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‘You know I tell you everything. So listen, my JEE Mains will not be cleared. ‘ A JEE Aspirant sent this message to his father and said that he should leave JEE and prepare for IAT as his exam will not be cleared. The child’s message sent to his father is going viral on social media. But the reason for going viral is not the message, but the father’s message is replicated.
A RDDIT user shared a screenshot of son and father’s conversation, on which users gave fierce reactions. The father sent a lot of love emoji and explained to the son that he does not need to get upset. Said that engineering can be done without JEE. The important thing is that he told the mind without hesitation.
Many users praised the father’s response. One user wrote- I kept expecting such a relationship with my father all my life. I used to suffocate inside in such situations. Never interacted with his parents for more than 5 minutes.
Many users appreciated the father by sharing their personal stories on this post. He says that every father should support his children in this way. One user said that we often lose internal pieces running after the perfection. In such a situation, this child is not a failure but a winner.
JEE Mains Results are going to be released soon
JEE Mains Sessions 2 Examination is held from 1 to 8 April. NTA has released the provisional answer of exam. Now the result of exam and final answer is to be released in short time. Candidates will be able to check their results on jeemain.nta.nic.in.
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