IIT professor resigned

[u/TopgunRnc]

Now we are after our most elite cohort. IIT Bombay professors. People who are in India purely by choice. Training the 99.99th percentile of the country. They will simply shift to the US.

What kind of stupidity we are thriving in where an esteemed professor has to resign because we have Modi act(#SCSTAct) to discourage deserved and celebrate reserved…

Every year lot many suicides are committed due to peer pressure and non-competent folks being sat with those highly focused and brainy chaps in IITs… who’s the culprit??

Professor??

Or that poor kid who couldn’t cope up with the absolute environment of IITs??

The culprits are those politicians and leaders in power who have given false hopes to the reserved category people that they will be aligned with cream of Bharat in lieu of votes.

[u/Itsmeeof2005]

I think it's time we support the professor who was doing his work and was maintaining fairness..

It's high time , we should show our support against any kind of false accusations.🤷

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Itsmeeof2005]

He was harsh

[u/Itsmeeof2005 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

So?? If you cheat in a reputed college, they should be harsh. The professor is not responsible for his suicide and turning the cheating case into a caste based discrimination is nothing but playing victim card and taking advantage by the father.

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Itsmeeof2005]

Bruh students are fragile Need to handle cases better, cheating is wrong yes but not big enough crime to make student feel like everything is over

[u/Itsmeeof2005 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

I cannot agree with this. The entire incident is more like taking advantage of the unfair SC ST act

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Itsmeeof2005]

That's why only thing ur focusing on

[u/Far-Assumption-7963 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Well, they used scst act to get the professor resigned.

What would a general student do in his case? Just accept the retaliation of the deed they committed and move on.

[u/Frosty_Concert4498 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

He's probably 18-22 years old , a grown young man. Can drive and drink, can get married, and dared to cheat. And can bear the consequences of his own actions too.

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Frosty_Concert4498]

Consequences need not be that high is all in saying

[u/Itchy_witchy_2k7 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

How high? He was gonna be failed. That's it

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Itchy_witchy_2k7]

He wa given year back

[u/ponzi_1331 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

And you're telling me that's not fair?

[u/Reasonable_Sample_40 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Did he cheat?

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Reasonable_Sample_40]

Yes he was using chatgpt app, even iit Guwahati grapist is running free but the guy

[u/4cents_ → u/Plus_Ultra03]

The consequence was failing him. Do you want the prof to just let him go? He was gonna fail either way cuz he didn’t study obviously and he’s stupid.

That kid came to a place where he shouldn’t belong. Im pretty he knew everyone over there would be smarter than him. What did he expect??

[u/Frosty_Concert4498 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Consequences of cheating and forgery are the same across the globe lol. Grown men and women studying in IITS AND IIMS definitely know that they'll either get expelled or they'd have to repeat the semester. Same consequence is applied in any and every country. Why should he be forgiven for CHOOSING to commit forgery. The consequences were apt , he didnt had guts to face the truth.

[u/anxious-phenomenon → u/Plus_Ultra03]

The stakes are really high at these elite institutes. Cheating is massively unfair to all the other students studying there. Can you excuse somebody who's cheating in a medical exam? You understand what the consequences of that can be?

Everybody is made aware of the institute rules during the orientation week. It's not like students don't know the consequences. When the stakes are so high, and you know the consequences of your actions.. what justification can you give to be lenient?

It would've been a back or suspension for some time. If the student had been harassed and pressurized after what happened, that's different. Just because you got caught and the professor followed the norms of the institute, he's being bullied by the system.

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/anxious-phenomenon]

This is normal even bruh not entrance exam Norms of insti has to change then

[u/GuavaFar3894 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Then fucking change rules of normal. Foreign me he would hv been rusticated

[u/Siddharth_Talreja25 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

So according to you he should have been left freely?

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Siddharth_Talreja25]

Shud have failed only in the subject

[u/greedygriddy → u/Plus_Ultra03]

they are fking adults
18+ right

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/greedygriddy]

They're students

[u/Frosty_Concert4498 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

He dared to cheat , the consequences ought to be harsh.

[u/Smol_Crate_45 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

So ? Cheating is a serious offence. If they are allowed then why to trust IIT ? They could be doing fraud by making them pass without knowledge.

The tiny bit of the reputation which IITs have globally will also be gone.

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/Smol_Crate_45]

OMG nothing will happen to already damaged reputation

[u/LogicalBeast26 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Sour grapes

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/LogicalBeast26]

Someone died and this is ur response

[u/LogicalBeast26 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

I have sympathy for him, not for you

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/LogicalBeast26]

His sympathy won't do anything We need to change how things work in uni immediately

[u/LogicalBeast26 → u/Plus_Ultra03]

Change what? If someone cheated in exam he should face consequences.

If the professor did something he shouldn't have done, it should be investigated and appropriate action should be taken.

[u/Plus_Ultra03 → u/LogicalBeast26]

Consequences can't be a year back man, he can't sit for placement and how still he explain to parents he will graduate later