– IIT aspirant from Jharkhand dies by suicide in Kota after JEE Main result
– Fourth suicide case of IIT aspirant from Jharkhand in Kota this year.
By Trend News Line 2024-02-13 05:59:00.
The Tragic Suicide of Aspiring IIT Student Shubh Choudhary Shines Light on Kota’s Disturbing Trend
In yet another heartbreaking incident that adds to the concerning trend of student suicides in Rajasthan’s Kota, a young and ambitious IIT student was discovered deceased in his hostel room this morning. This marks the fourth student suicide reported in Kota this year, leaving the educational hub and its authorities grappling with this distressing issue.
The deceased, identified as Shubh Choudhary, hailed from Jharkhand and had been diligently preparing for the JEE-Mains examination. JEE-Mains serves as the gateway for admission into top engineering colleges in the country, including the prestigious IITs. Shubh had been residing in Kota for the past two years, wholeheartedly dedicating himself to his studies in pursuit of his dreams.
Following the announcement of the JEE Mains results yesterday, Shubh was disheartened to find that his scores did not meet his expectations. Overwhelmed and distressed by the outcome, he retreated to his hostel room to contemplate his next steps. Tragically, it was in that very room that his lifeless body was discovered hanging from the ceiling this morning.
Local authorities have initiated a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding Shubh’s untimely death. police personnel are meticulously searching his room for any potential suicide note or evidence that may provide insights into the situation. The family of the deceased has been promptly notified, and arrangements are being made for an autopsy upon their arrival in Kota.
The deeply tragic nature of this incident once again underscores the immense pressure and mental strain experienced by students who flock to Kota, seeking to crack competitive exams in its rigorous academic environment. Despite ongoing efforts to address such incidents in the educational hub, the frequency of student suicides remains a grave concern.
In conclusion, it is imperative that we as a society take action to ensure the mental well-being of our young students. The education system must prioritize not only academic success but also the emotional health of its students. It is high time for comprehensive support systems, counseling services, and stress management programs to be put in place to prevent such devastating incidents from occurring in the future.
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– IIT Aspirant From Jharkhand Dies By Suicide In Kota After JEE Main Result
– Fourth Such Case This Year.