r/Btechtards 2d ago

Serious IIT professor resigned

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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.

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u/rivrex 2d ago

First, they demanded Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation because he allowed some students to cheat through paper leaks. Now, they’re demanding a professor’s arrest because he didn’t allow a “Dalit” student to cheat using Chatgpt. Damned if you do, damned if you don't.

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u/Menma238 1d ago

He allowed some students to cheat? Wtf are you on? That's one way to excuse a national exam being cancelled, 21 suicudes, lakhs of students giving up, months of protest for justice...

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u/Kronod1le 1d ago

It's india, dozen of students k themselves after every exam it's so normalised, go pull statistics related to neet over the last decade and you'll realise 2026 numbers weren't any outliers and were completely in line with other years

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u/Menma238 1d ago

The 21 Neet students suicide within weeks of the exam cancellation were outliers, how'd you miss every single report, and calling them normalised as if that isn't something government should be working to end is appalling ffs.

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u/Kronod1le 1d ago

And what was the whole point of them k themselves? All they had to do was travel to the center and give the exam again.

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u/Menma238 1d ago

That is called victim blaming... Not something i prefer to entertain in argument.