Kota Iit Coaching

Touted as one of TVF’s signature shows, Kota Factory makes a return after two-and-a-half years.

Kota Factory Season 3: Vaibhav, Balmukund Meena and Uday Gupta, as thick of thieves, navigate the highly competitive the IIT coaching ecosystem, personal crises and their romantic (or, in one case, platonic) liaisons with Vartika, Shivangi and Meenal.

Roughly two students die by suicide every month in Kota, India's coaching capital. Key among many other factors that contribute to this rot is the glaring lack of accountability the city's coaching centres enjoy.

The body of a 16-year-old IIT JEE aspirant has been recovered from the Chambal valley in Rajasthan following an intense week-long search, police said Monday. This marks the fifth such student death this year.

Rajasthan's Kota - a sleepy town with a high success rate in coaching students to qualify for IITs and medical colleges. Over the past few years, that record has been clobbered by students' deaths by suicide. There have been 27 just this year.

Kota Student Suicide: In Rajasthan's Kota -- India's coaching district for aspiring engineers and doctors -- two suicides within four hours on Sunday took the tally this year to 23, the highest ever recorded.

Another student has died by suicide in the coaching hub of Kota on Tuesday, bringing the total number of such deaths this year to 20. A native of Bihars Gaya, 18-year-old Balmiki Prasad was found hanging at a rented accommodation in Mahavir Nagar.

Coaching hub Kota has seen the third student suicide in a week, with a 17-year-old preparing for IIT JEE allegedly hanging himself from his hostel room. Manish Prajapati's father was heading home after meeting his son when he got the news.

A 17-year-old teen who was taking coaching classes in Rajasthan's Kota to crack the tough IIT JEE has died by suicide, the police said.

A picture of the paper plate took internet by storm. Read on to know about the complete incident.

An 18-year-old IIT aspirant allegedly committed suicide in her hostel room in Rajasthan's Kota city, police said today.

As long as inadequate and bad schooling exists and the difference between the number of aspirants and available seats remains huge, coaching of the Kota sort will thrive. Ultimately, it is only good schooling that can make them irrelevant.

The happy picture of smiling toppers entering IITs in different parts of the country is quite deceptive - many of the 16-17-year-olds arrive with the baggage of total exhaustion, a fallout of the damage and trauma caused by the grind and slog of coaching classes.

A 17-year-old has committed suicide in Rajasthan's Kota, known for its numerous coaching centres prepping students for the highly competitive entrance exams for engineering and medical institutes. This is the third suicide in the last five days.

We now have all varieties of fusion between regular schools and coaching classes, from being identical (pretending to be a school to the boards and faking attendance, while actually doing just coaching for competitive examinations), to sharing infrastructure and teachers, offering expensive "combo" deals (Rs 4 lakhs for Class 11/12 if only school i...

Touted as one of TVF’s signature shows, Kota Factory makes a return after two-and-a-half years.

Kota Factory Season 3: Vaibhav, Balmukund Meena and Uday Gupta, as thick of thieves, navigate the highly competitive the IIT coaching ecosystem, personal crises and their romantic (or, in one case, platonic) liaisons with Vartika, Shivangi and Meenal.

Roughly two students die by suicide every month in Kota, India's coaching capital. Key among many other factors that contribute to this rot is the glaring lack of accountability the city's coaching centres enjoy.

The body of a 16-year-old IIT JEE aspirant has been recovered from the Chambal valley in Rajasthan following an intense week-long search, police said Monday. This marks the fifth such student death this year.

Rajasthan's Kota - a sleepy town with a high success rate in coaching students to qualify for IITs and medical colleges. Over the past few years, that record has been clobbered by students' deaths by suicide. There have been 27 just this year.

Kota Student Suicide: In Rajasthan's Kota -- India's coaching district for aspiring engineers and doctors -- two suicides within four hours on Sunday took the tally this year to 23, the highest ever recorded.

Another student has died by suicide in the coaching hub of Kota on Tuesday, bringing the total number of such deaths this year to 20. A native of Bihars Gaya, 18-year-old Balmiki Prasad was found hanging at a rented accommodation in Mahavir Nagar.

Coaching hub Kota has seen the third student suicide in a week, with a 17-year-old preparing for IIT JEE allegedly hanging himself from his hostel room. Manish Prajapati's father was heading home after meeting his son when he got the news.

A 17-year-old teen who was taking coaching classes in Rajasthan's Kota to crack the tough IIT JEE has died by suicide, the police said.

A picture of the paper plate took internet by storm. Read on to know about the complete incident.

An 18-year-old IIT aspirant allegedly committed suicide in her hostel room in Rajasthan's Kota city, police said today.

As long as inadequate and bad schooling exists and the difference between the number of aspirants and available seats remains huge, coaching of the Kota sort will thrive. Ultimately, it is only good schooling that can make them irrelevant.

The happy picture of smiling toppers entering IITs in different parts of the country is quite deceptive - many of the 16-17-year-olds arrive with the baggage of total exhaustion, a fallout of the damage and trauma caused by the grind and slog of coaching classes.

A 17-year-old has committed suicide in Rajasthan's Kota, known for its numerous coaching centres prepping students for the highly competitive entrance exams for engineering and medical institutes. This is the third suicide in the last five days.

We now have all varieties of fusion between regular schools and coaching classes, from being identical (pretending to be a school to the boards and faking attendance, while actually doing just coaching for competitive examinations), to sharing infrastructure and teachers, offering expensive "combo" deals (Rs 4 lakhs for Class 11/12 if only school i...