Important tip for GATE Aspirants 🤔 🤔🫡🫡🫡

Amit Sir opens the video with a metaphor about people who carry 'petrol' (negativity) with them and pour it on any spark they find, deliberately igniting conflict and deriving pleasure from others' misfortune. He illustrates this with a real-life example of a neighbor who whispered something in a daughter-in-law's ear before leaving, which was enough to trigger a fight between the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law — exactly as the neighbor intended.

He then addresses a common issue he encounters through emails from students, where many report feeling low, unmotivated to study, or emotionally distressed. His primary advice is to speak with parents if possible. If not, he strongly recommends visiting a place of spiritual significance — a temple, gurudwara, or any place of worship — and allowing oneself to cry there. He claims this is a personally tested method that has helped him through his own dark phases in life.

He cautions students against sharing their emotional vulnerabilities indiscriminately with friends or peers. He argues that emotions are the most precious part of a person and exposing them to the wrong individual — someone carrying 'petrol' — can lead to manipulation, discouragement, or even cause the student to abandon their GATE preparation altogether. He emphasizes that during vulnerable moments, students are especially susceptible to negative influence. The video concludes with a brief mention of his GATE Computer Science course available at a very reasonable price, with a link in the description.