1) Electrical Sciences Lab
Lab = a workplace for the conduct of scientific research.
Hah !! Haha !! HAHAHAHA !!
External Examiner : What is the meaning of this symbol ?
Symbol – A part of an electrical circuit – A rhombus with the top and bottom vertices marked with a plus and a minus.
#42 : Hmm, umm, eh .. Sir this is a – get this, she actually said this - ”A time dependent time invariant voltage source”
External Examiner (With uninhibited excitement) : Waah beti, waah !! Bahut paisa hai is mey, tum issey patent kara lo, abhi jao aur patent kara lo !!
2) Engineering Mechanics Lab
Lab = HAHAHAHAHAHA !!
The next incident is a brilliant example of one of the fundamental rights enshrined in part III of our constitution – “Right to Freedom (Freedom of Speech)” – Free thinking and the will to speak were never so hilarious.
Any similarity to incidents from real life have been blatantly lifted.
External Examiner : What is a Ball-peen hammer ?
#43 : Sir, it is a very simple instrument – it has a ball and it has a pen – (PEN !!) – so it is a ball-pen hammer.
3) Back to the Electrical Sciences ”Lab”
Internal Examiner : Explain the working of an Induction type Dynamometer.
#58 : Sir, do you mean Induction type dynamometer wattmeter. (NO !! didn’t you hear him !! )
Internal Examiner : Huh ? .. uhhh, induction type dynamometer.
#58 : Sir, I can tell you Induction type dynamometer wattmeter. (We get to pick the question – yipee !!)
Internal Examiner (thinking to himself - I have never heard of that – yeah cause it doesnt exist !! ) : Ok, explain that.
#58 : (said some – utter crap !!)
Internal Examiner : Class mey to sir aise hilate ho jaise sab kuch samajh aa raha hai, B Tech to ek class mey hi ho gayi, aur ab naye naye instruments banane shuru kar diye.
Moral of the story (which, in most cases, becomes an inviolable law): B.Tech or no B.Tech, all students are disturbingly (read:disturbed) similar, the ‘age-sex-caste no bar’ factor included..
By: blahandblah on November 26, 2007
at 3:55 pm
Lab = Hahahahahaha.
Indeed, sir.
I can’t forget the amazing bond formed between a glass stopper and the head of the External Invigilator. All thanks to a kick from a nine-pointer.
And you know where the stopper landed after it made contact, don’t you?
By: Harish Alagappa on November 26, 2007
at 7:35 pm
gud 1s.. really nice research work dun here..
By: Manisha on November 28, 2007
at 12:43 pm
oye….#43 didnt say this…
this aint funny….
….
#43… sir actually…ball peen hammer has a peen and is used to remove balls of metal…(wht u hv written is wht a baal peen hammer actually is!!!)
By: govil on November 28, 2007
at 1:04 pm
Excellent. Vaguely familiar and disturbing. *chokes with nostalgia*
By: anupam guha on November 29, 2007
at 3:57 pm
May I point out…
a) #42. Forty 2
b) Here we have students talking about balls and ball hammers.
By: Nimish Batra on December 8, 2007
at 4:13 am