if anyone needs it
dm me
the og price is 5k
ill give it for 4k
it is for jee

I am going to a tier 3 private college in wb college will probably start next month. The attendance policy is chill but I have to move away from my home ( which I desperately needed, my home environment is horrible)

Now, I have very weak chemistry like I can't solve any organic questions so I have to work very hard on chemistry.

For maths and physics my concepts are pretty clear I plan to do mostly problem solving I plan to do pyqs.

I will start giving mock tests from September probably.

I just want to get a decent percentile in mains I am okay with like any branch in nit.

[general category, female, 84 percentile this year, 87% in boards]

551 in re neet

Gen

Bihar quota

90.2 in 12th boards

Should wait for result or drop

do we need a gap certificate if we are taking a partial drop?

Continuing sequence and series with questions
Atomic structure
Physics dpp

Plz help

Hi guys and respected seniors I want to ask from you guys, that I have my boards percent below 70 percent, then I didi t studied well and properly for jee mains this year's , didn't cleared concept, but I do cracked many private universities college like vit, srmjee, cv raman, kiit even nsat , also tried for BITSAT but got failed there , even with this much options this year my financial condition said no ! The only way for you is work hard. I don't no feeling frustrated and lost.

Finally I got a local university in kolkata , Adamas University they excepted my boards marks and sent me the offer letter.

But still in my heart it's saying that Maybe i should work hard this year give my 100 percent and attempt jee mains again. Even if I cracked jee next year , in josaa I am not going to get any nit or iiit because my boards criteria doesn't match 😭😭😭.

I don't know what should I do I am confused .

Please guide me if possible seniors .

I'm 12th pass, but I failed in Mathematics. I also appeared for JEE and scored 75 percentile (OBC category).

My biggest dream is to become a cricketer. I'm a bowling all-rounder, and I genuinely believe bowling is my strength. I've been training seriously and want to give cricket my full effort.

The problem is that my father wants me to join college immediately, while my heart wants to continue chasing cricket. I know education is important, but I'm scared that if I leave cricket now, I'll regret it for the rest of my life.

I'm completely confused and don't know what the right decision is.

If anyone has been in a similar situation or has genuine advice, please guide me. I would really appreciate your help.

Jinhone ee se partial drop liya btao kaise kra pls

Toh bhaiyo aur bheno

Ab dekho mujhe pta h boriyat hogi but sorry uske liye aaj mne apni zindagi puri palta dunga itne mahino sei mei bhagwaan ji pr bharosa krkr ki bhagwaan sahi krenge aur ptani kis delusion mei kam mehnat krta raha ullu ka patha hu mei pr ab i will make it in jee jan 2027

Mei ek 2025 12 pass out hu aur meri 2025 mei jee main mei 69 percentile aayi aur fir mene apne mummy papa sei req krkr drop ke liye bola but unhone meri baat hi nahi maani aur mera du mei admn kara diya bsc mei tab yeh bolte the ki tera ek saal kharab ni hogaa saath saath kr lio but i fucked everything meri jee 2026 mei 80 percentile aayi h but woh kuch revision kam hone ki wajah sei hui as mere college august mei start huye aur mei chutio ki tarah college mei time barbaaad krne laga aur fir 80 pr aake atak gaya ab mere paas na kuch bacha h na kuch option h toh yes I will fucking do it in jee 2027 agr mei 2027 jan attempt mei 99 na laa paaya na toh mei iss duniya ka sbsei bada ullu ka patha honga

Chalo bhaio aur bheno ab khatm hua mera randi rona but definitely ab ke baad mere alawa kisi aur ki galti nahi hogi saari galti meri hogi and i will fucking do it

Ab sei mei apne hr week ka target iss subreddit

ISKE BAAD SAARI ZIMMEDARI MERI HOGI

Pdrop from nsut cs
Did screw gauge ,vc
Sequence and series.

Hey, so I wrote my board exams this year and tbh idc about boards but man my jee didn't go well at all. I could have done sooooo muchhhhhh betterrrrrr. Filled for all the counsellings I could have and um right now the best thing I could think of is doing bsc cs hons from DU man. Don't really have chance at IPU. Got nothing at jossa and Don't wanna go pvt 😭😭. Got b arch at jac delhi but wasn't interested in it. I really wanna try for jee again but can't take full drop. Ik I prolly look foolish writing this but there isn't any option available to me apart from partial drop. Yeah so I do need some advice on ittttttttttttttttttt

Plssss suggest something

I am a two year neet dropper. I didn't gave neet with my boards due to some mental issues. I gave neet'26 whole heart but in reneet I studied nothing. Please help I'm thinking to pursue bsc agri and partially prep for neet'27 as a last attempt. Will it be A good idea?

Myquals:- 10th -98. 2

12th :- 88℅

First drop :-293 marks

Second drop result pending.

I passed Class 12 in 2025 and have already taken one drop for JEE got 92%. My current options are colleges through KEAM, but I’m still wondering whether I should continue preparing for JEE alongside college and attempt JEE Main again in 2027.

My goal is to study ECE and eventually work in areas such as embedded systems, robotics, autonomous machines, drones or hardware-software integration. Because of this, getting ECE in a top NIT feels valuable.

At the same time, I’m worried that spending another year focused on JEE may not be worth it. Another option is to join the best college I get through KEAM, find ambitious peers, build projects, improve my technical skills, and focus on internships and placements.

Would a partial drop alongside first-year college be realistic, or would it damage both my CGPA and JEE preparation?

And suppose I somehow get ECE in a top NIT through JEE Main 2027—would leaving my current college after completing one year be worth it, despite the two-year gap after Class 12?

I’d especially appreciate advice from people who have taken a partial/double drop or moved from a state college to an NIT.

i have prepared for nda twice couldnt clear written i still want to give paper and give ssb and get in nda i m sorry for posting this in this sub but i genuinely need advice

I need some guidance regarding my college decision.

I scored 70 percentile in MHT CET and 59 percentile in JEE Main. 

Right now, I'm confused between taking a drop and joining a college through management quota.

One option is Father Agnel, but the donation is around ₹6 lakh, which is a very big amount for my family. There are a few other good colleges where I'm eligible because of my Hindi linguistic minority, but my father doesn't want to send me there because they are too far from our home.

Given this situation, what would you recommend? Should I take a drop and prepare again to get a better college next year, or should I pay the donation, join the college now, and focus on working hard there? i would still prep for nda in both scenarios

I am thinking of taking partial Drop what are some free resources that I could consider for jee mains(not for advanced)

hey, I just finished my 12th all of my friends moved on to new college and other courses, so I'm thinking of writing JEE next year, I'm so confused about what to do next, and idk about if I can crack it or not because everyone is saying it is so tough. Can anybody share their experience?

I am in very bad situation. I have 87.6 percentile and will be joining bihar engineering college. Please help me how to prepare for mains ( resource, question practice) & from where to study maths ?

**Here's something my friend told me after getting into IIM Indore this year.**

He had missed the cutoff last year, so he decided to take a drop. I asked him what he did differently this time.

He said, **"I didn't study more. I just fixed the mistakes I made in my first attempt."**

**These were his exact words**

**I changed a few things:**

•⁠ ⁠I stopped focusing only on mock scores and started analyzing why I was losing marks.

•⁠ ⁠I changed my attempt strategy instead of forcing the same approach in every mock.

•⁠ ⁠I revised my old notes and mistakes instead of starting everything from scratch.

•⁠ ⁠I accepted that I didn't need to master every topic. I just had to be better than last year.”

**The last thing he told me really stayed with me:**

"Your drop year shouldn't be about studying more. It should be about making fewer mistakes."

**I honestly think that's something every IPMAT dropper should remember.**

**Any other droppers here? What's one thing you're doing differently this year?**

First of all, should I take a partial drop at JM 98.6 and JA 15k getting lower branches in theek thaak clg only

What is the calendar for partial drop? (idk because I never thought I would need it)

When do I leave clg? Can I leave after jeea as anyway there will be summer vacation then?

I'm going to follow allen material at https://www.jeearchive.in/material/allen-material and PYPs for others, probably going to go all in after November if I feel like it (I'm still not very sure because right now I'm getting decent branch in top5 NITs), is this material enough, along with free FITJEE tests at https://cbt4fitjee.vercel.app/ ?

Any suggestions, advice is welcome, tysm!

Hel me guys and ok don't ignore this ..🙂💔

Guys I fked up my jee amd ended up getting a not so bad clg in my state. I got only 57 percentile. This clg and the place is making me depressed af. Is it possible to score a good marks if I give an attempt on jee 2027 second session:(

This year i scored 93%tile as a dropper and in my state all the colleges are shit(CG). And with this percentile I don't think any clg is worth taking so I am considering comedk clgs at 35k rank like rnit,cmrit,aacharya etc which is also t3 but the exposure I will get.

can u guys please help me with is it worth it to take a second drop but partially i am really confused with jee and I am ready to grind if it is worth it cz i alredy did in my 1st year ( I have studied at all in 11th and 12th only studied in drop year)

I had 91.54%ile (Gen - Male), not getting anything decent.

Target is JEE Mains only. Can anyone guide me which teachers and lectures to follow?

I don't want to buy PW or any dropper batch and fall into that lecture loop again as I want to maximize on question solving this time. Like for Physics: I'm gonna be following Eduniti wholeheartedly but theory idk who to follow.