IITJEE Coaching - Entrance Tests, Scholarships, et al
| Posted in AVTE, Brilliant Tutorials, Eleventh Grade, engineer, FIITJEE, Maths, Science, Tuitions, VMC | Posted on 9:40 PM
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When tenth grade is drawing to a close, and you happen to be an aspiring engineer(or a forced-into-aspiring engineer), you'll find yourself taking the scholarship tests of various IITJEE coaching centres, or whatever it is that they are called.
Selecting which centre to opt for the next two years is almost like selecting which school to enroll in. Only this time, peeing in your pants wouldn't be an acceptable innocent childhood act.
I'm pretty sure that by the end of the ninth grade I hated most living engineers and wanted to be a humanities student. Something happened. And now I'm thinking I should read more about vectors. Something definitely happened...
Selecting which centre to opt for the next two years is almost like selecting which school to enroll in. Only this time, peeing in your pants wouldn't be an acceptable innocent childhood act.
I'm pretty sure that by the end of the ninth grade I hated most living engineers and wanted to be a humanities student. Something happened. And now I'm thinking I should read more about vectors. Something definitely happened...
Brilliant Tutorials!
Projected National Rank: AROUND 30000Ability: SATISFACTORYAptitude: SATISFACTORYAchievement: ABOVE AVERAGEAnalytical Ability: ABOVE AVERAGE
If I tell you now that I hadn't studied for the test and hence didn't get marks up to my expectations, I wouldn't be lying to you.
I didn't study for the test really - that's the true part.
I didn't get marks up to my expectations - this was the first all objective test I took that had negative marking. So when I'd ended up with 100-something out of 300-something, I was plenty surprised. And pissed.
But then the guys at Brilliant told me through virtual means that my overall achievement was above average. So I came to the conclusion that... well, the people who ranked below me were all dumbheads and doofi(plural of doofus).
Nevermind the virtual result. This was the only test that put forward the observation that my ability and aptitude were both satisfactory, which was contrary to what I'd felt.
No scholarship, too.
Then happened the FIITJEE test.
No scholarship, too.
Then happened the FIITJEE test.
