This is rare, very rare. We do have better standard math curriculum than the US school system, but only a small proportion of kids do really well. The curve is skewed. The ones who make it to the best engineering schools in India eventually go to the better rated schools in the US because of their high quantitative and verbal scores. However, I always felt that American students had better analytical skills. They are a lot more creative and original in their thinking. Their minds are free, and they aren't like programmed machines. They are so much better at understanding the big picture, identifying and defining problems and designing solutions. No wonder the US is a world leader. I think India may have been that way long ago. I feel that in modern day India, great computing skills have been prioritized at the expense of everything else that makes us human. I feel the world needs more people who can think freely. Most importantly, it needs more people who believe in God and his plan.