'Where's The Bro Code?' Internet Reacts as IIT Student Sneaking into Class Goes Viral

Viral News: A recent viral video from one of the most coveted institutions, IIT Kanpur has left the internet in splits, offering a glimpse into their tiring yet fun campus life.

Shared by the popular Instagram page " IIT Meme Cell," the video captures an amusing incident inside a classroom that has sparked nostalgia among many.

The hilarious video, posted with the caption "Guy Trying to Enter Late in Class at IIT Kanpur," shows a student quietly attempting to enter the class without being noticed. However, his silent entry was unsuccessful as he drew the attention of his classmates, who began giggling.

The laughter soon caught the attention of the professor, who was heard asking, "Did something happen that I did not notice?"

“Somebody entered the classroom, is it so?” he adds.

The boy swiftly exited after realizing he was about to get caught, and the students were seen bursting into laughter once again.

WATCH THE VIDEO: 

How Did the Internet React? 

The video has been widely shared, amassing over 651,534 likes and numerous comments.

"I used to give attendance for myself and two others in different voice tones whenever they were absent. We’d slip through the back door after that," commented one user.

Another user pointed out, " IIT has no uniform. Our local college doesn’t allow entry without shoes."

"We are supposed to be inside by 4:05 PM. The instructor jokes about monitoring the doors, and this situation was no different. The whole lecture hall is visible to him, and no one escapes his vision," remarked another person.

Several users questioned whether there was any 'Bro Code' in the class, with comments like "Bro deserves better classmates," and "Tu bhi aisa hi gaddar tha..."

Many users were reminded of their own college experiences by the video.

"This video is a delightful reminder of those carefree school days," one user remarked.

Another wrote, "In medical colleges, we try hard to save our batchmates from these situations, no matter what our terms are."