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IIT Kanpur applicant hacks institute website to protest admission denial

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A BTech applicant hacked IIT Kanpur's official website to draw attention to his claim of being unfairly denied admission. The individual alleged that he was not given a fair opportunity during the selection process. IIT Kanpur's director responded by inviting the candidate to the campus for a formal assessment of his abilities. However, the director made clear that hacking was not an acceptable or appropriate way to seek admission. The institute stated it would consider the applicant only if he could demonstrate genuine talent through proper evaluation.

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