<p>Yo loosers! Getting into IIT is as easy as breathing. I gave the JEE with no preparation at all and got in. However, I did not join the pathetic IIT. I am currently studying in MIT so keep on sulking and dreaming you dumb-witted Indians.</p>
<p>talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1283088-what-my-chances.html#post13813699</p>
<p>Seeing the above link does not make me believe that u study at MIT.</p>
<p>Haha, +1 ^ Mrinal 
prudent, you are one “dumb-witted” ■■■■■.</p>
<p>@Prudent- we dont have any space for trolls over here. So you can take your big ego to the MIT thread.</p>
<p>Yo Prudent! You’d better incorporate your name in your personality or I’ll hunt you down and ■■■■■ you irl.</p>
<p>Note to moderator: I’d appreciate if you would remove such posts, instead of just locking/deleting the thread. This thread also has some useful information.</p>
<p>@Mrinal- good one B)</p>
<p>Yo, ■■■■■ hunter…sounds nice :D</p>
<p>Btw, all the best guys with ur college decisions!!</p>
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<p>I echo this.</p>
<p>Rankings in the US are based on graduate school research.
They are not as heavily based on the selectivity of the undergraduate education.</p>
<p>For example, Tufts has engineering and the undergraduate students have very high test scores. A big state university will generally be much less selective, but will have a higher ranking, because of the graduate research.</p>
<p>Which is the better choice for an undergraduate education? The small school with exceptional students and less research? Or the big universities with large class sizes and a more professors and graduate students?</p>
<p>I’m sure IIT is a great education, because the student body is talented.</p>
<p>I also like the quote above, from Edison. I have visited his labs, and I think he is one of the most important inventors of all times. However, he couldn’t compare to Tesla in many ways.</p>