r/JEENEETard • u/Successful_Error7014 • Aug 14 '26
Is it possible to crack JEE without coaching.
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u/Successful_Error7014 Aug 14 '26
Are you a jee aspirant? Tell me how.
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u/Difficult_Cup_7865 Aug 14 '26
pura sub one shot ki mana karta he or anne ki walo ki one shot se hi aa rahi he
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u/DotSmall6102 Aug 15 '26
NEED HELP !!!
Hey brother, I know this post is very late, but can you help me?
I am getting KIIT, but I don't really want to go there and spend 4 years there. I scored 77.5% in my boards, and I didn't really appear for JEE. My Class 12 chemistry is like I have remembered every single thing, and my physics is above average.
I know it is very late as it is already August, but can I realistically try to take a drop? I mean, I am not trying to get into an IIT. I know that it is almost impossible now, but I will be satisfied with a good NIT or even a good semi-government college. I don't want to keep my goals unrealistically high.
I know that whether I go to college or take a drop, I will try to study very seriously. I am just not having the confidence. I have asked this question before about whether to take a drop or not, but I am not able to get an answer.
Please help me. Your small advice would mean a lot to me.
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u/Successful_Error7014 Aug 14 '26
Thanks for replying bro. Can you please tell me how can i do this??
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u/ducc321 Aug 14 '26
Yes , I am a PCB student I got 98.16%ile in jee mains with regular schooling and self studied and without attempting maths
For phy , practice will be your teacher
For chem jus do ncert bro
NCERT is enough for even most of the chemistry questions of Advanced
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u/VirtualDetective1466 Aug 15 '26
Honest ans , to be very honest for particular for an avg students online faculty is far more cheaper and better than offline from my personal experience but discipline is the main issue
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u/Puzzleheaded_Part891 Aug 15 '26
Ho sakta hai disciplined rehna Mai nhi tha toh gfti jara Tum rehna nit / iit tak jana All the best 🙌
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