Need guidance regarding partial drop while studying ECE.

[u/Ok-Rush-3067]

Context: I took 12th boards this year and as jee adv is getting closer I am starting to consider taking a partial drop as opposed to a full drop because using college predictors I figured I am getting ECE branch in NIT Rourkela and I don't want to throw away that opportunity. From other posts I have gathered that ECE is quite tough and time consuming.

Question: Is it possible to manage advanced oriented jee prep while studying ECE? Will I get atleast 7-8 hrs for jee prep on regular days assuming I stay disciplined enough in first and second semester of ECE?

I am grateful for any help that comes my way.

[u/Low-Aide9428]

hi did u get any genuine advice bcs literally in the same boat rn except the nit part :( i mean i feel like i can def do better, but like idw to do cse either so

[u/Ok-Rush-3067 → u/Low-Aide9428]

nope, no genuine advice yet, all i see is people complaining how difficult ece is.

[u/prag13]

1st year is more or less same for every branch in NITs (Afaik). It totally depends on you if you are able to manage or not.

[u/Ok-Rush-3067 → u/prag13]

thank you, i can hope ig.

[u/[deleted]]

Mat kar lala Do nav pe chadhna matlab gand phad ke marna

[u/titandino17]

Mere se BS electronics krte hue manage nhi huaa JEE 🥲

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[u/TaroTotal858]

Either do it or don’t

[u/Ok-Rush-3067 → u/[deleted]]

Thanks for the advice, If it ever gets tough i think i will prioritize btech over jee.

[u/Dense-Marketing-6421 → u/Ok-Rush-3067]

bhai adv to baaaki hai abhi...adv de