The document discusses the poor selection process for IITs in Kerala and highlights the high enrollment of Malayalees in premium medical colleges in India. It attributes this to an obsession with medical careers, reliance on state board education with lower standards, and the focus on board exam marks over entrance exam ranks. The inflated results contribute to a misguided confidence among students, often leading to disappointing outcomes.

2. Why is the IIT selection so bad in Kerala?
And
almost all the premium medical colleges in
India are full of malayalees?

5. 3)Over obsession on medical
career and the glamour it
offers

6. 4)Over dependence on State
Board which has lower
standards especially in
Mathematics compared to
CBSE/other state boards

7. 5) Hardly we think what's my child's
entrance rank, we r just bothered about
their board marks.
1200/1200
in board exam and entrance rank in lakhs
is a combo seen often.

8. 6) Inflated results offers a free mindset
to children that they are perfect and
this
inflated confidence crushes us to
bottom.