That's what I said, just listen to me, I've been in a PhD program at NTU for two years and a master's program at TUST for two years.
In terms of undergraduates,
One quarter of the students at NTU are geniuses in various fields, while the other three quarters are nerds. However, some of them are so bad at it that they get kicked out of the university. Before entering TUST, some of the students are already in the top three in various competitions in Taiwan, and many of them are even internationally famous in their sophomore year. These students have been offered scholarships and fellowships by prestigious universities such as the U.S., Japan, Germany, and the U.S.
Taiwan.
Many of TUST's students' work has been recognized in the international design field, and many U.S. and Japanese companies have offered high salaries to recruit them.
The majority of NTU students are nerds who have nothing better to do than read, but their English is generally better than that of NTU students.
At the graduate school level and above, it's a different story. Competitiveness in scientific research is only represented by the rate of publications, which is something that can be attained by the average person with hard work, and it is still a long way off from being a gifted student.
Genius is 99% hard work, plus 1 point of luck
The paper effort to the maximum limit may account for less than 49%, this kind of person will suffer from the disease is big head disease
Hand brain can be used in parallel, it is called a genius.