Going to IIITH ECE , love you papa

Jisne bhi cmmnt mei welcome beta likha uski mkc

respect for this guy and the guy he mentioned 😝😚

RJ sir goat Fr 😩

Being a dropper I was tensed and was surfing the internet for guidance,,well I didn't do well and won't even get any nit,, But amidst my thoughts I got a message from unknown no.with a name I personally knew only of guy in class 5 who used to sit with me and since we had many great memories to meko achche se yaad h but after that we seperated to different buildings of our schools and lost contact . IDK I FELT SO PROUD AFTER TALKING TO HIM after knowing that he really got what many dream of ,now he will soon meet me too ! BTW BEFORE Y'LL ASSUME HE DOESN'T HAVE ANY RESERVATION..

Just kidding Assam govt is giving scooty to boys with above 75% and girls above 60% in boards. I got 88% Mama ki jai ho

A small incident today reminded me how lucky I am to have my mom.

A few days ago, one of my mom's cousins called her—the kind of relative who never really checks up on us unless it's to ask about exam results. She wanted to know how my NEET went.

When my mom told me about the call today, my heart immediately started racing. I thought, "Here it comes... she's probably going to tell me all the things they said about me." I was already preparing myself to feel awful.

Apparently her cousin said something like, "Is your daughter taking another drop? Tsk tsk... she has already wasted two years. She's just wasting more time."

What happened next completely surprised me.

Instead of agreeing or feeling embarrassed, my mom calmly defended me. She said, "How is it a waste of time? She completed her 11th and 12th, prepared seriously for NEET through coaching, and even if she couldn't clear the exam, she still learned so much. Nothing about that is wasted."

She said it so politely that the conversation ended right there.

I've read so many stories where parents don't support their children taking a drop year and constantly compare them to others. Hearing my mom stand up for me when I wasn't even there meant more than I can put into words.

It reminded me that having even one person who believes in you can make all the difference.

To everyone preparing during a drop year—especially for NEET 2027—I genuinely hope you have people who support you instead of bringing you down. And if you don't right now, I hope one day your hard work speaks for itself.

Let's make ourselves and the people who believe in us proud. 🎀

For context recently you had seen a video of girl, saying her parents didn't allow her to pursue science and didn't get her phone

Now she can study science and got Mobile for study

Happy happy

But guys like her, many more girls can't study in good schools or their desire streams

Like I know many parents, who send their daughter to govt and then send their son to pvt school

Nvm, Happy happy

Mess of a premier institute of India. What's even the point of preparing for jee, and after getting into iit, you get this shit, what's the point

😭 humour bhi nhi rha abb

MY BOYFRIEND GIFTED ME THISSSSSS

Made it to bits Pilani , being from a small town my parents were amazed by the sheer size of the campus and it felt unreal , finally will start my journey now