was very helpful.

As a guy who just entered 11th grade and started jee preparation, yeah its tough

Here's a question from my sister's 7th grade Knowledge Mock Test. This test is taken by the council members, junior prefects' from class V, sports captains, subject heads, et cetera et cetera. There are 80 questions in it. It was mainly a kind of a collection of riddles. So here's the question you've been waiting for. 64. The force of energy cannot be stopped if it is pushed or stopped to create small amout to no movement at all. It take Downfall to a large number for guest collisions and stopped the energy. When does the Downfall occour after?

Can you please make a video about the CA examinations in detail?

Look at Maths-D of X-ENS 66 (a French exam to access the second best engineering school in France) Note : you’re passing this exam just 2 years after passing the SAT (well the French equivalent)

1STTT your videos has helped me so much!

."Hey, I just wanted to let you know that I passed the world's hardest exam with full marks. Can you believe it?

While most people PASS the USMLE, the exam is also scored. Step 2 is basically the MCAT for residency now, and if you fail, you can retake it, but it's a BIG red flag. If you pass and score a "meh" score, you can't retake it. You got one shot to get the best score you can. For certain specialty programs, it's less of a big deal, but if you want dermatology, plastics, ophthalmology, or a surgical subspecialty, you need to score extremely well. This score is curved against everyone who takes it that cycle, so you have to do better than all the other folks who took the exam that testing period. Remember, you're quite literally competing against medical students and doctors who've studied for this exam for months. No pressure.

I love the pattern of jee advanced questions

I really love your videos, even though I'm not in anyway a science student but I enjoy the way you are explaining things, its so inspirational to watch.

I’m done.

You forgot the ITA in brazil

Thanks, Gohar!

bro my dad said he almost fell asleep on the jee advanced math section bc it was "too easy" :skull:

omg i really needed this ty

the Putnam is one of the most fun to take--am on a 3 year scoring streak (starting with the 82nd Putnam) with 10, 4, 9, respectively. imo the 84th (last year's) was the hardest of the ones I've taken

You should've read a question of JEE advanced lol

You should look at the UCAT - its the uk exam to enter medical school, its not content based and almost entirely skilled based

HI! Love your vids

Thank you very much for the video! It is really interesting! I suggest checking out the public examination in Spain to become a notary public or a state's attorney. It takes 3.5 years to 'learn' the whole specific syllabus (check out the concept of learning for these examinations because it is where the real challenge is for these exams i), and 6 or 7 years of study (almost 365 days/year, only 1 week vacation) to have less than 15% of chances to pass them. Those public examinations are called 'oposiciones'. The Spanish verb 'opositar' means to prepare for and take those public examinations. All the exams you have mentioned have something in common: They 'can' be solved by using a wide range of cognitive skills (memory, logic, creativity, etc...). The examinations I mention require only 1 of those skills: memory. The rest of the required skills to pass them are psychological. You don't have to be a brilliant student to pass them, the real struggle is more psychological than anything else. I'll leave it here in case you are interested to dig more about these examinations.

1like =1 hour of studying

CA left the chat [3 stages with more than 15 paper in total + internship in a good company (ofcourse for better job) before last stage (8 exams) ya both intership and exams prep at same time]

The Putnam seemed like it would be fun since I enjoy math a lot and I’m really good at it, but I’m only about to go to 9th grade, so it’ll have to wait.

Some Cert test in tech are unfathomably hard even with preparation and relevant experience. Like the CISSP, CCIE (being the hardest imo) and OSCP.

May I ask what is the song used from 00:27? It sounds sick and I've heard it somewhere else, but I don't know how to start the search for it

I have no idea if this is as bad as these 5, but entrance examination for top universities in Japan are absurdly difficult: - Kyoto University: less than 10 question in few hours, but many of the question are incredibly open and sometimes questions are very short (example: is cos 1° and sin 1° a rational number?) - Tokyo University: Tons of time-consuming question in a short amount of time, most of the time it's a battle with the time & difficulty of question (similar to JEE?) - Keio / Waseda University: top private university, famous for its incredibly niche question (ex. question: Which restaurant was Robespierre's favourite?) Btw we study for these exams from the 2nd year of high school, and top high schools end the high school curriculum one year earlier to study for these top universities' entrance examination

Gohar the goat

The JEE main exam looks like the average British high school maths exam 💀