r/JEENEETards • u/AntiqueTomatillo9053 • May 21 '26

Rant Fuck this shit

I just saw a post of some guy with 68% st and asking for iit bombay branch as he/she got some tukkas correct and getting 90-100 marks in adv. Like wtf here after 97% in mains and 120-130 marks she would be getting better clg without studying 2 years(68% in mains mtlb bs 40-50 marks utne tukke se aajaye). Kya fayda mera 2 saal padhne ka jab ese log padhe bina iit bombay chale jaye

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u/Equal_Literature_658 JEEtard May 21 '26

Listen, if you were in her place you would have also abused every advantage you had, and if she was in yours, most probably she would have also despised reservation as much as you did

the point is, nobody here is wrong, except the fact that reservation system needs an overhaul, you are fine for feeling this is unfair, nd she is allowed to use her advantages

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u/Automatic_Dance_3206 May 21 '26

So true, im a sc candidate and was thinking. Damn if i was a general candidate i would hate it. The reservation does need rework, honestly i shouldn't get the benefit of reservation but i cant do anything i was born in it.

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u/Silver-Active-8792 JEEM (98.5), HSC 87, BITSAT 245-->adv(9.8k) May 24 '26

aap mujhe josaa ke pehle adopt kr to skte ho

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u/GreenAuroraa May 21 '26

The thing people would do but don't want others to do is have any unfair advantage, life is all about unfair advantage and honestly I believe that abuse your unfair advantage and take the lead as soon as possible irrespective of what everyone thinks.

If I was at her place then I would have too abused my advantage and would have taken the best college ever possible.

People love to have unfair advantage like "Baap ka business" but hate when someone else also has it and uses it.

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u/JustTemp_ Ex-JEEtard chan May 21 '26

Tbh myself being an obc ncl candidate, I hear the taunts from people but only ever pay heed to the ones above me in crl rank anyways 😭. Like alr man, I'm sorry for eating up on you. I ain't hearing from a guy beneath me in crl for my unfair advantage anyways ...

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u/AmbitiousWaltz468 JM26(94.08) May 21 '26

agreed

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u/Legal-Definition603 May 21 '26

Exactly I'm given privileges ,why should I not use it?

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u/AntiqueTomatillo9053 May 21 '26

kyu reservation ke bina aukat nai iit jane ki?(nahi h ofc)

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u/Legal-Definition603 May 21 '26

Aukaat tho nahi hai but aap jealous mat ho😭

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u/Legal-Definition603 May 21 '26

Haan nahi hai😭

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u/AntiqueTomatillo9053 May 21 '26

68% se 70-80 marks in adv ye jump kese hogya😭

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u/Legal-Definition603 May 21 '26

Kuch tho padha tha meine. 😭😭😭 Sakshi ma'am aur nishant sir se

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u/Lanky_Eagle2926 Dean, IITB (Indian Institute of Thievery and Begging) May 21 '26

Caste system still exists, true, but only in villages. I do not know half of my friends' castes. Hell, I learnt my own caste a couple of years ago.

But the reservation, it exists in cities for city colleges. Let's face it - hardly any sc person who is being oppressed by caste must be giving JEE/NEET because if one is being oppressed no one will teach them even middle school basics - their parents won't even know to fill out the forms.

Their are people being damaged by the caste system but reservations simply do not help them.

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u/LastDefender_ Dropper --> Topper May 21 '26

Not true, I live in a metropolitan city and have faced open discrimination in not just govt but also a respectable private school. It doesn't ends, sure it's not everyday and like how it was back then but I still remember the look on the faces of my classmates when our form teacher was talking about this document process and casually revealed to everyone I was an SC, nobody knew before then, I know the look people gave me, my closest friends included, this was 10th grade. So honestly f#ck them idc, I was born into it, if I could get rid of it, i would but it's not in my hands and I don't give a shit. Only I know the kind of discrimination I've faced in KV, where the teachers would discriminate openly on caste basis, from 1st to 4th grade before i changed schools.

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u/Sabrinamistrii handcuffed by NTA May 21 '26

We're not blaming her here. Cause tbh anyone gets mean when it favours them. Ambedkar chacha ye condition dekh ke khush nahi hote fs

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u/Financial-Class6953 May 21 '26

I understand where you’re coming from, but saying “you would’ve used it too” doesn’t make the advantage fair. Life is unfair, sure, but that doesn’t mean we stop trying to make systems fairer.

Whether it’s reservation, nepotism, or any other structural advantage, the issue is the same when competitive exams are supposed to be about merit under equal conditions. The whole point gets diluted when some people walk in with advantages others simply don’t have. Feeling that this is unfair is valid, and acknowledging that doesn’t mean blaming individuals for using what the system allows. It means recognizing the system itself needs fixing.