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Every year, over 2.4 million eighteen-year-olds walk into examination centers across India to compete for roughly 60,000 government medical seats.
At some point, the examination ceases to be an academic milestone. It becomes an identity. It governs how families speak at dinner tables, how friendships are measured, how sleep is rationed, and how young people learn to negotiate their own self-worth.
These three books do not romanticize this world. Nor do they merely condemn it. They inhabit it. A new chapter is published every single week as the cycle continues.