They are pressurized. Extremely pressurized. This is what happens when a nation becomes too materialistic. The greed for wealth and success leads to loss of life.
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They are pressurized. Extremely pressurized. This is what happens when a nation becomes too materialistic. The greed for wealth and success leads to loss of life.
Even then we won't allow American soilders to operate inside our nation ,India is in very difficult position and Modi winning the elections will be icing on the cake. More cow vigilante murders, more killings of minorities, more oppression of women, more rape and more hate.
Even then we won't allow American soilders to operate inside our nation ,
Won't sell our land to China,
Won't beg for money from Saudi,UAE, China or IMF...
and Btw Pakistani talking about killing of minorities, oppression of women, rape ,hate and weakening of Rupee that's rich....Especialy when Pakistanis are famous for grooming gang chch it looks like your fellow Pakistani brothers thought like Pakistan in UK also women will need 4 adult witness to prove that she was raped and then like Pakistan when she will fail to prove rape then she will be conviced for adultery....
And as faar as rupee is conern
1 INR = 2.04 Pkr..
Too much expectations from poor souls.Over twenty Indian students commit suicide after inaccurate university admission results
- Joe Wallen, New Delhi
An inquiry discovered that software used by Globarena Technologies Private Limited had calculated pupils university admission exams incorrectly Credit: David Davies/PA
After more than 20 students in one Indian state committed suicide due to failed university admission exams, an independent panel has found that the marking software used was faulty and had graded pupils incorrectly.
Parents had demanded a review of results after over one-third of students in Telengana state failed their two-year Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC), which school leavers sit prior to applying for higher education.
The state government has since announced that students who did not pass the exams will be eligible for a free re-count of their papers.
Suspicions were raised after many students who had achieved top marks in the first year of exams did not even pass in the second and final year.
Parents correctly laid the blame with Globarena Technologies Private Limited – the company which provided software to the state government to process examination results but which has been found to have marked the admission tests inaccurately.
They also allege that the organisation awarded marks to students who didn’t turn up for exams and that the marking errors were covered up as the company has close links to the son of the Chief Minister of Telangana, K Chandrashekhar Rao.
“A student identified as Naveena… failed in Telugu [exam] in the final year,” a student leader told the Indian e-newspaper First Post.
“After re-verification, she got 93 per cent in that particular subject.”
Admission into India’s top universities is among the most competitive in the world.
Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce gets 28,000 applications for 400 places.
This means that less than 2 per cent of applicants get in, an acceptance rate below that of Harvard.
As numbers applying are so high most colleges take students in solely on their performance in the HSSC to make their admissions process simple.
Unemployment rates in India are at their highest in 45 years thanks in part to a population explosion which has seen one million people now turn 18 every month.
The job market is therefore more competitive than ever meaning getting a degree from a good university is seen as vital.
Some students reported that their parents had enlisted them into specialist high school colleges where they were made to study for up to 16 hours a day to try and ensure good results in the HSSC.
The independent panel has said it will imminently announce measures to ensure that marking errors do not occur again.
Beggars calling Pakistan "beggars". Rich.RIP
US: 15 year old news and only drones were allowed during peak of WOT
China: What land was sold to China? Low IQ indian's don't seem to know what sold means
Beggins: By the logic india is a massive begger too.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/External_debt_of_India
You people are so stupid that you think borrowing money (something that even super power USA does) is begging.
The problem with India is that they are literally slumdog millionaires.Beggars calling Pakistan "beggars". Rich.
I mean, you must be really pressured to commit suicide over exam scores!?
Like who even pressures their kid that much!?
There's more to this world than studying your *** off and a degree. Feel sorry for those poor souls and angry at the parents & society that makes them suffer this much.
They are pressurized. Extremely pressurized. This is what happens when a nation becomes too materialistic. The greed for wealth and success leads to loss of life.
They killed themselves no one else they didn't have the courage to face failurewhat a tragic loss of life
They killed themselves no one else they didn't have the courage to face failure
well if my son was failed i have beer party with himWhat will happen if you fail? The pressure of study from childhood and brain washing to the extent that if they do not get admission in particular school or university than life is a failure makes this happen. The purpose of life is reduced to getting admission. Certainly, situation warrants a big overhaul in the system.