Nobel laureate says he failed med
entrance, JEE First it something seems that it is impossible that how
a man who achieved a such high in his life can fail in IIT-JEE Exam?
But it is true. The question is who is tough to understand? IIT-JEE's
question by students or a creative mind by IIT-JEE? For me it is not
possible to evaluate a mind my IIT=JEE or any similar examination.
Let the student do what they want because it will reflect his own
potentiality. S/he will also work that work by heart and with
joyfulness. If any one working under pressure or a prestige matter
than that outcome will call result of that pressure not a success or
a creative work. Our education system emphasis on to read and
re-produce not learn, study, re-think, think-differently and generate
a new ideas.
It is also because parents, family and relatives see
dream through his her child and want to fulfill that without
concerning that what child wants? It is social contractions of
society where money is matter, success count in how much power of
influence you have? Or how much you can earn black money even at some
post have more salary but like to prefer where one can make a good
amount of money due to nature of work and power invested on that
particular post.
All this is what Film Three Idiot's
shows. The film is three idiots because in popular term they are
idiots but not in read term. what education mean.
Now Read the New Article, Source Times
of India Jan 06 2009, Delhi Edition Page No. 15, and think yourself.
Bangalore:Venkataraman Ramakrishnan
might have won the 2009 Nobel for chemistrybut decades ago he failed
to clear medical and engineering entrances.
Ata public lecture at the Indian
Institute of Science campus here, herecalled his journey from Baroda
— where he went to school — andcollege before moving to Ohio
University for his PhD. Ramakrishnan noted that he appeared for the
IIT entrance test but “did not get a seat in IIT”.
“Myparents were somewhat
old-fashioned; they did not believe in coachingclasses (for entrance
tests),” Ramakrishnan told a packed J N TataAuditorium. He also
appeared in the entrance test for the reputedChristian Medical
College in Vellore but was unsuccessful. Ramakrishnanrecalled that
even in 1981, after hispost-doctoral, he could not initially find a
job even though he had putin 50 applications in different
universities overseas. The Nobellaureate said as a child he was not
interested in science butextraordinary maths and science teachers
inspired him to pursue thesubject seriously. Asked if he had plans of
returning to India,Ramakrishnan said, “No”. PTI
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