Stop giving platforms to these JEE influencers

[Ishaan]

His channel kept showing up on my feed, so I finally clicked on one of his videos. Oh my, I've never seen a JEE/NEET influencer with so much BS attitude. Most of his videos are just him bragging about getting into IIT Delhi, and there's barely any useful content. He's basically milking his IIT degree in every video, with click‑bait and corny thumbnails. It makes me wonder why we give people like him a platform when there are genuine educators with far less reach.

[Irfan]

Why does he make that expression like he's constipated and someone forced him to sit down?

[Gauri]

He's really terrible now. I get that people work hard for IIT and it's fine to mention it in bios, but when his whole career is just dick‑riding IITians and calling tier‑3 folks worthless, that's problematic.

[Rakesh]

Is any of them actually a billionaire?

[Ujjwal]

He and another guy, Prashant Kirad, are both milking the system—one focuses on JEE, the other on board exams.

[Shivendra]

When someone works insanely hard on just one thing, they become an incel in that field. Apart from that expertise, they have nothing else. Same with Jindal—he has nothing except an IIT degree, constant IIT bragging, maybe one or two startups. That's it.

[Ujjwal]

These online idiots get caught up in FOMO, spouting useless stuff. He's bragging about a 6 CGPA and still milks the 2016 exam. He never gave any good advice. He's just a clueless fool.

[Ira]

[Jasmin]

I don't like this guy at all. He gives me really off vibes. He talks straight but also shouts a lot. His approach is overly aggressive, and he tries to put money into everything. I also hate the negative pressure of these entrance exams—like if you don't clear them, your life is ruined.

[Akbar]

By the way, only Bhavish Aggarwal and Deepinder Goyal in that picture are billionaires.

[Arpita]

Three‑quarters of them are scammers and the remaining quarter are wannabe Elon Musks.