@MG btw I am preparing to going abroad ( UK ) for higher education completing my 12th this year (: I wish India had more scope for other subjects like genetics instead of focusing only on doc and eng
haha as far as i remember SAT never asks to prove anything...just answers. shame really, proof-based math prepares people for higher level studies much better, and is just a (objectively?) better way to learn math
Answer is "a" (second option) Area of 1 cube face = [6 (a ÷ 4)² ] ÷ 6 which becomes a² ÷ 16 Then since Perimeter is just length² simply take the square root: sqrt (length²) = sqrt (a² ÷ 16) length = a ÷ 4 Then Perimeter × 4 = (a ÷ 4) × 4 = a
@@Imansportfolio Remember, they are asking for perimeter. That is why the side length (a/4) was extracted from the equation and all 4 sides of the square were added together to give "a". 4 • a/4 = a Yes, initial formula was for total surface area, so it was a matter of, if you can identify the value in the formula that represents the side length of the cube and use it to calculate perimeter.
Very happy to see you happy bro...btw just wanted to inform you that if any Indian student fails to answer this question mentally then it would be considered a shame in India 🙂
@@spreadlove6336 agreed....funny how we are used to do much harder work than our foreign counterparts but still we struggle to get a better education platform in our country as for that... the bars are set too high 😅
A.) Is the length of one edge of the cube. B.) Is the perimeter of one face of the cube C.) Is the total length of the perimeter of four faces of the cube. D.) Is the total length of the perimeter of six faces of the cube.
Just assume a=4. Got surface area=6, which means the area of one face is 1 and the side is 1. Thus perimeter is 1*4=4, which is a. Assuming a value will make the deduction easier
@@olliecole7163 the whole paper is extremely easy, I'm an Asian and I think the only way I can lose marks is being careless, and nothing else can be the other reason
@@technicalmaster-mind surface area = 6(a/4)^2 hence, area of each side = [6(a/4)^2]/6 = (a/4)^2 each side = sqrt[(a/4)^2] = a/4 perimeter = (a/4)*4 = a Literally just 4 lines and the knowledge you need is elementary level Maths, I typed all these within 30 seconds, how's that hard???
6(a/4)² since we want one side we can remove the 6. So now it's (a/4)², then to find one side we find the square root of it. So now it's a/4, then to find the perimeter we multiply one side by 4 so the answer is a :)
I have to admit at first I read "surface area of a square". I was 5 minutes trying to figure out why my answer wasn't part of the choices. Then I read the problem again and felt dumb.
This question is not actually testing your mathematical ability but rather how much care and attention you show or if you just rush. Note how many people see how easy it is and just in error, rushing and careless choose the first option (side length) and move on. So it's less of a math question and more of a question about human characteristics.
Yes as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country. That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
@@mrhamster7241 Bruh, who the hell told you students from MIT can't solve questions from 10th grade lmao. Students of MIT are some of the smartest peeps, there's a reason why it's considered to be the world's best institute
@@abhinavjain7008 its considered the best cuz of mainly good infrastructure, then research and innovation check the funding in iits and mit 😂 kid i am a 1st year btech student and used to think the same as you when i was 14 There's so much proof on RUclips you don't need to go anywhere I have a video where a 4th year mit mechanical engineer was solving a 9th class integration and forgot to put +c in the end i mean wtf
@@abhinavjain7008 i will try to teach you again better use ur common sense we do these types of questions in class 6th qnd trust me the dumbest of dumbest in India can solve sat with full marks except the English part. America has less population and more money that's why they don't need to study basically they are not that educated. mit students can barely solve class 10th maths ncert. That's why 90% of geniuses in big companies are from countries like india china etc on the other hand us universities like mit harward are biased towards Americans they don't take students from India until they have cleared jee as an achievement. Check out the funding in research sector its like 10x of all the 23 iits combined together Basically they have god gifted money And we have education
@@TheMoonManBGk no, SAT is not about graduating from high school. It’s about demonstrating level of ability, mostly for the purposes of getting accepted into a University. The difficulties of questions range from very easy to very hard in order to distinguish poor, medium, and high levels of ability from each other. This is among the easiest SAT questions, so only getting questions like these correct would put test takers in the bottom 10% of all test takers. If I recall correctly, when I took the SAT, the questions were ordered so that the easiest questions were first. The primary difficulty with questions like the one in the video was primarily about quickly reading, understanding, and answering these questions so as not to run out of time on the harder questions. Paranoia leads a test taker to repeatedly check their answers, but this would waste too much time because the SAT is highly time constrained.
I simply thought 6×(a/4)^2=6×6^2 (a/4)^2=6^2 a/4=6 a=24 24/4=6 So 6×(24/4)^2=6×(6)^2=6^3 So a had to be the perimeter of one face bc a divided by 4 had to be six, since 6^2=36=24/4=a/4
So a cube has 6 faces So firstly divide by 6 Then he wants the perimeter so take the square root now we have a/4 But remember perimeter is one deminsional so what you got is the length of only one of the edge and you have four edges so 4•a/4 now 4/4=1 so we get 1a=a The answer is a but not A
The only thing in the formula that you don't do in surface area is deciding be 4 and for the formula to work a divided by four has to equal the length of an edge there fore a is already the primeter
What math term did you not understand? I’m a non native speaker as well but the terms in this questions translates word by word directly to my language at least. But I get it cus some terms aren’t like that
@@flygoes_ Oh I see. On my language there are also some terms that are unique to our language and the english counter part isnt the direct translation of it.
Are there different things called SATs in the us? Because in the uk you have them at the end of seventh grade (year 6) and I just did them and none of the questions were even close to this
"Here's one of the easiest geometry questions you can get" and then here i am, Finding area instead of perimeter......" *I have fallen to itachi genjutsu* "
4 multiplied by a/4 can be written as 4a/4 4a/4 can be broken down to to a(4/4) 4/4 is equal to 1 1 multiplied by a is equal to a so the 4's have disappeared (cancelled out)
In my country even a dumbest of dumbest can solve sat whole paper without a single mistake except the English part. I used to do these types of questions in 6th standard
@@mrhamster7241 ikr? I have solved sample sat questions and most of them were so easy I didn't even have to pick up the pen for them. Let's all just move to USA 😂
Bruhh Loll this is not about visualisation but rather the application of a simple formula that total surface area ya jaise hame ratwaya tha TSA it is 6side^2 and simply equate kardo 6(a/4)^2 ke liye... Agar aap se nahi ho rha to aap 7 class pe ek baar Nazar maar ke aao..... 🤭🤭🤭😂😂😂
Yes as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country. That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
Bro ur stupid all sat questions are this easy as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country. That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
So basically reverse psychology. Take the 6 out. Take the 4 out. Take the square out. Take the parentheses out. Voilà. The answer is right before your very eyes.
Fun fact: even an indian student of class 7 can solve most of maths questions in sat and for jee aspirants like us, this is a child's play. Just try solving jee advanced questions and you will get what I mean
@@michaelkimmm not really, indian education system gives emphasis on theoretical knowledge rather than practical. Jee advanced is 2nd toughest engineering exam after gaokao because of high number of applicants. In other countries, there is less population, thus less competition and thus less difficulty. It is true that IITians become ceo of big companies but the founder of those companies are mainly MITians (USA) because they are given practical knowledge more.
@@michaelkimmm also, in jee advanced, rank/marks decide your stream (cs, mechanical, civil etc) even if you love a stream you have to opt the stream according to your marks. Whereas in mit, if you get admission in mit, despite of any rank you can opt for any stream you want. Also, what is the point of asking rotational mechanics( hardest chapter during jee preparation) from a person who wants to opt for computer science? Or organic chemistry from mechanical?
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It's a
No not A
It's a
😂😂😂
Ah
Wait so is it a or a or eh or ei or ay or a?
Wait is this the canadian scene from Family Guy? LMFAO
Lmao 😂😂
Is the answer:
A) A/4
B) A
Me: *sweating intensely* "A"
@MG isn't sat suppose to be just a test fot testing ur entire maths till 10th ? It's obviously gonna be easy from Jeet level.
@MG btw I am preparing to going abroad ( UK ) for higher education
completing my 12th this year (:
I wish India had more scope for other subjects like genetics instead of focusing only on doc and eng
I can't believe choice C finally failed me.
Honestly my go to is B
🤣is this a SAT question. In INDIA this is a CLASS 6 question
@@goofymedsings 🤣 indians are born to boast about nothing
The SAT goes over literally everything you’ve learned in school, and he literally put that it was the easiest SAT problem for math
@@ChrisTIan-nw8tx It's actually never E unless you can prove it is.
As an indian i feel SAT is something you can crack in 4 months of studying
SAT questions when I'm not taking the SAT:
SAT questions when I *am* taking the SAT: "Prove the following postulate:"
haha as far as i remember SAT never asks to prove anything...just answers. shame really, proof-based math prepares people for higher level studies much better, and is just a (objectively?) better way to learn math
This was so funny to me and I took the SAT 20 years ago lol.
It's a joke@@leonxie3366
Him: the ans is a
Me: no its b
Him: its a
Me: its b!
Him: its a!
Me: b is a!
Him: a is b!
According to you b= a factorial 😂😂
Me: It’s a
Him: it’s B
Me: no it’s-
Him: which is a
Me: A
B: Him
a
I am yu and he is mi
It's it's not its!
I see this was the real reason of Civil war between two friends iron man and capt. America
Meanwhile Indian students 😔😔😔
Hope we can also get these tyoe if questions in our entrance examination
Exactly what I was thinking 😢
Entrance level examinations are the hardest..
Jee, gate and many more..
Both are totally different criteria😂
If you find these very easy
Try looking gaokao
These are supposed to be easy. The SAT is not hard. The top 1% of students can easily get a perfect score with only a little studying.
Haha even my 8th Grade geometry questions were way harder than this
If you think about it the formula of a cube is (s^2)+(s^2)+(s^2)+(s^2)+(s^2)+(s^2)= sa
Answer is "a" (second option)
Area of 1 cube face = [6 (a ÷ 4)² ] ÷ 6
which becomes a² ÷ 16
Then since Perimeter is just length² simply take the square root:
sqrt (length²) = sqrt (a² ÷ 16)
length = a ÷ 4
Then Perimeter × 4 = (a ÷ 4) × 4 = a
"One of the easiest questions."
Oh no.
It is easy dude 😛
in my country 12-13 year old cant do that lol
@@giga_chad8166 can't ?
@@giga_chad8166 I am 15…
@@MadMax-fs3cy ok smartass
It makes sense cause (a/4)^2 is the area of one square so one side is a/4
But what about six-
@@CarterWatt 6 faces because we are talking about surface area, surface area is just the number of faces multiplied by the area of one face
@@pmkcanadian but wouldnt adding all of them be 4a/16? and then if we simplify its a/4 i dont get how its a
@@Imansportfolio
Remember, they are asking for perimeter. That is why the side length (a/4) was extracted from the equation and all 4 sides of the square were added together to give "a".
4 • a/4 = a
Yes, initial formula was for total surface area, so it was a matter of, if you can identify the value in the formula that represents the side length of the cube and use it to calculate perimeter.
JEE ADVANCED: Toh kya mai job chod du 😂
Bro😂
I wish if jee could give some questions like that but there is no advantage again 😂
Jeez I haven’t did geometry in a while this almost tripped me up😭
I actually got this one mentally, awesome.
Very happy to see you happy bro...btw just wanted to inform you that if any Indian student fails to answer this question mentally then it would be considered a shame in India 🙂
@@afzalahmad9597 ikr? Imagine having to use pen for THIS. I mean aren't we, Indians, used to doing MUCH harder stuff mentally?
@@spreadlove6336 agreed....funny how we are used to do much harder work than our foreign counterparts but still we struggle to get a better education platform in our country as for that... the bars are set too high 😅
Meanwhile JEE: kids these days
😂
Lol😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right? 😂
R8
We used to do such type of questions in 7th standard
Great video!
I was about to solve the question but then I realized I finished my mathematics exam with good performance _exits video_
I got the answer as soon as I looked at the question
Me too. A stopwatch would have shown if it took two seconds or three.
I just guessed it cause 4a and 6a seemed unreasonable.
It’s more satisfying that it’s just A then easy to me 😂
Lol
Totally should’ve been,
A) a
B) a/4
C) 4a
D) 6a
A.) Is the length of one edge of the cube.
B.) Is the perimeter of one face of the cube
C.) Is the total length of the perimeter of four faces of the cube.
D.) Is the total length of the perimeter of six faces of the cube.
Just assume a=4. Got surface area=6, which means the area of one face is 1 and the side is 1. Thus perimeter is 1*4=4, which is a. Assuming a value will make the deduction easier
Damn if this is how easy tests are I wanna move to America
he did say it's one of the easiest questions you can get
@@olliecole7163 the whole paper is extremely easy, I'm an Asian and I think the only way I can lose marks is being careless, and nothing else can be the other reason
Dear people.. what the hell!
Does that question seem easy to you people??
@@technicalmaster-mind
surface area = 6(a/4)^2
hence, area of each side = [6(a/4)^2]/6 = (a/4)^2
each side = sqrt[(a/4)^2] = a/4
perimeter = (a/4)*4 = a
Literally just 4 lines and the knowledge you need is elementary level Maths, I typed all these within 30 seconds, how's that hard???
@@technicalmaster-mind yes, reading full question took me more time than getting answer.
Ofc I did in my head
6(a/4)² since we want one side we can remove the 6. So now it's (a/4)², then to find one side we find the square root of it. So now it's a/4, then to find the perimeter we multiply one side by 4 so the answer is a :)
THANK YOU NOW I UNDERSTAND
Solved it myself! Please keep posting these math problems)
I have to admit at first I read "surface area of a square". I was 5 minutes trying to figure out why my answer wasn't part of the choices. Then I read the problem again and felt dumb.
based and illiterate-pilled
This question is not actually testing your mathematical ability but rather how much care and attention you show or if you just rush. Note how many people see how easy it is and just in error, rushing and careless choose the first option (side length) and move on.
So it's less of a math question and more of a question about human characteristics.
I feel so jealous when I see these questions and then see questions from jee :|
🗿
Yes as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country.
That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
@@mrhamster7241 Bruh, who the hell told you students from MIT can't solve questions from 10th grade lmao. Students of MIT are some of the smartest peeps, there's a reason why it's considered to be the world's best institute
@@abhinavjain7008 its considered the best cuz of mainly good infrastructure, then research and innovation check the funding in iits and mit 😂 kid i am a 1st year btech student and used to think the same as you when i was 14
There's so much proof on RUclips you don't need to go anywhere
I have a video where a 4th year mit mechanical engineer was solving a 9th class integration and forgot to put +c in the end i mean wtf
@@abhinavjain7008 i will try to teach you again better use ur common sense
we do these types of questions in class 6th qnd trust me the dumbest of dumbest in India can solve sat with full marks except the English part.
America has less population and more money that's why they don't need to study basically they are not that educated. mit students can barely solve class 10th maths ncert.
That's why 90% of geniuses in big companies are from countries like india china etc on the other hand us universities like mit harward are biased towards Americans they don't take students from India until they have cleared jee as an achievement. Check out the funding in research sector its like 10x of all the 23 iits combined together
Basically they have god gifted money
And we have education
💀when these questions came in 8th grade, I’d be so happy
Mine in 6th 😂
Le maine 4th class mai he kr diya tha😂
I can assure you there are much more easier sat questions
For real. This would be about mid-tier purely because of the phrasing.
Asians do these question in middle school questions lmao 🤣
Bro isn’t the SAT for like finishing high school??? This is a question for 5th graders smh
@@TheMoonManBGk no, SAT is not about graduating from high school. It’s about demonstrating level of ability, mostly for the purposes of getting accepted into a University. The difficulties of questions range from very easy to very hard in order to distinguish poor, medium, and high levels of ability from each other. This is among the easiest SAT questions, so only getting questions like these correct would put test takers in the bottom 10% of all test takers.
If I recall correctly, when I took the SAT, the questions were ordered so that the easiest questions were first. The primary difficulty with questions like the one in the video was primarily about quickly reading, understanding, and answering these questions so as not to run out of time on the harder questions. Paranoia leads a test taker to repeatedly check their answers, but this would waste too much time because the SAT is highly time constrained.
@@J7Handle what you think is very hard is actually something that you should be doing in primary school
I simply thought
6×(a/4)^2=6×6^2
(a/4)^2=6^2
a/4=6
a=24
24/4=6
So
6×(24/4)^2=6×(6)^2=6^3
So a had to be the perimeter of one face bc a divided by 4 had to be six, since 6^2=36=24/4=a/4
I saw the problem and immediately saw the answer.
Basically it is testing terminology and applying it. The calculations are simple.
Me and my dumb arse: I like your words magic man
Very easy question.
So a cube has 6 faces
So firstly divide by 6
Then he wants the perimeter so take the square root now we have a/4
But remember perimeter is one deminsional so what you got is the length of only one of the edge and you have four edges so 4•a/4 now 4/4=1 so we get 1a=a
The answer is a but not A
Wow i had to sove it.
And he just do it by just logic.
Making it sound easy by explaining it then when exam day comes you forget all of it 😁
I remember doing these questions in class 5.
SAT is very easy actually each and every question
i’m trying to start my own sat channel. are the questions from a book and copyrighted?
this is 6th/7th grade math in my country
The only thing in the formula that you don't do in surface area is deciding be 4 and for the formula to work a divided by four has to equal the length of an edge there fore a is already the primeter
Can someone explain why the perimeter of a cube is (6x²) not just (6x)?
I am so glad that in my cou try PSAT and SAT doesn't exist
Me, a fourth grader who has no idea what he's talking about:
WHAT THIS IS SO HARD
You'll understand in 6th-7th grade when you're introduced to algebra and stuff.
Me who doesnt know the math terms in english: calculates something completely else
What math term did you not understand? I’m a non native speaker as well but the terms in this questions translates word by word directly to my language at least. But I get it cus some terms aren’t like that
@@vinicus508 yeah my language has just its own words so I got like plus minus but it ends here
@@vinicus508 I searched up the terms now I understand it
@@flygoes_ Oh I see. On my language there are also some terms that are unique to our language and the english counter part isnt the direct translation of it.
Bro.... I just started high school
I wish these types of questions were there in JEE
Are there different things called SATs in the us? Because in the uk you have them at the end of seventh grade (year 6) and I just did them and none of the questions were even close to this
What is the first letter in the alphabet:
A. C
B. D
C. B
D. A
I wish I was that smart😭🥲😂
Can someone explain to me where the 6 went, because shouldn't the answer be square root of 6(a), not just a
INDIAN STUDENTS: CALCULATING THIS IN HEAD!!!
Thanks for helping Indian Ist standard students with Math
"Here's one of the easiest geometry questions you can get" and then here i am,
Finding area instead of perimeter......" *I have fallen to itachi genjutsu* "
I’m bad at maths and even I knew what it was 😂
You may be bad at math, but you have logic and thinking skills I guess.
Math is easy. Its the theorem that gets me.
I understand the question and would not be surprised if this explanation only confused some people
*cries in jee advanced*
If we had questions like these, everyone would be at IIT Mumbai cs
Why do the 4 cancel out each other?
4 multiplied by a/4 can be written as 4a/4
4a/4 can be broken down to to a(4/4)
4/4 is equal to 1
1 multiplied by a is equal to a so the 4's have disappeared (cancelled out)
@@fireblossom9618 eyyy thank you so much!
they shud really try jee questions
Sat exam is very easy.We suffer in Ayt,Turkish exam.If I learn English,I can pass the Sat exam easily.(Sorry for my bad English.)
Guess I’m failing the SAT
In my country even a dumbest of dumbest can solve sat whole paper without a single mistake except the English part.
I used to do these types of questions in 6th standard
@@mrhamster7241 which country
@@bestivota6813 india
@@mrhamster7241 ikr? I have solved sample sat questions and most of them were so easy I didn't even have to pick up the pen for them. Let's all just move to USA 😂
I am a 1st year in high school with the math skills of a 12 year old but i guessed correctly because my brain told me to.
"One of the easiest SAT Geometry questions"
Me who can't numbers: (laughing, but laugh slowly dissolves into tears)
Please PRAY for me that I pass the SAT
Exam and Excel on the SAT Exam too.
PLEASE Hope that I get a perfect score and I get 1600
Did it in nanoseconds
what a genius u are
me studying for jee 2022 for a college that's even below the evy league *crying in the corner*
Damn you even fail to spell Ivy league
I got the answer in 5 seconds. But, I am also not in high school.
I got it in 4 seconds...I'm Boss Level bro!! Keep tryin' though.
Man I got it. I feel proud. Probably shouldn’t but I do all the same.
It’s like something you would see in grade 9
I wish this level of questions come in JEE ADVANCED
This guy shud try solving Rd Sharma xd
Class 6th 😂
I’m in year 9, gonna be doing my GCSEs in less than 2 years and I got this so wrong-
SAT exams are multiple choice?? Woah that's so easy
Sat questions are cute
Just want to know sat used for which admission ?
To get into uni and colleges
Isn't SAT supposed to be a really difficult test over there in the US? Why is a question like this in the SAT?
lol my Canadian friends say the SATs aren't difficult at all
Indian students of 7th grade: Ye to class test me ata tha😂😂😂😂😂
Yes 🤣
No, it is visualing question. U people cannot solve in class 7th
Nope , U cannot
Bruhh Loll this is not about visualisation but rather the application of a simple formula that total surface area ya jaise hame ratwaya tha TSA it is 6side^2 and simply equate kardo 6(a/4)^2 ke liye...
Agar aap se nahi ho rha to aap 7 class pe ek baar Nazar maar ke aao..... 🤭🤭🤭😂😂😂
@@jalepenoomena9409 I didn't learn surface areas and volumes in class 7th you poor kid😆
Letter B
That i guess is from 10th grade Surface area and volume chapter. And today is my maths exam :)
Bro I’m like “ uh uh I think a I don’t know” you “ so it must be a” me: omg 😱
I find it funny when people brag about how good they are at math and that they learned it at an early age
Here I am in A-Levels and it took me longer for me to understand this question.
You serious? British Alevels are far harder than the US SAT.
I'm in sixth grade, and almost all of this seems like the work of an alien genius!( I got 36a/134 lol)
Yikes
Is the anser
A) B
B) a
C) A and B
D) A, B and C
E) all of the above
This is the kind of questions Americans get in their HIGH SCHOOL EXAMS???
Yes as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country.
That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
@@mrhamster7241 Big countries hire from you all because you all are slaves with no self esteem, who do work for practically free.
Well... our country teaches this in year 10
I refuse to believe this is an SAT question
Bro ur stupid all sat questions are this easy as they have less population and more money they don't need to study that much. Basically they are not that educated, students in mit can barely solve class 10th maths problems from my country.
That's why big companies only hire from countries like India china etc.
So basically reverse psychology.
Take the 6 out.
Take the 4 out.
Take the square out.
Take the parentheses out.
Voilà.
The answer is right before your very eyes.
Nope
Averfore
I hate having to give answers in this form, but the answer is a, which is b...
Ans is a
I used to do such problems in 4th Grade. 😒
TBF all sat math questions are like this
Too easy, did it mentally ( cube has 6 faces so the area of each face is a/4 times a/4, so a/4 is the lenght of each side, then mutiply by 4).
Answer is option B lyl
did this shit in 10 seconds cmon brah
İt was easy but i didnt know what a perimeter means so couldnt solve it
Answer is b
Fun fact: even an indian student of class 7 can solve most of maths questions in sat and for jee aspirants like us, this is a child's play. Just try solving jee advanced questions and you will get what I mean
sheesh i think India will rule the world one day
@@michaelkimmm not really, indian education system gives emphasis on theoretical knowledge rather than practical. Jee advanced is 2nd toughest engineering exam after gaokao because of high number of applicants. In other countries, there is less population, thus less competition and thus less difficulty. It is true that IITians become ceo of big companies but the founder of those companies are mainly MITians (USA) because they are given practical knowledge more.
@@michaelkimmm also, in jee advanced, rank/marks decide your stream (cs, mechanical, civil etc) even if you love a stream you have to opt the stream according to your marks. Whereas in mit, if you get admission in mit, despite of any rank you can opt for any stream you want. Also, what is the point of asking rotational mechanics( hardest chapter during jee preparation) from a person who wants to opt for computer science? Or organic chemistry from mechanical?