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Let me answer this question by talking about the achievements of two students - Stuti Khandwala and Nishant AbhangiFirst have a view of the achievements of both studentsSTUTI KHANDWALAAll India Rank 10 in the AIIMS entrance exam in 2019. Before this, Stuti had secured 71st Rank in NEET, 27th in JIPMER and 1086 Rank in JEE Main to set a record. The most important thing is that in this year, along with NEET, AIIMS, JIPMER, and JEE Main, she has successfully passed the 12th Board examination with 98.8 percent marks and has topped Rajasthan in the science streamSilver Medalist in International Biology Olympiad (IBO) 2018National Child Award Winner 2016Silver Medalist in International Biology Olympiad (IBO) 2017Qualified for Award of National Talent Search (NTS) Scholarship 2017She secured the Award of Excellence in the Australian National Chemistry QuizInternational Rank 1in National Science Olympiad (NSO) 2014Selected for National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) Finals for consecutively 3 years from 2013 to 2015Selected for Indian National Mathematics Olympiad (INMO)Selected for Orientation Cum Selection Camp of 13th International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO)Selected for Indian National Junior Science Olympiad (INJSO) 2016Secured 100 % Scholarship for EPGY Summer Workshop, Stanford USA 2016Secured Above Percentile in PSAT, College Board USAASSSSMENT OF SCHOLASTIC SKILLS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL TESTING (ASSET) - WINTER ROUND 2014, by Educational Initiatives CERTIFICATE OF OVERALLOUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE (Top 1%). MATHS TOPPER 100 percentile (Scored the highest - Perfect 100% score) Won Trophy and CertificateParticipated in the 6th INTERNATIONAL YOUNG MATHEMATICIANS CONVENTION (IYMC) - MATHEMATICA, 2014 organised by CMS Gomati Nagar Campus I, Lucknow. Won 2 Silver Medals and CertificatesCambridge ESOL Examination (FCE) GRADE A equivalent to C1 level in CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)Selected for Regional Maths Olympiad (RMO) 2014NISHANT ABHANGI6th Rank in JEE ADVANCE 2019Will represent India in International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) 20196th Rank (Rajasthan State Topper) in JEE MAIN 2019AIR 1 (SA) in KVPY 2017–18National Child Award Winner 2017He was among the rankers in the National Standard Examination in AstronomyHe was selected to participate in the 11th International Olympiad in Astronomy and Astrophysics conducted by Homi Bhabha Centre fro Science Education, Govt.of IndiaHe secured the Award of Excellence in the Australian National ChemistryQuizGold Medalist in International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) 20161st Rank in OCSC (Orientation Cum Selection Camp) of IJSO1st Rank in INJSO (Indian National Junior Science Olympiad)State 1st Rank in NSEJS (National Standard Examination in Junior Science)International 1st Rank in IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad).All India Topper with full score in IAIS Exam ( International Assessment for Indian School)National 1st Rank in NSTSE ( National Level Science Talent Search Examination)Was among Top 1% in the World in PSAT ( Preliminary SAT) ExamSecured 50 % Scholarship in EPGY Summer Workshop Stanford, USASecured 50% Scholarship in Oxbridge Summer ProgrammeAl India Topper with full score in ASSET (Math) ExamInternational 1st Rank in NSO (National Science Olympiad)1st Rank in TALLENTEX 2015–16 and 2014–15National 2nd Rank in MTSE ( Maths Talent Search Examination)Cambridge ESOL Examination (FCE) GRADE A equivalent to C1 level in CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)Both Stuti Khandwala and Nishant Abhangi were regular student of Allen Career Institute, since class 8th and have been mentored under the supreme guidance of Tushar Parekh Sir, Vice President Allen and Head of the Programme, Pre Nurture Career Foundation DivisionIt’s clear from their achievements that an early and strong foundation, continuous hard work, goal oriented dedication and a strong and effective mentorship brings the best out of a student.and if we are looking for the strategy common among all of the toppers - let’s hear from Stuti herselfThere are very few students who can crack both engineering and medical entrance exams. And there are even fewer girls who can do that.One such Student prodigy is ALLEN Student, Stuti Sheetal Khandwala, Surat resident has not only cracked these examinations but has set an example by joining the list of toppers.Cracks NEET, AIIMS, JIPMER, and JEE MainStuti Khandwala (ALLEN Classroom Student)Allen Career Institute’s Classroom Student Stuti has secured All India Rank 10 in the AIIMS entrance exam in 2019. Before this, Stuti had secured 71st Rank in NEET, 27th in JIPMER and 1086 Rank in JEE Main to set a record. The most important thing is that in this year, along with NEET, AIIMS, JIPMER, and JEE Main, she has successfully passed the 12th Board examination with 98.8 percent marks and has topped Rajasthan in the science stream.Regular tests helped strengthen her preparationStuti shared that she didn’t face much difficulty in preparing for the exams as in all the exams, various topics are common. She majorly focused on course textbooks and did a regular revision of what has been taught in class. Apart from this, Allen faculties played a major role in guiding her and helping her in this success. She just followed what her teachers taught her. Regular tests have also been essential. She used to give regular tests which improved her performance. As a part of her study routine, she devoted 12-13 hours in self-study. Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and Biology were studied for equal intervals. In case of any doubts, Stuti immediately contacted her faculties to clear them. She believed any small doubt could be of major concern afterward and could affect your result. Stuti also solved previous year papers to prepare well.Parents played a major roleStuti’s parents are both doctors by profession. Her father Dr. Sheetal Khandwala who’s a pathologist shared that Stuti has always been a bright student. After her admission in ALLEN Career Institute Kota, Stuti’s mother Dr. Hetal left her dental practice to stay with her daughter during her preparation period. Stuti’s mother stood with her for 3 years in Kota. Stuti’s father used to come to Kota on weekends. They believed that Stuti will achieve success and that in itself will be their true merit.Admission into Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyStuti has received an admission letter from the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) which is crowned as Number 1 university across the globe. After completing her graduation from the University, Stuti wants to get into the field of research. Her parents are doctors.

This question made me go to the science. I’m well aware of the current popular narrative that huge hordes of post-surgical transsexuals deeply regret the transition and wish they’d never done it. This is of course popular with folks who disapprove of gender transition.Here’s a quick story. I sat in front of a board of four examiners when I was seeking specialty certification. I’d presented a case of a young woman with chronic depression. Three of the senior psychologists had lots of excellent questions about case formulation and treatment. One asked “Did you explore the possibility that she had had an abortion?” (I couldn’t remember, I didn’t think so.)This guy, a very experienced psychologist, was determined that many, many young women suffer serious depression as a result of “abortion guilt.” It was a kind of single issue for him. The other three rescued me, thank gods, by peppering me with more questions until the time was up.I always think of that incident nowadays when people learn that I’d been involved with gender transitioning folks and want to instruct me on the “Tragedy that so many of these poor men, perhaps the majority (it’s always men for some reason) mutilated their bodies, and live with endless depression and regret.”There’s a lot of that going around these days about detransitioning (what a word.)As best as I can make out from a quick look at the science, is that post-surgical regret is extremely uncommon. Here’s a summary quote from a recent studyAbstract: A Survey Study of Surgeons’ Experience with Regret and/or Reversal of Gender-Confirmation SurgeriesCONCLUSION: Regret after gender-affirming surgery is an exceedingly rare event. Reasons for regret or detransition are diverse, ranging from change in gender identity to societal and relationship pressures to post-surgical pain. It is not uncommon for detransition to be associated with surgical complications. Guidelines need to be developed to assist surgeons, patients, and payors in managing these rare events.This finding makes lot of sense to me. The hoops surgeons require people to jump through before any kind of gender reassignment are extreme and daunting, often at least a full year or two on hormones, a similar period of living and presenting full time exclusively as the new gender, tons of counseling and second opinions (I did second opinions), assessment of support system, and a whole lot more. These folks would be very unlikely to change their mindsNow, we’re not talking about 12-year-olds who are absolutely certain they’re in the wrong body, or at least want to consider it, and who are sent to specialists and clinics to explore and deal with it, but never move on to hormones, much less to surgeries. Those number are hard to sort out, but they’re bound to be far higher than 3 out of a thousand post-surgical regretters, which makes sense.This image comes up when I Google “transition regret.” (I didn’t have two minutes available.)

In a comparison, among the 14 IIMs recently established, it has to be IIM Kashipur for the following reasons:1. The college is located in one of the densest industrialised belts of the country, as over 180 industries have their plants located in and around Kashipur. This places the institute in a strong position over another sister IIMs, as IIM Kashipur gets access to their live projects. It also provides the students with the opportunity of an industrial visit.2. Twenty percent of IIM Kashipur's permanent faculties are from the domain of 'Operations Management.' In fact, the institute's Director is from the same background. On that note, let me brief you about some of the institute's Operations Management faculties:Prof. Gautam Sinha: The present Director of IIM Kashipur has received the ‘Best Teacher in Operations Management Award’ at Asia’s Best B-School Awards, Singapore, July 2011. He has also received "Thought Leader Award" in World Education Congress 2013 at Mumbai. He has been trained as TQM Trainer by 'Institute for Resource Development', Columbia(USA) in 1991 and received his ISO Lead Assessor Certificate from BSIQA, UK. He conducts MDP programs for top management executives of companies like CIL, Voltas.Dr Kampan Mukherjee: He is presently the Dean, Planning and Development, IIM Kashipur. He earned PhD from Moscow Institute of Economics and Statistics as a government sponsored research scholar in 1988 and subsequently got associated with LAMSADE, University Paris Dauphine as a Senior Visiting Fellow of Government of France in 1998. He was awarded 'Life Time Achievement award in Operations Management' by 'Society of Operations Management in 2012'. He has a rich teaching experience of over two decades. His accomplishment in teaching is well reflected by overseas Visiting Professorship in European countries (Germany, Austria, The Netherlands and Finland, in particular), Australia and Dubai.Dr Kunal Ganguly: He is presently the chairperson of the Operations Management area at IIM Kashipur. He has co-authored the textbook ‘Operations Management’ by Collier, Evans from Cengage publishers and authored ‘Supply side risk assessment’ from LAP Lambert Publishers, Germany. He is an International contributor to the book “Quality Management” by Foster and “Materials Management” by Chapman from Pearson Edu.Dr R K Padhy: He held the position of Sr. Dy. Director at National Productivity Council (Under Dept. of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce and Industry), New Delhi. He boasts 14 years of consulting experience in operations management area with clients such as Airport Authority of India, NALCO, NTPC, Garden Reach Ship Builders, Reliance Industries, Aditya Birla Group, L&T, Bharat Gears Ltd, Ministry of Power, DCMSME, OMC, OPTCL and various government departments. He holds Black Belt certification in Six Sigma from Advanced Manufacturing Technology Associates, Glenview, Motorola.Prof. Debabrata Das: He was conferred with the "Award for Excellence in Thesis Work" for the year 2014-2016 by IIT-Bombay for the outstanding research contributions. He has also received Certificate of Merit award for his research paper presented in IAENG International Conference on Operations Research, Hong Kong, 2012. Recently, he was invited to participate in the “New Faculty Development Consortium” organised by Decision Science Institute (DSI) held in Seattle, USA.3. IIM Kashipur is among those few institutes that provide students with the opportunity to earn a six-sigma Greenbelt, as a part of its curriculum4. IIM Kashipur has its own ‘Centre of Excellence’ for ‘Lean Management’ known as ‘Lean Operations Cell’Therefore, on the criteria of faculties, curriculum and location, IIM Kashipur is better for 'Operations Management,' compared to its sister IIMs. But, again, it’s still early to judge any of these institute.(Data courtesy: IIM Kashipur’s website)I hope that helped