Competition‑driven society still can't produce enough top doctors and engineers – a big failure.

[Malini]

It shows how a competition‑driven society that still can't churn out enough top‑class doctors and engineers is failing big time.



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UPSC – siphons funds

JEE – builds American infrastructure

NEET – helps Americans live better lives

CA – helps people commit tax fraud

CAT – creates wage slaves

GATE – builds American tech from India

CLAT – defends the crimes of the bourgeoisie

NDA – abuses the enlisted

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UPSC, JEE, NEET, CA...

Respect them, but don't worship them.

A system with a success rate of less than 1% can't be the only dream.

Middle‑class youth are told:

Secure job = secure life.

But no one tells them:

Lost time = lost life.

Our prime years are our biggest capital.

[Ujjwal]

Just because you solve a set of 100 questions doesn't make you a genius!

[Sandeep]

A slave mentality.

[Anirudh]

Most folks trying to crack these exams aren't serious about the actual work the jobs demand.

There's hardly any integrity or pride; mediocrity and laziness run rampant.

No wonder the quality of infrastructure and services suffers.

[Ishita]

That's why our society feels rotten.

[Govind]

Nation ❌ Religion ✅ – current scenario.

[Darshan]

I mean, isn't it the same in the US? They have exams like the GRE/GMAT, the MCAT for doctors, and the SAT for college admissions.

[Rajat]

What do you mean? Our doctors are excellent—India is famous for medical tourism. And we produce good engineers, but many leave the country right after graduating.

[Amrita]

Only networking matters; a PhD is essential.

[Sagar]

We have no choice but to face the competition, crack the exams, and secure a good life.

[Arpita]

One word: reservation.