Are Indians Really Good at Maths? REACTION!!
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World : Indians are very intelligent
Indian parents : how dare you took 3 seconds to answer that easy question .
🙏😀😀😀😀😀Yupppp
😂😂😂😂😂
That's so true 😂🤣🤣
@@poojaaragi6868 😂😂😂😀
Sharma ji
When I scored 100% in maths, my parents were like " why is your handwriting so bad?"
Lol😂😂😂😂
Sounded too relatable 😂
Aap kuch bhi karo bhai, janta tho galti dhund he le thi hey...
Kyon ki bin kisi ki galti dhunde bagair inki khana hajam nahi hota...
Same 🤣
So relatable , and so true
The guy who said he wasn't good at math was expecting "The rain is pouring down at a 45° degree angle, with wind speed....." type problems 🤣😂
True 🤣
Yeahh😂😂
At what angle should the umbrella be held at?
I be like: bsdk gaand Mai ghusaliyo umbrella ko... Relative velocity ki mkc
@@Ajith-xr1gk thugg reply to RELATIVE VELOCITY 😎🤣
@@Ajith-xr1gk 😂😂😂
Nobody does mental maths as fast as the local grocery guy. It’s practice.
Top 20 international math Olympiad
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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@@nostro1940 Yeah because we have JEE here... We don't focus on olympiad lol🤣
@@trusfratedbishlikeme1621 worst excuse ever. Every country has national exams... Seriously such a bad excuse 😂 (JEE is a joke when compared to Olympiad)
@Harsh what's his name
@@nostro1940 most of us don’t care about Olympiad.
Even if I score 98 Marks out of 100 in maths my parents will ask where is the 2 Marks.😤
True 😂😂
feeling sad for you bhaijaan 😢😢😂
Reason why we are modest about it. Thanks to our parents😅
All hail parents 😂😂😂
yeah, where the hell are those 2 marks mahn. Next time we need 100 lol
Americans- "Im not that bad at maths,I just falied once in it".
Indian-"I only got 80%, how can I be a good student??"😂😂😂
In India, even Backbenchers score good marks in Maths.😂😂😂😂
Yeah😄😄
True fact
That's true
@@ishani20011 i don't know about yours. But I am a Backbencher and I scored 94 on 100 in 10th boards.
@@tanishqakawatra504 yeah me too . i am a backbenche and i scored 99 in boards ,lol
This isn't even maths in India😂 The mathematics questions you get in Jee mains or Advanced will blow your mind :)
I fucking know right!
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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Don't fucking remind me 😭
Do you even know national international Olympiads 😂 Jee is a child in front of them. Most of the students who clear Jee are robots with no imagination and creativity.
@@mr.scientist1469 but if you see the video speaks about Indian mathematics and not international.
They're not just good at math, they're also very modest about it.
Because the math questions that were asked in the video were all actually arithmetic, and if you don't know that much you might as well not exist :D
When you say math we are thinking about algebra, trigonometry, integration etc..
@@ManasKocharekar hahaha True....as a matter of fact, in our daily life we come across arithmetic questions n not Algebraic equations per se. So, for us it becomes essential to mentally calculate than pickup a calci n do.
It was sweet of you to say that.
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Hey i am am old subscriber of yours
In India, people think about what to do in their lives, after completing engineering. 😂
I know right!
So true.. I can relate to it 😂
Textile business
Mathematics based work
Relatable 😂😂😂
Same in Pakistan
what korbin said, "just if he tried he can do great", every indian parent sayd about their kid
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So true...But they don't say, they taunt you
Oh yes...🤣
Well that's the case with everyone , it doesn't make any difference
That line kind of hit differently for me. Because I have adhd and didn't know at the time, but my teachers always acknowledged that I am very intelligent and capable of understanding and using concepts. I just sucked at scoring.
13:22: "just because you're educated, doesn't mean you're intelligent"
Yeah rick, and then my Mom will smack me and ground me for talking back to elders.
Lol - So true.
That is the mould most Indian parents (especially Bengali ones) come from.
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@@aninditabanerjee2420 not only bengalis, marathis too😂😂
Not only Bengalis Assamese too😂
@@aninditabanerjee2420 extremely true . I got shouted at.
Very relatable
Asians:math is easy
European:math is hard
Americans: is math rasict?
Hahahahahaaa epic😂
It's not true
😂 you're good
@None of your Business just for fun🙏😂
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I love how Indians are the most humble people on Earth when it comes to being great at Math!
It's not humility. We are telling the truth because we know the truth. Memorizing cubes and roots and tables seriously doesnt mean you're good at math. Now if you'll compare yourself with even lower standards like American math education, you'll of course feel great. Compare yourself to Russia and China where people actually are good at math. Russians win almost all international coding competitions, math Olympiads, etc. They have math circles in schools. Most Red coders on Topcoder are Russians. Only 1-2 Indians have been red in many years that too from IIT Bombay. Same with China. Memorizing 9 cubed is 729 isn't called math. Solve theoretical maths. That shows your aptitude. Most IITs teach like this in the first year.
@@whitewalker608 but wait, who said anything about humility?
@@hoshantamsagar4847 humility is a noun form of the adjective humble
@@whitewalker608 oh.....I heard it for the first time though
@@hoshantamsagar4847 Oh. Both mean the same thing!
True story :
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*6th grade me* : **scores 93 in science**
*Our science teacher* : Where is the remaining 7 marks ?
**sad 6th-grade-me noises**
Yes man for every indian it generally happens 🤣😂😂
Oh man, the same story happened with me in Maths and I'd scored 97. The teacher actually yelled at me for losing 3 marks.
Same... 😂😂😂😂 Not my teacher but my parents .. teacher ne to Khush home class monitor Bana Diya tha.
continuation....... did you not have breakfast and ate them?
😂😂. I can understand
"Did you pass" Is not a question. It's a given you have to pass. 😃 The question in mind is always whether you scored above 90 or not. And a lot of times such good marks don't mean you have a natural flair for maths. It's sheer hard work coz the system expects you to score well in maths
So true. Whether u passed is irrelevant.
99.25% cutoff in du ..that's why above 90 is not good enough in india
@@abhayrana4955 exactly. However things r changing. Humanities subjects r not looked down upon anymore but again in that also students score 100% in language subjects like english, history, lol science. It's crazy!!
@@abhayrana4955 that's also bcoz of tough competition in this hugely populated country
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The god of Mathematics 'Srinivasa Ramanujan' was from India...
And, the rest is history ...
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God of Mathematics is 'God'.
He was God of the mathematical concepts of infinity, not every aspect of math.
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@@kmw473 Many of his derivatives still left unexplored.
God of mathematics for a reason.
I am Indian buddy but he cannot be called god of mathematics. Ever heard of gauss and Euler, there works cannot be compared with Ramanujan.
Well I used to think when I was a child.. that we invented "0" . So what?? What's the big deal. But one day I read it .. I struck suddenly to me.. without zero there are no binary numbers. Which are consist of 0s and 1s. And without that there are no computers. No technology.. which we live on.. man that just amazed me.
Even my brother invented zero almost every time 🤣🤣 but now he is J.En in indian railways😐
@@lifegoeson1798 😂😂😂
Also one cultural difference.
In American teenage shows, toppers and geeks are shown in lower light somehow,
But it's opposite in India. They're the cool ones here.
Obviously both ways of thinking is stupid and 1 dimensional and not applicable in all cases.
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We don't have cults around sports that too in schools, heck most schools don't even have proper sports infrastructure. Lol
Yeah. Geeks are cool here. Hope that happens with all other skills, sports, arts more.
Yes...the nerd shaming culture of USA makes no sense. Their high school dramas are all about worshipping these big buff athletic dudes and hot cheerleader girls while treating nerd and geeks like dirt.
Men (and women) of brilliance in terms of innovation and diligence are who make USA what it is. Yet their pop culture denigrates knowledge and those who pursue it.
@@baghazukhov152 truer words have never been spoken
I think korbin and rick didn't understand the method of calculating in the fingers....🤣🤣😂
Calc. Se majbur
It's our fashion
"Calculating in fingers"
I also think😅😅
Questions which she asked are like 5 standard question...and basically I think that ...in India even a small child knows tables upto 20 , sq roots upto 20 etc...
True I Know the table up to 30 and square up to 60 and qube up to 20
Yes true. Most teachers make us remember these things by heart, so that calculations can become easy for us. These questions were more like general knowledge to us. I bet some of them in the video were just recollecting the tables and not actually calculating in their heads😂🤷♀.
@@Bella-tl3ov remember stuff doesn't mean you are good at math lmao.
@@varg92duh that's just what I said🤦♀, My point being this video doesn't actually prove that they r all gud at maths. 🤷♀🙄
@@Bella-tl3ov qz.com/india/1614761/are-indian-students-celebrating-10th-class-result-good-at-math/
Even shopkeepers, stall vendors and deli owners here in India have the quickest skills to do basic transactions Math in their heads!! Better than most! And to think they come under the “illiterate” population of our country just because they can’t write their names down in English
We had a family friend Baniya Uncle😹he was faster than a calculator.
Our entrance exam for engineering is JEE.The kind of questions that come in that paper are of the difficulty level of what an average American does in college. So typically because of the way the curriculum is structured a 17 year old Indian is as good as a 22-23 year old American when it comes to Maths.
P.S.:I am not saying that all Indians are good at Maths.I am only comparing people who choose maths or related fields of study like Engineering etc.
+ without calculators in exams,
That's not true. Indian math is basically about memorizing stuff.
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@@varg92 Well bud I don't think that's true. A student can apply concepts only when he/she is actually clear abt the concepts. N hence initially keywords are directly used but it does not continue to remain the same in the later stages. If you actually want to appear for any competitive exam, memorizing does not help at all.
@@amethyst5649 well then you should look at the stats of international math olympiad.
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We learn mathematical tables, squares and cubes (atleast up to 20 for squares and up to 10 for cubes) in school. So when they were asked the square of 18 most of them were not actually calculating it but giving the answer from memory.
But the fact that we don't use calculators in school does strengthen our ability to do calculations mentally.
I agree with Rick - just because you are educated doesn't mean you are smart!
At my home I wasn't allowed to eat until I recite table from 2's to 10'ths totally, everyday till I memorize it completely. And I still thank my dad for doing this for me. I wished he should have done it for further tables upto 20th at Least 😂
I personally loved mathematics... to an extent that my parents used to scold me for it.. when i get bored i solve maths problems... Its a different high.. sadly i have nver found anyone with the same interest
@@abhinavpatel7334 I also like mathematics...I mean not to your level but never hated it
@@pdd1240 hahaha.. it wasn't that strict in my house but my mother did spend a lot of time with me and ensured that I knew the tables, till 10 atleast, by heart. I didn't realise it then but that has been extremely helpful :)
@@abhinavpatel7334 I like maths too. I think the people who don't like maths haven't had good teachers and so they haven't develop an interest in it.
It's the same with me when it comes to Marketing. I just don't like marketing and a lot of it has to do with the fact that I didn't like my marketing teacher.
Indian mathes in school
Class 1to8 : 3+3=6
Class 10to12 : if a boy takes 3 apples from 10 what is the apples shopkeeper name
Lol
😂lol
😂
That's veryyy truee👍
Well if you are in ICSE those 10-12 questions you can find in 6-8.
These are basics we have to learn for ssc exams😂😂
Yeah coz u never learnt when you should have learnt that actually i knew tables upto 20 square and square roots upto 20 and cube and cuberoots upto 10 when I was in class 10.
@@mukeshkumar-uz5py i learned those things after i turn towards ssc 🤓
@@mukeshkumar-uz5py we were asked to learn those in 6 at the last page of maths book there was a table of cube and square roots and their under roots. I once thought Exponents is the easiest chaphter but when in 9th it became a lot harder but still easiest of all chapter from the book.
Intelligence is not just math and science, there are different types of intelligence
100000000000000000% truth
"Stranger things discovered Eleven" had me dead😂😂😂😂
Eleven is discoverd before than stranger things discovered 😅😅
@@harshavardhanreddy3806 It was a joke
While americans see smart kids as nerds and geeks, we see them as idols that's the only difference may be,
You must be crazy kid , to hell with math. I was terrible at it and ended up interviewing my so called math genius classmate many years later. He felt so upset and humiliated by the experience ,wonder why. Truth be told I followed my passion and made it work, he ran the rat race and ended up where he did. After all ,if maths was an indication of our intelligence we wouldn't be a third world country. Cheers bud
@@kartikchary he's not crazy. He's defining a fact. It's the truth, people do treat intelligent students like gods here. He never said he liked this fact.
we invented the whole number system not just zero indians and the world needs to update their knowledge
Indians are legends particulary in mathematics , example:ramanujan(The man is introduced infinity), zero is invited by india, etc...... ராமனுஜம், aryabata,baskara, sakuntaladevi ,,cv raman ராமன், ஆர்யபட்டா,
Fine bro fine
Chill bro 😂
So why are indian students failing in PISA and international math olympiads.
Math is not about remembering tables and square roots lol.
@@varg92 There's a reason for that as well. That's not a priority for Indian students. In fact most students don't even know it exists (like 95%). You just have to do well in JEE and that's fine. If you observe, Indian students do well on Physics Olympiads because the portion almost coincides with JEE, but that's not the case with the math Olympiads. You have to have some crazy financial security if you want to well on those Olympiads because you won't have a chance at college then.
@@esh6767 it's just a stupid excuse.
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At the risk of sounding pedantic, this is not mathematics. This is arithmetic. There is a difference. I know many PhD mathematicians who can’t do these calculations in their heads. It’s the same mistake a lot of people make by calling Shakuntala Devi a genius mathematician.
Agreed...when I watched the movie Shakuntala Devi I was thinking that is it just numbers or can she like derive theorems and derivations that go on like pages. Like Acharya Ramanujan. But still I admire that she can do that 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love how I can relate with both Rick and Korbin, I was always the person who got a B and I never gave a single shit about it, I had toppers who came to me to clear their concepts but I would literally never study😂
That's even more because of the competition I had, my elder brother got straight A's in everything and I was always considered "the dumb one" in my house. So many scoldings, parent teachers meeting, pressure just because I had so less grades than my brother. That really made me end up just not caring anymore, I cannot beat my brother in studies (he's gonna be a chartered accountant now)😂 so let me just have fun🤷🏻♂️😂
I am feeling very relatable to you now😂😂
Same
Being a teacher of Mathematics myself, I can imagine what a sore trial you must have been for your teachers. Poor souls, they must forever be blaming themselves for not being able to motivate you.
Being a sibling to a super achiever, I can understand your pain as the 'not- so-awesome' sibling too.😂
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My brother was a professor of Civil Engineering in my college and I was the one who got the lowest marks in his subject. 😂😂
I can literally hear desi parents say "how dare you take 3 secs to solve that easy of a question?!! 😡"
I thought everybody uses their fingers to count like this..not only asians!
Don't they?
I had a subject called mental maths in primary and middle school..
😂😂😂😂😂
Top 20 international math Olympiad
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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The training and approach gives Indians that extra edge to our mathematical skills nothing more. Thanks to our ancestors!
I once scored B in maths test that day was the worst day of my life...🤯🤯
My Indian self can relate😂😂
Relatable 😂😂😂
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My younger brother used to hunt for my hidden test copies...
The worst one for me was a 7.5/25..
And I got flying chappals that day😒
Pressing F to pay respects.
In India the grading system also talks numbers, we don't talk A B & C's.
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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I actually became university rank holder by holding 11th rank but people still asked me " why aren't you within the top 10 ?" 😂😂
It will be same even if u top exam, there is this interview of a CBSE topper who scored 499/500 and his father said he can do better than this ua-cam.com/video/zMSPmYqnKD8/v-deo.html
I cringed on that kid's behalf 😖😖
@@swatisaini6447 oh good god 😂😂
My grandmother is uneducated she is still great at it in her day to day life🤓
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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Well Not only zero, all the numbers, calculation,root, trigonometry,algebra, value of pi was discovered by Indians brahmagupta and aryabhatta .
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indian parents be like why did u take 3 seconds?
U need to say in 1 sec😂
Fibonacci series was also actually discovered in India .even Italian person Fibonacci himself admitted this
common misconception: quick mental arithmetic skills = good in maths
Actual maths: the art of making mathematical arguments
Review IAS (INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES) interview questions ...!
As an Indian we are expected to get A in every class.That is why most of us get an A in every class.
One question which I was asked often was "which fraction is bigger 5/9 or 7/13?" And this was asked when we were in 6th standard I think
And what did you answer? I admit its too much to expect a sixth grader to answer that without written working.
@@aninditabanerjee2420 how ? they don't ask without teaching you how to do that .
Just write 5/9 * 13/13 and 7/13 * 9/9.
Now just multiple 5*13 i.e 65 and 7*9 i.e 63
Too easy
@@aninditabanerjee2420 i didn't know it either the first time, but after that i asked my teacher, he told me one trick and it was simple after that, the trick was to cross multiply the fraction 5*13 and 9*7, if 5*13 is bigger then the first fraction is bigger than other or vice versa
5/9 >>
Ah I LOVE mathematics. The reactions you guys had when they were answering the questions was Gold. 🤣🤣🤣
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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Let's not just leave it at culture, being good at maths is what gives Indians good jobs in the country and abroad. Indians can't afford being mediocre and hope high in career, as compared to developed nations.
In an environment where good opportunities are scarce, you've to be competitive.
The scenario is changing though, with the increase in wide variety of "good" career options.
Every backbencher even in India says 'If I concentrated, I could get those good percentage. It's just that I don't. ' 😂 Just saying 😜💁
I'm one of them 😂😂
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We have mental math classes in junior schools. Where you have to solve these types of problems just by mind.
The reason why maths is so important in India, is because of the education system we have, the one designed by the British, it was designed to kill all the creativity and innovation from kids mind, to make them into employees who would just follow orders without asking any questions, that's why they focus SOOOOO much on grades.
I still remember solving a whole bunch of mental mathematics stuff, which showed us so many easy ways to solve certain arithmetics
The reason why we're good at maths is the way we were taught in our school. Till 12th STD we had never used a calculator . the old school way of 'ratta mar' and short cuts and by many ways we have learned maths. I'm a maths teacher. And I don't have a calculator with me
Mostly due to bargaining in Shopping. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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@@nostro1940 Hehehee 😁😁👍
During exams we sometimes do squares , cubes, roots, etc butit on a paper but that takes up precious time in competitive exams and in high school so we are asked to learn it as it would be better for us to learn the square and cubes upto like 30-40.
I’m so proud of all those kids . They are so bright and down to earth. Very wise with words
I cnt forget the day when i saw my report card and saw 08/80 in maths.....😂😂😂le my mom with her best weapons,,slippers, belan etc etc😂😂
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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It not just Indians in India...my parents wouldn’t allow anything lower than an A or we’d be a major disappointment lol
We Indian can literally visualize the numbers in the air just look up in the sky just utter some numbers and give u the answer
The only similarity with me and KORBIN is we both are backbenchers.
The anchor : How did you solve 87+ 87
The boy : Explaining how he did it**
Korbin : That was an easy one
Also Korbin when he heard this question : Its 172
😂😂😂
what is 8+8 just add a 0 to the end
Yes we can do that without paper evn our grocery shop uncle used to count all amount by themselves only.. Not by calculator
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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When I Heard that 'I will ask you couple of Math questions'...I am already nervous...😂😂😂😂
These roots and square things a lot of us ( very small %) remember because it's done so many times.
You can do questions faster with some tricks also. Soo... Don't be so surprised folks.
Also your options kind of decrease seeing unit place of a number.
Yaah
There are two ways to think about it. I remember scoring 98 out of 100 in my 10th board, and getting very disappointed when I found out later that I made a silly mistake for a 2-marker. So although we do learn a lot of cool tricks and calculation gets really fun with Vedic math tricks, we put a lot of pressure on ourselves for marks in maths and sci. And for people who aren't good at these, they themselves feel like they are stupid and sometimes the society also makes them feel that way. I believe kids need to be empowered to pursue whatever they are good at and not just get forced into being good at maths.
Yeah, the teachers would snatch the calculators from us if we ever brought em to school.
And they'd never return it. Like ever. 🤣🤣
😂😂
In school if we carried calculator then teacher would complaint to parents and parents would punish us 😒
Bihari is the fastest in maths..
Aryabhatt :- No introduction required
Vashishtha narayan singh :- The mathematician who challenged works of Great Scientist Albert Einstein
Anand kumar :- The man who made every Indian proud.
K. C sinha :- Author of one of the best selling maths book.
Nd many more...
I am teaching my daughter to learn square and cube till 1-25.
Don't make them learn stuff. It doesn't really help.
@@varg92 Don't give bad advices. It's always good to memorize stuff for quick help. Doesnt mean you shouldn't be understanding stuff.
Yes calculators are not allowed here... Teacher's gonna kill you if they found you with one... And this was typically very easy for even primary kids, they should be asked calculus questions...
qz.com/india/1614761/are-indian-students-celebrating-10th-class-result-good-at-math/
Top 20 international math Olympiad
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*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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My god finally u watching real India.
The dialogue to Korbin " If you pay attention in class, you are a smart kid" is the most cliched dialogue used by Indian teachers to the parents.
The intro's starting teen taal ❤️❤️❤️ just luv that taal! Luv from India (personally loved it am a tabla player)
There is something called as "cognitive offloading". Like when you rely on an external environment say machine for some calculations or remembering something you are not using your brain and it will reduce your capability to that extent. Say after mobile phones, very few people remember phone numbers. Same goes with calculators. "Offloading our cognitive intelligence" :)
Though I am studying politics , these calculations were nothing even for me.😄😄
Ikr that was just calculations
In school we aregrilled to learn multiplication tables upto 29. I still remember those tables. That's how we calculate in mind. For addition and subtraction we make the number whole..like if we have to add 9+7 we first add 1 to 9, make it 10 and add remaining 6 to it. It's simple
Best thing about you guys are tht you guys are good hearted , Smart Intelligent guys 👍👍
My GPA was 7.6 and I did not had guts to tell my parents. After I told them my father did not talk to me for 3 days.😅😅
Boy I love word problems. They are like a painting. I hated the ones with only number
hilarious "strangerThings Discovered 'ELEVEN' " hahahahahahah
I thought I was bad at Math but after coming to the US I feel like I am a freaking math whiz ..😅
My parents in ptm when I score 95% in math my parents ask where is 5% this is not our parents problem but all indian parents problem
Those square root and multiplication questions are so basic, we do lot's of question on these kinda topics in our middle school without calculators so that's why we remember by our heart
These are basic question for anyone who at least passed their middle school /high school
Maths was my forté. I loved it. Kinda miss it now. I used to put on heavy metal/Rock music on speakers and solve math problems. I miss that !!
Korbin i was also a back bencher.........but i scored 92 marks in maths
Thanks guys for this info. Now I kind of understand why your 'president' keeps praising himself for being able to pass a cognitive test for dementia🤣🤣🤣
*We don't hv to top in the exam,we only hv to score more than Sharma ji ka beta* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Parents have good expectations from us is because we have big competition going on in India. We have large population and opportunities are very less. That is why even if you get medium marks, you won't have much opportunities. That is why parents always want their child to be best.❤️❤️
We know Vedic maths and it's so much easier than modern mathematics ❤️
As a Indian even I am watching it like how fast these guys.
Same😂
I was getting school flashbacks of mental math dodge tests where we couldn't use paper and pen. We hadn't even seen a calculator till standard 11 that too for commerce...😰😥🙏🙏
In India if you get an A, parents are like "yeah so thats what you are supposed to get, no need to be happy"
Top 20 international math Olympiad
m.ua-cam.com/video/38xeYPAUPd0/v-deo.html
*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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We actually remember most of it due to regular (forced 😭) practice.
Top 20 international math Olympiad
m.ua-cam.com/video/38xeYPAUPd0/v-deo.html
*Spoiler* : India isn't there
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We don't use calculators or papers to calculate, correct 😂
Actually stuff like square of 12 and root of 256 and 225 come by *very very* often in schools maths sum. Like you'll find like 50 questions including these common calculations and it repeats for like 4 or 5 grades.
So it becomes a thing of memorization.
When She said I ask you some maths questions, They are expecting integrations or differentials 😂
In KERALA they expect you to either be an ENGINEER or a DOCTOR 🤷🏻♂️🤯