As Culver passed the board, he recorded rows of names and percentages, many of them close to whole numbers. He looked surprised as he read them out loud. In the video, he said, “This is why I never make it as a student in India, I mean look at the competition.”He then reacts to various scores listed on the board, including very high percentages. Reading out the names and marks one by one, he said, “Tanishka 99.3 per cent…leave a bit for family. I mean Rochi got straight 99 flat,” Culver continued.Online users reacted to Tony Culver’s video and the scale of pressure and competition in the Indian education system. “Sadly, even after studying so hard, many students struggle to land a high-paying job,” said one user.Another comment read, “These are just numbers, like population… This is why Japan is at the top in terms of real education.”Some users pointed to the competition itself, saying, “Competition is the reason there is no real growth. Every child has strengths and weaknesses.”
