I took at iq test at 16 in srpm from scribd and got 57/60 and a year later I took the rapm from this subreddit thread and I got a 36/36, so my question is, is the rapm legit or like a good indication cause the one from scribd was the 1959 version and adjusting for flynn effect my iq score would be around 130 but from the rapm test my iq would be 145, so which is it
I took iq tests and I'm kinda sure I have an iq of 135-140+ and I'm in engineering now and i am like really average in studies, i used to be an extraordinary student in high school but uni is just overwhelming, i am now trying to write a research paper and I feel stupid because I am using ai for everything in it, i don't remember even the basic definitions and I don't understand the equations and algorithms, and yeah advice would help
I have a shit load of papers to analyze and do a literature review, is there any ai or website you guys use which could do the effective literature review for you?
So I was going through the history of successful companies and realised that a lot of the other companies like apple for example became famous because of innovation but facebook is kinda different because even at that time there were other social media apps, facebook wasn't the first, but it is the most successful, why is that?
so basically for the past three to four years, my life has been going downhill, first i wanted to do physics in college and pursue a future in nuclear/quantum physics, but my father wanted me to be a doctor so he made me choose biology based subjects and i couldnt change to math based subjects in the middle so i was stuck with it and i fucked up my college applications and entrances big time, and i had to join an okay-ish college and i took mechatronics engineering, my dad did not even let me apply to physics adn a year into engineering, i love rockets and propulsion and my college curriculum offers more electronics based courses than mechanical courses(i dont have things like thermodynamics, fluid mechanics,etc...) and i dont know what to do, whether to follow my pasion now or to change my passion altogether to do something which would be relevant to my curriculum so as to not risk it. i am so lost and i am amidst an existential crisis right now, i dont know what to do or anything, i love science and i just really dont know what to do not, i am sorry atp i am just ranting on about my life but i dont have anywhere else to go to
I am in my second year of college and i want to start a club focused on one hardcore and very very useful project managed by my club, one which would take us 2-3 years to complete and ass i said must be hardcore, would you guys have any ideas? i cannot get anything till now and hoping you guys would provide with some insights
Is building a reusable rocket with autonomous landing Good enough for masters program in aerospace?
How much is the rent and all for tata homes, would love to hear from something who actually lives there and monthly resources for food and all
What's the procedure to start the club?
I have an 8.5 gpa from an Indian college, bachelor's in mechatronics and i wanted to do direct phd or masters on a full ride from Purdue, i have a python project on optics, another project on electronics using lasers, a simulation model of a cubesat, a research paper on aerospike engines, tech research club head, member of my college rocket team, built a cold gas aerospike engine with thrust vector control and trying to make the fuel as water, and interned at a space agency. What are my chances