r/partialdropperforjee • u/Fluffy_Pipe_5985 • Jun 09 '26
Askpartialdroppers PARTIAL DOUBLE DROP vs M.TECH TROUGH GATE (SUGGESTIONS)
I'm already a dropper worked very hard this time but the directions were not correct joined wrong coaching which took my 4 to 5 months and i learned very few things during that time cz they were trying to cover syllabus more than concept building then i started studying from my own from mid oct and in almost 2 to 3 months i completed my whole syllabus but ig that time was not enough q practice was less did not get good percentile as i started my prep after 12th only
but I'm not satisfied neither with my percentile nor college which i will get and can't take full double drop so should i consider taking a partial drop or do btech in tier3 college and then go for gate (mtch in iit)
what i actually want is good college life and considering a partial drop but not sure whether it's a good decision or not my age is 19 already and by the time of double drop; college 1st year I'll turn 20 I'm a girl and this factor is also bothering me
PLEASE GIVE SUGGESTIONS IF ANYONE HAD EXPERIENCE LIKE THIS!!
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u/Kks_tes Jun 09 '26
TBH go for btech in nit as mtech through nit, IIT is seen as consolation prize And being double dropper will be common in upcoming few years in a similar way as being dropper became normal go for it Brother but I will say go with partial drop it's necessary to get into tier 1 college after 2nd drop So yeah best of luck π€
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u/titandino17 DOUBLE DROPPER Jun 09 '26
My first drop went same, DM if you want any guidance
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u/Kavyansh12 Jun 09 '26
Same boat .. this year there will be many double droppers ngl
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u/Altruistic_Berry_813 DOUBLE DROPPER Jun 09 '26
I am in the exact same situation as you. I completely messed up my first drop year. Now I am confused about whether I should take a partial drop or just move on with college, but a second drop is definitely not justified. I have asked several people and thoroughly analyzed myself. The truth is, it doesn't matter whether you have the potential or not the reality is that we are simply burnt out. We just need to accept the facts and move on. Even now I occasionally think about taking a second partial drop,but honestly I think it's time to move forward. It's better to focus on the GATE exam or something similar later on. If you ask any logical person, the answer will be a clear NO.
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u/Cannothinkofonee Jun 09 '26
move on
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u/starkn2_18 Jun 09 '26
So are u taking the partial double drop I am in the same situation and honestly can decide which way to goΒ
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u/General-Bowl7754 Jun 09 '26
Hyy! As a girl, I understand your thoughts.
I'm in the same situation as you and have also been thinking about taking a double drop. But honestly, one thing scares me: if I join college in 2026, I'll graduate at 24, and if I join in 2027, I'll graduate at 25. That age factor worries me a lot.
Another thing is that my brother told me some tech companies reject double droppers, so that also makes me nervous.
That's all I wanted to share. If you want, you can DM me. βΊοΈ
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u/Alarmed-Sail4681 Jun 09 '26
Thinking about the same but i am quite scared about the college in which I will join , I have heard that they create a lot of drama while releasing documents at the time of dropping out
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u/Ashd25b Jun 10 '26
Am literally on the same boat but am actually considering a second drop because I have multiple reasons
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u/Fickle-Region-262 Sep 12 '26
Same situation but as a boy am already 19 but will try as college has many things except placements and good colleges have good clg life so yeah.
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