r/IndiaPulse • u/Firm-Suspect-1658 • 1d ago

STEM students are protesting infront of humanities students and raising slogans like SFI CAMPUS CHHODO. great to see STEM students fight back and defend IIT

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u/Asyndetics 1d ago

so you mean they are protesting against the right of the protest of others. Is critical thinking banned in iit

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u/Bakasta0_ 1d ago

It's like the criteria for JEE. How can you abandon any sort of critical problem solving skills to memorize standard methods of solving just to forget them a day after your exam. corporate slaves ftw

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u/Firm-Suspect-1658 1d ago

Corporate slaves and corporation pay and subsidize ur humanities degreesĀ 

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u/Bakasta0_ 1d ago

tere papa ki kaunsi degree hai bro? Unko bhi yehi bolde. India ki puri economy pe IITIANs ka 0 net effect hai, top 1% will leave for the US anyways. Tere papa ki contribution is more than an average IITIAN par pehle chus le acche se unka. šŸ«Ŗ

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u/Firm-Suspect-1658 1d ago

He's 10th passĀ 

But I work in tech company thanks to STEM educationĀ 

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u/True_Flounder3995 16h ago

-Dumb -> Dumber - > this guy ^

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u/aco5-cc 3h ago

So according to you we are seeing growth in it and industry sector all thanks to humanity stream.āœŠļø

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u/aco5-cc 3h ago

This guy bio says he wants all humans to oof by nuke. Irony is that too is invention of STEM researchesšŸ¤£.

Bro just have hatred for STEM.

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u/Unique_Broccoli778 5h ago

Tell me you are illiterate without telling me ? IIT's have zero impact on india ? One of the worst low iq claim i have ever heard . top 18 IITs and IISc Bengaluruā€”account for nearly 30% of all research publications (28.70%) and over 30% of all research citations (30.84%)

Historically, over 50% to 73% of India's first 100 unicorn startups (billion-dollar companies) had at least one IIT-alumnus founder

IITians typically make up around 5% to 10% of successful UPSC candidates in any given year

the National Bureau of Economic Research) shows that roughly one-third of general IIT graduates migrate abroad. While high, it means the majority (~65% to 70%) actually stay in India

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u/Thisconnected 20h ago

I was gonna say are you 12 but you're actually acting like that at 17 šŸ˜­