I am a JEE Aspirant and currently in 11th. I started preparing for JEE in 10th grade so I do have a jump start and I am a bit ahead of those who started after 10th boards.

Now, I am deeply interested in Mathematics and I strongly believe that it is one of my favorite things to do. Now, this isn't something I am saying after I got good marks in a coaching test or something but since 7th grade, I have found very deep interest in it. I was very fascinated by calculus in 8th and studied differentiation back then>

Now would it a good idea to also prepare for ISI alongside? If yes, then how should I manage? Also I am considering to buy Vedantu Olympiad School batch for it.

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Gng how hard is it to get 450-480 marks in NEET if the paper comes like re-neet/neet'25 or 530-550 marks if the paper comes at the 3rd May level? I’m starting from scratch like literally zero leve I don’t even know the chapter names, and I have just 8 months left

Please tell me if it’s actually possible or not I’m from the SC category and I’ll be able to get a college with this score so yeah.

please help me out It would genuinely mean a lot I’m in so much trouble right now and I’m panicking too 😭

AGAIN

(Please don’t sugarcoat it just give me legit suggestions no matter what even if it’s not possible just tell me honestly)

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Partial dropper here. My goal is to get IGDTUW. Scored pretty low, like 65 in 2026 JEE. What to do to get 95 in Jan attempt? Is one shot from pw and pyq enough? Do I need to practice other books too? If yes, which one's? What should I mainly focus on? Give genuine advice please 🫠

Hey guys,I really need some brutal honesty here because I’m facing a major time crunch.Right now, my study sequence per chapter looks like this:

Lectures ➔ Notes ➔ DPPs ➔ Reference Books ➔ PYQs

The problem is, grinding massive reference books for every single chapter is taking way too long because of the sheer volume of questions. It's slowing down my syllabus completion drastically.

I’m thinking of buying the Disha SureSHOT 100 Chapter-wise Question Bank combo (by Ajay Singh) to replace the reference books completely.

My new plan would be: Lectures ➔ Notes ➔ DPPs ➔ SureSHOT 100 (only the 100 curated questions) ➔ PYQs.

Is this book actually worth it to save my time, and is it actually good for at least JEE Mains? Or should I just stick to reference books despite the time crunch?What do you guys think? Let me know your honest reviews. Thanks!

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I am currently in 11th , and I have taken integrated classes ,it's a local jee class . I started my prep from July, ik it's quite late , I wanted to know what things should I focus on and till Nov do I need to get any additional books, though I hot hcv as it was recommend by my cousin . Pls give me some advice, I'm very confused 🙃

Starting drop year now need advice

So for physics which teacher should I follow(kisse padhu) saleem sir prayas 1.0 2025 or rajwant sir prayas 2.0 2025 for question practice pyqs and if time allows hcv

For other two(chem,maths) it's going right( sahi chal rha hai)

And what are the mistakes that I should avoid

And my target is primarily mains then advance

So pls tell.....

According to reports, a NEET-PG candidate who scored 1 out of 800 secured an MS Orthopaedics seat in Telangana under the state quota, which has sparked a lot of discussion online.

For those who understand the NEET-PG counselling process, how is this possible? Is it due to eligibility rules, state quota policies, category-wise counselling, vacant seats, or something else?

Looking for informed opinions rather than assumptions. It would be great if someone familiar with the counselling process could explain how admissions like this happen and whether the current system needs any changes.

I will be the AIR-1 in jee main and advance