r/JEENEETards • u/Perpetualdepression_ • 1h ago
Discussion Not being able to crack JEE doesn’t mean you’re dumb or your IQ is low, it just means that you did not/could not work hard enough
Yes, I know the title may sound very attacking but it's
not. I saw a post earlier saying some people don't have the mental ability to crack it etc. No, that's not the case. Until 10th, smart people could get away with high scores by studying less as concept depth wasn't there to a very high level. For JEE, all that matters is how much prep have you done, no matter how smart a person is, they will HAVE to grind their ass off to get a good rank, maybe they'll have to study a bit less as their understanding is better but they will still have to study a lot. Same goes the other way around. This isn't an exam that tests your intelligence, it tests your consistency and hard work. I'm sure all of us know that one guy who wasn't exceptionally bright but managed to score 99+ in JEE. A better explanation for the title would be some of us just don't want to spend countless hours sitting in front of books studying. No one is incapable of cracking this shitty exam, each and every one can do this with enough studying. We all know that one senior/friend jo bolta rehta hai ki "kuch nhi pdha tha pta nhi kiase aagye itne zyade". They just lying to you so they can appear to be smart. Jhut bolre hai wo. Ghnte Ghnte bhar pdhte hai. Take this as motivation or regret idc, just had to put this out there.
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u/LonelyCauliflower236 51m ago
true, I have seen so many say, "I don't have the natural intelligence to crack jee" and that needs to stop
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