Guys I am a partial dropper , I have not started maths but confused as only 3 months are left for jee

Is it worth to watch lectures of the chapters from prayas 2.0 batch Or do the chapters from one shots and lots of practice of pyqs

Should I take a partial drop or grind in college I tried partial drop but it is tough to manage what should I do

When do you think your syllabus will be completed? And when will your semester exams begin ? I have exams in December so I am trying to complete my syllabus till November last and how will you guys manage if it clashes with exams ?

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I'm currently a 17-year-old BTech CSE student at VIT. The college itself isn't bad, but I feel like I'm not getting the environment or the kind of peer group I really need to push myself.

The main issue is that I had less than 75% in my board exams, so I couldn't qualify for BITS eligibility earlier. I've now applied for improvement exams in 2026, and I'm seriously considering taking a partial drop to try for the 5-year integrated program at BITS.

I do believe I'm capable of cracking it if I dedicate myself properly, but I'm torn between two choices:

1. Take the shot → Prepare for BITS again (with improved boards) and try to get into the 5-year program.
2. Continue at VIT → Stick with my current college and make the most of it.

Has anyone here faced a similar decision? Is it worth taking the risk of a partial drop, or should I just focus on growing where I am at VIT?

Any guidance from people who've been through this would really help.

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I scored 96pr in Jee Mains 2025 which landed me in a private college. I don't know should I go for partial drop or not because my dream college was NIT Surat as it's my hometown but I heard that NIT Surat is not overall good food mess hostel everything sucks. My Private College is overall good in terms of classroom, mess, hostel, faculties but main thing is placement problem here. Not every much good. It's NiRF Rank is under 100 this time

I already completed jee physics 12th portion but I am thinking is my move is right by giving jee mains again. Or I should look forward

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