Odisha Twins Choose Togetherness Over IIT-Bombay Prestige
Odisha teenager rejects IIT-B seat to study with twin bro at another IIT
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Twin brothers Mahroof and Masroor Ahmed Khan from Odisha, who excelled in the JEE Advanced exam, have decided to study together at IIT-Madras instead of attending IIT-Bombay, where Mahroof secured a seat. Their bond and desire to support each other outweigh individual academic accolades.
- 01Mahroof secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 32, while Masroor achieved AIR 169 in the JEE Advanced exam.
- 02Mahroof has chosen to forgo his IIT-Bombay seat to join Masroor at IIT-Madras.
- 03The twins have been inseparable since childhood, sharing classrooms and dreams.
- 04Mahroof believes he can secure a computer science seat at IIT-Madras, aligning with Masroor's admission prospects.
- 05Their decision emphasizes the importance of familial support over individual academic success.
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Mahroof and Masroor Ahmed Khan, 18-year-old twins from Odisha, have both excelled in the JEE Advanced examination, achieving All India Ranks of 32 and 169, respectively. While Mahroof was offered a coveted seat in computer science at IIT-Bombay, he has chosen to reject it in favor of studying alongside his brother at IIT-Madras. This decision reflects their lifelong bond and commitment to supporting each other in their academic pursuits. Mahroof expressed that since their preschool days, they have always been together in the same classroom, and the thought of studying separately is unthinkable for them. He is optimistic about securing a place in the computer science program at IIT-Madras, believing that his rank will allow him to do so. Their story highlights the significance of family ties and mutual support in achieving educational goals.
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The decision of the twins may inspire other students to prioritize familial bonds and support over individual academic achievements.
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