India: Joint Entrance Exam (JRE)

[Socialism_is_terrorism]

Just for comparison, I don't think it's even needed to link Swiss, German or US high school exams for comparison. That's not just different worlds, but a different solar system:

https://jeeadv.ac.in/past_qps/2022_1_English.pdf


https://jeeadv.ac.in/archive.html

(The students have three hours, no calculators allowed.)

[Niggers are Useless]

Even when I was in college I had to struggle to work thru that stuff. Now it completely resembles a foreign language. We have clearly become a nation in decline.

[Socialism_is_terrorism]

Even when I was in college I had to struggle to work thru that stuff. Now it completely resembles a foreign language. We have clearly become a nation in decline.

To be fair, if you don't use that knowledge regularly, usually you forget it pretty fast. What I am concerned of: This is serious stuff, in Swizerland (or Germany), no high-school student would be able to attend a university with this kind of entrance exam.

[Niggers are Useless]

We are so far behind that soon they will be the worlds police and we will be facing third world problems.

[tweakstick]

Honestly, it looks just like my grandfather's 8th-9th grade books I found in his attic when I was a kid. This would have been in Mississippi circa 1915.

[Socialism_is_terrorism]

Honestly, it looks just like my grandfather's 8th-9th grade books I found in his attic when I was a kid. This would have been in Mississippi circa 1915.

That sounds plausible. My high-school exam was probably similar as well. But at least in Switzerland, eigenvalues & vectors of matrices and complex numbers are not part of the curriculum anymore. In fact, I doubt that many students could have solved the inverse trigonometry problems.