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SUBHASH NARAYANA

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Should students feel bad if he /she getting less marks but have great mind ,but because of the educational system they are facing trouble to understand the topics and few also lacking because they are trying to learn something in a proper way ,in the

Rahul

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okay, to be honest, the education system is trash. focussing on the theoretical subjects, which no one ever uses in their lives. marks don't guarantee success and poor marks don't determine your failure. marks in exams are just a representation of how well you can mug up and vomit in the exams, nothing more than that. practical knowledge is something one should focus on, actually doing something, rather than just remembering random stuff written in books

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SUBHASH NARAYANA

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love the line "marks in exams are just a representation of how well you can mug up and vomit in the exams"

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