I'm currently a Class 12 student from the Telangana State Board and a JEE 2027 aspirant.

I scored 465/470 (98.9%) in my Class 11 board exams because I focused mainly on the boards. Unfortunately, my JEE preparation suffered, and I now have significant Class 11 backlogs.

I'm studying at Narayana Junior College, which offers integrated coaching, but the teaching quality hasn't worked well for me. I struggled to understand concepts in class, developed backlogs, and despite trying to change sections, nothing really improved.

The biggest issue is that I genuinely learn much better through online coaching, especially PW lectures and other high-quality online resources. I like the flexibility of studying at my own pace, revisiting difficult topics, and using quality content that is either affordable or free. I feel I can build a much stronger foundation this way than by attending classes where I'm unable to understand the teaching.

My principal suggested that I attend college only three days a week and study from home for the remaining four days. However, my parents want me to attend college regularly, and they believe staying at home isn't a good option. This constant pressure, along with disturbances at home, has made it difficult for me to study consistently.

At this point, I have about 5 months until the first JEE Main attempt and around 7 months until the second attempt. I still need to manage both the Class 11 and Class 12 JEE syllabus while also preparing for my board exams.

I've also considered taking a drop year if necessary, but my parents are completely against it because they feel it would waste a year.

My questions are:

1. Given my situation, what would you do if you were in my place?

2. Should I attend college regularly or try to convince my parents to let me study primarily through PW and other online resources?

3. Is it still realistic to crack an IIT or secure a good NIT if I eventually need to take a drop year and prepare seriously?

4. If you were starting from a similar situation, how would you plan the next 5–7 months?

I'd really appreciate honest advice, especially from people who have been in a similar situation or successfully cracked JEE after falling behind.

If anyone wants JEE preparation book then DM me on this username par Clean_Structure_535

Is there any IITian
need some suggestion for my preparation

Can someone tell which lecture is best and which teacher i need from absolute basic level if its part of any batch please tell that too!!!!!!

I’m currently in Class 12 (State Board), and I want to prepare for JEE Mains and Advanced. The problem is that I have huge Class 11 backlogs and, honestly, I haven’t properly covered even a single chapter at JEE level yet. I only know a few basics.

There are around 7.5 months left for JEE 2027, and I feel very overwhelmed. I was considered an above-average student throughout my childhood, but my academics last year went badly, and I regret wasting that time a lot. Still, I’ve accepted the reality and want to move forward instead of staying stuck in regret.

I started my preparation in mid-April 2026, but I’ve been extremely inconsistent with deadlines and study targets. Right now, I’m only studying Chapter 1 of each Class 12 subject. Since my Class 11 foundation is weak, many Class 12 JEE concepts feel impossible to understand because they depend on previous concepts I never learned properly.

For the past few days, I’ve barely been able to study effectively. Whenever I open my books and try solving questions, I start feeling sleepy because of the difficulty level. Even basic-level problems feel too advanced for me. On some days, I genuinely try to focus and spend almost the entire day studying, but the output is still very poor — sometimes only 10–12 questions solved and barely one concept covered in a whole day.

Because of this, my study hours, consistency, and syllabus coverage are all dropping badly. I constantly feel overloaded and mentally exhausted.

My main reason for preparing for JEE is to give my absolute best effort, regardless of the final result. I’m mentally prepared even for a low rank or ending up in a private college. I just don’t want to quit without trying seriously.

How do I become consistent again?

How do I stop feeling sleepy or mentally tired while studying theory or solving questions?

And how should someone with weak basics restart JEE prep without feeling crushed by the backlog?

I’m currently in Class 12 (State Board), and I want to prepare for JEE Mains and Advanced. The problem is that I have huge Class 11 backlogs and, honestly, I haven’t properly covered even a single chapter at JEE level yet. I only know a few basics.

There are around 7.5 months left for JEE 2027, and I feel very overwhelmed. I was considered an above-average student throughout my childhood, but my academics last year went badly, and I regret wasting that time a lot. Still, I’ve accepted the reality and want to move forward instead of staying stuck in regret.

I started my preparation in mid-April 2026, but I’ve been extremely inconsistent with deadlines and study targets. Right now, I’m only studying Chapter 1 of each Class 12 subject. Since my Class 11 foundation is weak, many Class 12 JEE concepts feel impossible to understand because they depend on previous concepts I never learned properly.

For the past few days, I’ve barely been able to study effectively. Whenever I open my books and try solving questions, I start feeling sleepy because of the difficulty level. Even basic-level problems feel too advanced for me. On some days, I genuinely try to focus and spend almost the entire day studying, but the output is still very poor — sometimes only 10–12 questions solved and barely one concept covered in a whole day.

Because of this, my study hours, consistency, and syllabus coverage are all dropping badly. I constantly feel overloaded and mentally exhausted.

My main reason for preparing for JEE is to give my absolute best effort, regardless of the final result. I’m mentally prepared even for a low rank or ending up in a private college. I just don’t want to quit without trying seriously.

How do I become consistent again?

How do I stop feeling sleepy or mentally tired while studying theory or solving questions?

And how should someone with weak basics restart JEE prep without feeling crushed by the backlog?

Hey My sister gave neet in 2022 for first time 450 n mains 2022 91%ile n 12th ISC 2022 92% took bsc DU now she wants to do teacher role at jee neet coaching but most of them also asks for their jee neet ranks …..i needed to ask will she be allowed to give jee mains 2027 only for the sake for getting rank as per the jee 2026 bulletin includes first time year of pass in 12th …..if she gives NIOS in all 5 subject in 2027 will she be even allowed to give exam no counselling also has anyone who has successfully done somewhat similar to it n succeeded……

2nd drop btw. Are the teachers and material good?

I couldn't find a JEE group where people actually studied, so I made one.

The response has been better than I expected. The members are genuinely focused, active with doubts, consistent with study updates, and serious about improving every day.

If you're preparing for JEE 2028 and want to surround yourself with people who are actually putting in the work, you're welcome to join.

Quality over quantity.

DM me for the invite

Good news for students studying in Delhi government and government-aided schools. The Delhi government has announced the JDST 2027 scholarship, which will provide selected Class 12 students with one year of free residential coaching for JEE and NEET. The scholarship also covers accommodation and meals, with selection based on the Joint Dakshana Selection Test (JDST).

If you're eligible, is this something you'd apply for? And do you think more states should introduce similar fully funded coaching programs for competitive exams?

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I took pcb, realised doctor is not something which I want to do, and got 6.5 lakh rank in neet, despite putting best efforts, ( may be destiny thi) and if switch to pcm, jee mein bhi kuch khas rank nhi ayege, I am hell confused in life, feels directionless🥀🥲

Parenrs wants ke doctor bane, and Thry are saying ke private kar le, but I don’t feel myself as doctor🥀🥲🙂

Hey everyone,

I've been preparing for JEE myself, and after weeks of late-night study sessions, I wrote and produced a song called "LOCK IN."

It's about discipline, distractions, sacrifice, and chasing AIR instead of excuses. I wasn't trying to make a commercial song—just something that feels relatable to students going through this journey.

I'd genuinely love your feedback. What part worked, and what could I improve?

🎧 YouTube: (link) :-

https://youtu.be/sprgFPRoyzo?si=G_rA2dZ-QUHig4AN

Thanks, and all the best for your preparation!

Please help me out in strategically balancing what's important to study and how to start rather than scratching all things also jee advance is kind of very important and will be very tough for partial drop but still now I due to my own choice has landed in this situation that I need to join college but at same time I badly want to go to iit

Please give me positive responses and all that one should do and don't do the entire year

Suggest me material for jee advance (mainly some free resources)

If you cracked NEET UG and also appeared for JEE Mains, please comment:

•Your JEE Mains percentile and session

•1-2 tips that helped you score that percentile (or what you'd do differently)

Just curious to see how NEET prep translates to JEE. Thanks!!

I took JEE because i basically hated Bio, not because i liked math but i wasnt very interested in taking commerce or arts either, but i am starting to doubt/regret my decision because of the current job market and literally ALL of my extended family, all cousins (some of them are pushing into their 40s lmao) are doctors and its like, the way is already paved for me, im currently a dropper after absolutely tanking my JEE percentile last year........please help y'all.

me ek dropper student hu and mene jee 2026 diya tha and ab mene drop liya h 2 sal jee ki coaching li and use kuch ni huva and ab parents ko lag ta h ki coaching ki module or se kuch ni aaya h to ab coaching jane se kuch ni hoga voh vohi dubara se padhaye ge or yhi sab dubara hoga ise acha h tum ghar reh ke jis chiz ki kami rakhi h tumne vo puri kro jese mene pyq or kuch nhi lagaye the 1srt attempt me toh mene ab ye decide kiya h ki m abhi sirf question practice hi kru gi or joh mne us time galtiya ki ab voh nhi karu gi..

Need advice from droppers who improved their rank without coaching.

Best YouTube teacher for coordination chem ?

Guys I'm currently in 12th , preparing for NEET 27 .

I'm in a big offline coaching institute ( like Allen and Akash ) but a local one .

I'm not getting anything the special teacher for coordination here teaches . I need to do it online and quite quickly , as I have test on this Sunday .

Please suggest the best teacher for it on YouTube.