'What not to do @IIT' by Ghosh Babu

I am not sure on the hue and cry on the anomalies. It’s a fad for the big guns to remain involved. What will the students do studying in IIT? Start their own corporations, provide creative ideas to the society at large, make the country proud, etc. What will the country gain from it? Nothing (on the ground). Instead the government would be spending crores in making them viable; then millions on setting up a committee to investigate on the possible mismanagement of the crores. Unnecessarily, timenergy would be wasted. Even if the students who were denied the admissions due to low (allegedly) and manipulated cut-offs, have dreamt of reaching it since time they encountered the letter ‘I’, shouldn’t feel discouraged. Now at least they know ‘What not to do at IIT’. The whole world is now open to them. Earlier, they were construed by a single goal in mind of getting into IIT and making it big. In today’s world, focus no longer works. And it has been taught to us by none other than Mr. Ghosh, former Chairman JEE. He has taught us that they are alternative career too which can earn us big bucks and fame too. 'Big Boss' requires creative people; 'KBC' requires geeks; 'The Chair' needs fearless people---one should try these. 994 students deprived means we have 994 intelligent folks going places where they wouldn’t have gone if they were eligible for IITs. Now at least they will make those 994 places a serene place to inhabit (he is doing his bit). Cut-offs manipulated down to single digit gives confident to others that studying at IIT is not alone dictated by genes. We require more people like Mr. Ghosh who can provide deprived, admissions to the premier institutes. This is the only way to build a stronger India with the eligible ones swapping the deprived in education, medicine, aerospace, parliament and everywhere. This country needs chaos to upsurge. Pls contribute. We need more of Ghosh babus in the country.  

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Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/As-JEE-head-tainted-prof-tweaked-cutoffs/articleshow/6789689.cms