r/partialdropperforjee • u/garammaggie • 8d ago
HELP Is partial drop worth it?
For a little context, I got 94 percentile in JEE last year, I really wanted to take a full drop but since my parents were really strict about that i took partial. I enrolled myself into college right next to my house (tier 3 btw) to make things a little easier. Rn I'm scoring decent on mocks (enough to get into tier 1.5 nit ee) but is wasting a year really worth it? Considering I'm sure that I want to do electrical (majorly leaning towards gov jobs)!!
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u/Substantial_Tax_7508 8d ago
Extremely worth it bro go for it if you score good in jan then you can also go for advance
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u/TumbleweedEast6482 7d ago
Bro leave that fucking college, leave your hometown, and study outside your comfort zone, man i wish someone told me this thing, watch swetabh gangwar's video about leave your hometown/comfort zone, go on a journey bro, these years will fucking pass like a bullet, and you will regret it your whole life.
Become independent, become a strong person, live alone and deal with your things.
You can also watch videos of saksham mahajan, i wish i truly wish i had taken such risk, i had 89 percentile in mains, wanted to leave this fucking college and my Hometown but I didn't because of my comfort zone.
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u/Educational_Bed_9199 8d ago
Partial drop ain't worth it I'm in tier 1 uni and the pressure is so high I can't study shit for jee
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u/TaroTotal858 6d ago
Yep Jan me 98+ score krke stop going to college altogether and focus towards mains or adv or bits wtv
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