What is the first step on the road to success?
The first step is having a plan and believing in yourself that you can definately do it.Then comes the other steps.As you asked this question, you will sure be interested in https://curiosityspotsite.wordpr...Read this and be a successful person in near future.
Who are some successful IIT droppers?
Mayank Jain - currently pursuing Electrical Engineering from IIT Kanpur :)Whatever I am going to write is what teachers (especially my physics teacher) have told me -I have heard his name only , won`t be able to provide you with his picture :(He was a very famous guy in my coaching centre, more famous than people who even got top 50 rank although his rank was AIR 382.I believe the reason for this is probably because his failure which he catalysed into his hard work and determination.He was not able to clear JEE in first attempt and had a quite bad rank in AIEEE too. So there were just two options for himFirst is Join Sharda/Amity/LPU and get a chance to explore the world :PSecond is to try again for the ultimate prize :)And obviously he chose the second one.I remember my physics teacher told us once that the day IIT results were out (his first attempt results) , he immediately called Sir and said “Sir aapke paas vapas aa raha hun, is baar na padun toh dande se maarna” :PTranslation - Sir, I am joining FIITJEE again to be your student once more and if you find that I am not serious for my goal this time too, beat me with a fine stick.And he never gave him a chance to use that thing. :PWorked quite hard for an entire year and became first student from our coaching centre to get a rank in top 1000 after dropping. He literally made everybody proud of him.He was an example for our whole batch. Everybody used to remind us very regularly that there is just one in 10 years history of our coaching centre who has been able to get super-success from dropping and the sole reason is, that he never lost his focus unlike others.It was only after 2016 JEE results that the count of top 1000 AIR`s from droppers batch increased by one more. :P
How do I score 650+ in NEET 2018 if I start my preparation now?
Listen friend, 650+ is not at all easy to score. The only thing required is smart work instead of hard work as you have less time. Following smart work is required in the subjects:-Biology- To get 650+ Biology is very essential. Try to score 340+.Around 310 can be scored by just learning NCERT thoroughly and revising it repeatedly.Go for Aakash study material, learn it by heart to get 40 marks extra. Don't focus much on biology throughout the year, just revise nicely in the last month's. I scored 327.Allen's module have a lot of information which even do not come in exams and you won't be able to retain it for longer.Physics- It is the most important and rank deciding subject. Practice “different types of questions” instead of wasting time on doing many questions of the same type. Practicing only solved examples of Cengage Physics book are more than sufficient for AIIMS too. So, by this you'll score 160+.Chemistry-Work more on concepts of Organic chemistry.Go for Shri Balaji Publications book or Allen's module but not Aakash package.However NCERT is more than sufficient for Inorganic chemistry, go for Shri Balaji Publications book for Chemical Bonding only as less time is remaining.Practice questions for Physical chemistry from Narendra Awasthi's book only if have time.Do not practice questions from so many books and just follow your teacher.In case of any doubt, please write in comment section. Please Upvote if you like my answer.Hope it helped a little :)
I have an authentic IQ of 164, tested by a psychologist, but I can't understand math and failed highschool. How is this possible?
The IQ tests are total stupidity. They are designed for those who have ego and self-importance, to make them feel worthy and selfish. These tests are good to prove that you are enslaved properly in the rotten system to obey and serve the elite.In fact, if you did fail the test scoring 75 like me, you are probably a genius and wouldn't post such a question. I did mean it when saying “scoring 75 makes you a genius”. I am not sarcastic at all. Do you want a proof to this statement? I give it to you. I at late age scored 75, but at age 18, I developed the first mechanical computer of a CAD system. It was mind-boggling that took the British patent agents two and a half years to decipher it and approve it. Here is the front-page of the patent (good luck if a PhD guy understands it).These IQ tests are truly designed to see if you are fit to comply to social norms. They don't prove that you are a math wiz or a talented physicist.Meaning:Accept to take orders.Don't question your superiors.Don't question what stupid government is shitting in the world.Be a slave to serve the elite.Accept any ridiculous propaganda given to you.Give a blind side to anything happening behind the scene that is causing environmental destruction, wars, diseases, etc.The list is endless - on and on and on.Please don't be discouraged, but rather question your intuition and your inner-self to see what's wrong. You will be surprised how powerful your conscious is when it comes to problem solving. IQ tests absolutely have no correlation between intelligence and social fit.
Anyone who cleared UPSC in last attempt?
Read the success story of Vivek Chauhan of Delhi, who didn’t qualify in his first 5 attempts but obstinately procured an All-India Rank of 300 in his 6th attempt (or in the last attempt for General-category candidates). And, ya plz do not miss to notice and learn from his protracted phase of struggle and the indomitable tenacity which he preserved, in his feat of quelling the so-called ‘one of the world’s toughest exams’.MOTIVATION: Failed in 4 Prelims, Rank 300 in 6th Attempt - Amazing Story of Vivek Chauhan, a Insights Follower - INSIGHTSThere are many such real life stories in insightsonindia. Plz do check for yourself.All da best!
How did Mary J. Blige get that scar on her face.
MJB does not discuss the scar with anyone. “If I don't accept the scar on my face, the lips that God gave me, the big giant feet, the long legs, whatever it is that I'm deformed with, I got to love it so everybody else can love it. And I started loving it,” she says. ...from a CBS interview