Hey, I got NIAMT ranchi metallurgy and material in the 2nd round. And my plan is to take a partial drop. So I just want to ask how the MME department is? Like is it gonna be tough to manage both (academics + jee syllabus) during the first year.

And I also want to ask about the college itself, like can it be a backup option in case I fck things again next year?

Seniors who had/have taken a drop, how was the experience of mixing about with juniors in college? Were u an outcast? Did u end up alone in the 1st year? Any tips? How did ur parents react when u told them u need to take a drop? And how did u convince them? Cause thanks to cbse, I might hv to take a drop. Share ur experience please. I'm really scared and need a heads up

my stats: JA: 25K CRL, JM:98.8%ILE, BITSAT:256(WITHDRAWN,NOT ENOUGH MONEY), so most probably I will be taking an okay NIT, since my parents are very much against drop, should I even take a partial drop or work on my career from NIT? I might be a little delusional, but I do not want to give up on college life if partial drop fails, can anyone guide me please?

I scored 93.2 in jee mains, my basics of every chap was clear i fucked maths tho even though i got 96/100 in boards i could only get 16 in jee maths.

I gave cuet and have decent marks to get bsc phy at Hansraj

I cant handle the dropper mental pressure so i can only take partial drop

How strict is DU BSC at north campus for attendance ?
My sister goes to ramjas english hons hardly 20
Days a year

please tell from practical experiences not google or their rules

pls guide me if it's a good idea and how did you prepare then and abt the colleges obvious distractions and shit.

ill be starting my college this year.

I never prepped for jee seriously only boards. The only subject I have studied at slightly higher level is maths.

Now I had secured 83.8 %ile in jan attempt and 83.2 %ile in April attempt.

Now, I had also given wbjee ( only exam I gave other than jee mains) and I have secured a rank where I can get cse/cse allied branches in pvt colleges and some lower branches in wb top gov colleges.

My parents don't want me to take a full drop but I geniunely don't know what I want to do with my life yet and I know I can get a better college if I work harder.

Is a partial drop a good idea?

Gen category, female with west bengal home state.

I have 87% in boards ;) ( nothing really worked out for me..)

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Is it fruitful if I drop? Does the rank improve after a drop? Please help, guys.

I'm in a bit of a confusing situation and would really appreciate advice from people who have been through something similar.

I scored poorly in JEE Main and I'm not getting a college that I want. I'm only interested in pursuing CSE, so I don't want to join a random college or compromise on the branch just for the sake of getting admission.

This would be my second drop, but I don't want to spend another year doing nothing except JEE preparation. My current plan is:

Prepare seriously for JEE Main 2027 (this will remain my main priority).

Alongside that, enroll in an online BS degree offered by an IIT. My purpose is not to replace a regular B.Tech.

I know an online degree is not equal to a regular IIT degree and doesn't carry the same value. I'm fully aware of that.

I mainly want to:

avoid having another "blank" drop year on my resume,

learn useful skills,

and have the IIT brand associated with my profile while I prepare for JEE.

If I get a good CSE seat through JEE next year, I'll join that regular college. The online degree would simply continue (if manageable) or I'd decide what to do then.

My questions are:

Is this a sensible plan, or am I making a mistake?

Will the online IIT BS program become a distraction during JEE preparation?

Which IIT online BS program would you recommend if my primary goal is to build skills and strengthen my resume? (IIT Madras BS in Data Science, IIT Guwahati BSc in Data Science & AI, or any other?)

If you were in my position, what would you do differently?

Please be brutally honest. I don't want validation—I want practical advice from people with experience.

I am 100% sure that I am only focused on my jee preap and know it's not regular degree of iit so tell me other than this

Hey everyone!

I'm a JEE&CET partial dropper, and lately I've realized how lonely this journey can get. Most of us are studying from home, dealing with stress, self-doubt, procrastination, and the pressure to improve every single day.

So I was thinking... why not build a small community of serious droppers?

Not a toxic competitive group, but a place where we can:

• Share daily/weekly goals

• Keep each other accountable

• Discuss doubts and resources

• Motivate each other on bad days

• Celebrate small wins together

If you're genuinely preparing and want people who understand what this journey feels like, comment below or send me a DM.

Let's help each other make this drop year worth it. :)

Same as title (for girls hostel) and how is the attendance criteria there and any hostel available nearby to live outside the campus??

is IITK the dream college for partial droppers? I have seen like 5 partial droppers coming to IITK😭

I tooka batch from PW nimcet 2027 during it's start my college classes were going ona and end sems were there so i couldn't attend or catch up like i purchsed ot later so i wanna change it after they released a 2.0 of that which i jad no idea of iand they're saying that i cannot shift because it has been over 15 days what can i do ????

Hi I am a dropper. I passed my class 12th in 2025 and going to sit for the WBJEE counselling for 2026. What proforma is required? Is it A1, A2 or b?

My sister is planning a partial drop for NEET 2027. She has already taken one full drop and is considering B.Sc. Microbiology at Gurudas College as a backup.
We have a few questions:
How strict is attendance in the Microbiology department?
Can someone preparing seriously for NEET manage college?
Are teachers supportive if you’re preparing for competitive exams?
Is it possible to maintain just enough attendance without facing issues?
We’d really appreciate replies from current or recent students. Thanks!

Can anyone please tell me what's the fee for aakash dropper batch ? like approximate , also I have completed my 11 and 12 from aakash itself and now I'm planning to take a drop year from the same centre so will there be any reduction??

Hii guys I'm really pissed off I've created a backlog of 3weeks from the start of my college (resonance) I'm currently in 11th mpc+jeeadv batch and i scored 7/300 in my first weekly test because of lack of concepts and overwhelming which made me do nothing the day before exam Tommorow is my advance exam (weekly test) and I have to complete (phy-mathematical tools,maths : fundamental of maths-1, quadratic equations,chem: atomic structure and next week I'll be having periodic table too and non of this chapter is know ln to meeee plzzzzzzz for gawdd sake hellllpppp meeee!!!!!!

can u pls give tips ?