PRESSURE OF BOARD EXAM ON A STUDENT'S HEAD

                      



As now in few days board exams of classes 10th  and 12th  are coming and for students going to the school, this is the most important exam. So, they take a lot of stress regarding the studies and read  and practice from different books. Students don't understand that grades are not everything they need to achieve, their are many other things that a student should focus on either than giving importance only to the grades. Moreover, to achieve something in life students should know the importance of studying for knowledge either than studying for grades, which will definitely not help them in future. I strongly believe that no one should be nervous or unhappy for their result, instead of that you should all be happy and blessed because you are learning something by studying these books.But only a few students have courage to overcome the upcoming problems in their future and succeed and their are some other students who don't even try to fight their problems and think that they are the only one facing so much problems and issues in their life.These students search for simple ways to overcome their problems and if they are again unsuccessful then they think that their is nothing they could do about that and simply give up and commit suicide.You guys must have heard of a city in Rajasthan,'Kota'.This city is famous for its IIT coaching institutes.Students from different part of India come here to study for JEE i.e the exam to get into IIT's and NIT's. Many students have succeeded great heights after gaining education from here.But also you guys must know that their have been many suicides here.Their are many students who came to Kota by coming in pressure of their parents and did not succeed, and just commited suicide. There have been 4 suicide cases here in last 3 days, which of course is not a good news. I feel pity for these students because its not easy to suicide,the courage these students show in committing suicide is too much ,and instead of committing suicide if these students had shown their courage in making their future better they would have definitely succeeded.Maybe late but surely some day students will understand.Not only the students but the parents should also understand that everyone have different qualities,its the duty of parents to identify their children talent and support him/her, so the child could have a better future.Parents should not force their children for something in which their they are not interested.
SO DON'T TAKE STRESS JUST STUDY AS MUCH AS YOU CAN IF YOU CAN'T LEAVE IT BUT DON'T SPOIL YOUR LIFE BY DOING SOMETHING THAT WILL EFFECT YOUR WHOLE FAMILY.

"DON'T JUDGE A FISH BY ITS ABILITY TO CLIMB THE TREE"
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Views of top you-tubers on Indian Education System


Wrong education system - Sandeep Maheshwari


 

अब तक का सबसे बड़ा खुलासा | Education System in India | Case Study by Dr Vivek Bindra



The interesting story of our educational system | Adhitya Iyer | TEDxCRCE


 

Dear Indian Education System | Indian Short Film | FMF


 

Indian Education System : Must watch for Students, Parents & Teachers | Case Study by Himeesh



 

Indian Education System पे सबसे नए खुलासे जो मीडिया नहीं दिखायेगा, Case Study Problems and Solutions

Why India's Education System will F*CK UP Your Career & Life - Indian Education Motivation

Why I Rejected The Indian Education System | Vidhi Jain (Shikshantar)


The 3 Myths of the Indian Education System | Vinay Menon | TEDxThiruvananthapuram

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SOME OF THE TOP SUCCESSFUL DROPOUTS

 

SOME OF THE TOP SUCCESSFUL DROPOUTS WHO ACHIEVED EVERYTHING IN LIFE BY FOLLOWING THEIR DREAMS!!!  

Michael Dell



Michael Dell dropped out of University of Texas at Austin his freshman year at the age of 19. He would go on to found Dell Technologies and is now worth $20.9 billion.


Steve Jobs



The founder of Apple left Reed College when he was just 19, reportedly because it was too much of a financial burden for his family. Despite his short tenure at Reed, Jobs still found his time there valuable. In a 2005 commencement speech at Stanford, he credited a Reed calligraphy course for providing the inspiration for the typography he used on the first Mac.

Julian Assange



Before he was a controversial computer hacker, Julian Assange studied mathematics at the University of Melbourne. The Aussie WikiLeaks founder showed early indications of his anti-establishment ideals when he dropped out at the age of 19 over objections to the practice of students working on computer projects for the Australian military.

Bill Gates


Bill Gates attended Harvard for two years before leaving to build what would become Microsoft. The Harvard Crimson describes him as “Harvard’s most successful dropout,” and today he is the
wealthiest person on the planet.

Evan Williams


Evan Williams grew up in Clarks, Nebraska, where his family ran a farm. He attended the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for three semesters before dropping out.

Williams was a freelance software programmer for Hewlett-Packard and Intel before landing a gig at Google. He later quit his job at Google to build Twitter, and became a billionaire.

Mark Zuckerberg



Mark Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard, founded Facebook and became the 5th wealthiest man alive. According to the book “The Facebook Effect,” it took him just five minutes to make the decision to quit college.

Larry Ellison


Today, Larry Ellison is known as a software billionaire and founder of Oracle. When he was growing up, however, his adoptive parents encouraged him to be a doctor.

He attended the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and the University of Chicago, but struggled with his medical courses and dropped out. Today he is worth over $55 billion.

Jan Koum


Immigrant entrepreneur Jan Koum worked his way through college only to quit before graduating. He would go on to work for Yahoo, and then to invent the incredibly popular messaging application WhatsApp.

Travis Kalanick


Before becoming the CEO and founder of Uber, Travis Kalanick studied computer engineering at UCLA. Kalanick decided to quit college just months before graduating to work for now-defunct peer-to-peer search engine Scour.

John Mackey


John Mackey studied religion and philosophy at the University of Texas before dropping out, borrowing $45,000, and starting a health food store called SaferWay in downtown Austin. Mackey grew his business into what is now organic grocery behemoth Whole Foods.


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Advantage and Disadvantage of following your DREAMS.

Advantages of following your dreams:-

  • You will enoy the work you will do.
  • You will not get frustrated or depressed with your work.
  • You will complete your every wor before its deadline beause you will passion to do it.
  • You will experience the field of work you will do

DISADVANTAGES OF FOLLOWING YOUR DREAMS:-

  • You may not get fixed amount of money after every month, you will earn less
  • You will have insecurities 
  • Your family may not support you
  • Your idea or work what you are doing may shutdown after investing a lot of money in it

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