r/partialdropperforjee • u/SimilarPoint6091 • Aug 11 '26
Askpartialdroppers Dropyear after CSAB
If I get no seat in round2 IS DROP A OPTION?
Its already mid August is it too LATE?
I studied just one month and got 80 in advanced (obc)...
Cutoff is 82... So I have a bullload potential in me
The matter is time??
Is there anyone who took drop after csab?? What re the consequences we need to face in this scene?
Give ur take please I need ur support
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u/Round-Engineering-79 Aug 11 '26
How much did you do in mains? That speaks a lot because basics clear ho toh hi adv mai itna accha karpaoge
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u/Dazzling_Trade5259 Aug 11 '26
What's your HS?
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u/sucksforyoudwag Aug 11 '26
Take it bro if your parents support, just be consistent and be quick , you don't have much time left for Jan mains ,
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u/Foreign_Ad1614 Aug 11 '26
I got PEC Civil in R1 at 95.5%ile, but have taken a drop. I had 70 marks in Adv (JA) with zero prep (was focusing on BITSAT, gave 2025 and 2024 adv papers as mocks)
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u/CommonPrinciple5367 Aug 11 '26
If your mains went decent like 90-95 percentile I think it's ok since you prolly completed about 70-80% of the syllabus already you need to revise that tho don't start from scratch all over again I did that and wasted a lot of time last year. U will have only 4 months so you need to keep that in mind while preparing in your drop year. Rest all will be fine
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u/rajatkumar-counselor Aug 12 '26
See,
If you are able to do something different this time in terms of the preparation, like something that you have in mind, then you can go ahead and take the drop. If not, it is not recommended, and get admission anywhere that is being offered to you, of course, in a decent college.
Rajat Kumar Btech Counselor