POLLS : Best Foot Forward
Most institutions present a polished version of themselves—slick brochures, scripted speeches, curated achievements. This survey invites you to compare that public face with your real everyday experience and notice the interesting gap between institutional storytelling and ground truth.
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1. The Brochure Reality Distortion Field: Campuses often describe themselves like global Ivy League cousins “world-class,” “cutting-edge,” “holistic.” The real campus may have leaking ceilings, absent mentors, or three working computers. The brochure is aspirational; the daily reality is jugaad-based.
Question: How often does your campus’s official image feel far more polished than the everyday ground reality?
