u/NoChallenge988

I have heard EXTC is VERY hard and thats why I am scared of taking it. But at the same time Thadomel itself is MUCH MUCH better as a college compared to TCET. Pls help me !

Pls seniors from Thado EXTC, tell me is it genuinly that hard than CE or am I just overthinking and should take EXTC. Also how are the placements of EXTC at Thado ?

I have got allotment in TCET CE.
Pls tell me from your experience is it genuinly good ?
I have heard JPMorgan has blacklisted u guys. But your average placements show like 7 lpa.
Are these manipulated numbers ?
Pls DM me if u are a senior at TCET CE branch.

I have heard EXTC is VERY hard and thats why I am scared of taking it. But at the same time Thadomel itself is MUCH MUCH better as a college compared to TCET. Pls help me !

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I genuinly dont know a lot about them because they are very less talked about.

I would like a person who is knowledgeable enough to share here and tell us what important role they played in Mahabharat and what were their achievments and all.

Like I do know they were exceptional healers kinda doctors of that time but other than that I dont know much.

I just got in to gaming but I genuinly love all PS exculsives very very much like Insomniac (Spiderman wolverine), God of war games, Naughty dogs games (Uncharted and TLOU).
This is the only reason why I dont wanna go to PC cause I wont be able to play their PS6 exclusive games. But after they removed discs and making everything so fking unaffordable I am confused really !! Most of these are on PS4 too and Ps 5 dosent have any major exclusives except spiderman 2 and wolverine but still....Give ur opinions.

I want to read mahabharat but it should be written in a novel way. Hindi preferred but spoken hindi like it dosent use very hard hindi words for which I will have to open google. Also authentic obviously. Also someone pls explain me meaning of parvas and all that stuff. Like basics about knowing how to read mahabharat

ARUSH AASHISH NERALKAR got VJTI CE

AVANI AASHISH NERALKAR got COEP CSE

ARUSH AASHISH NERALKAR got VJTI CE

AVANI AASHISH NERALKAR got COEP CSE

Here is exactly how cruel Karna was in the real epic:

• He orchestrated Draupadi's public humiliation: TV shows always show Karna looking down in tears during the dice game, but Vyasa’s Sabha Parva exposes the real truth. Karna laughed out loud in the court, looked Draupadi in the eye, and called her a Bandhaki (a whore), claiming a woman with five husbands has no honor anyway. He didn't just watch; he was the one who explicitly shouted at Duhshasana to rip the clothes off her body and the Pandavas' backs. He even mockingly told her to go find a Kaurava man who actually knew how to treat a queen.
• He actively fueled Duryodhana’s hatred: Karna wasn't some innocent bystander dragged into evil schemes; he was the driving force. Vyasa literally labels him the "trunk of the tree of rage and evil." While the Pandavas were starving and living as ascetics in the forest, it was Karna who engineered the Ghoshayatra—a massive royal procession specifically planned to go right past the Pandavas' hut just to flaunt their wealth and mock their misery. He wanted to inflict psychological torture on them.
• He broke all warrior codes to kill a 16-year-old child: The TV serials love to show Karna weeping over Abhimanyu, but the Drona Parva tells a much darker story. Abhimanyu was absolutely decimating the Kaurava army, and Drona admitted the boy was unstoppable from the front. Karna didn't hesitate; he sneaked up behind the teenage warrior and sliced his bowstring, leaving him completely defenseless against a swarm of adult generals. When the boy was brutally bludgeoned to death on the ground, Karna didn't shed a single tear—he openly celebrated it as a massive strategic win.
• His famous "good guy" moments are modern fan-fiction: All those touching scenes on TV where Karna casually hangs out with Duryodhana’s wife, Bhanumati, or plays dice with her in the inner palace chambers? They do not exist in Vyasa’s original Sanskrit verses. In the real epic, a king's inner chambers were strictly guarded, and a Suta-putra like Karna would never have been allowed that kind of casual, intimate access. Modern writers literally invented these stories out of thin air to hide his cruel streak and make his bond with Duryodhana look wholesome.

Vyasa makes it crystal clear: Karna was incredibly charitable and loyal, but his deep-seated bitterness and jealousy toward Arjuna completely consumed him, turning him into one of the most toxic pillars of Adharma in the entire war.