Kumar Dhiraj

After B.tech. Kumar Dhiraj

The book is all about how the hardworking deserving students are suffering in this country because of false policies and practices after paying so much on getting a good education. At least give the proper fraction back in terms of educating the students. Earning money is good, no doubt, but like this? Playing with the future of students. Is it like this you are going to build India as a world leader in technical education? Just caring the least about the quality of education, playing with the career of the students who once dreamed to achieve some good, and trusted you with their aspirations! I ask them, does not qualifying a six hour exam denies you from the right to good education? In a country like India, where one out of every fifty or so students qualify, JEE is not a measure of brilliance, there are more brilliant people out there, who have potential to do a lot better if provided with a chance. A platform, a good one is what is required for them. So many loop holes are there in our corrupt system that feels pity for all the students out there. The people over here really are desperate for money, and the more they get, the more they want...!