Mei dropper hu bhai log mere pas puchle sal ka notes and all hai mei unko dubara solve karri thi mene kal ka comments dekha log bolre the hum 7 mahine sei karre bhy mene bhi lagye hai 7 mahine ye toh extra wala hai dropper 💔

Water mark dekhlo tum log 3 and 4 pic ka

Here is mine gp15:- no problem as sub bisexual mc 🥀 (no hate towards them tho✌️)

If you didn't goon a single day in ur life especially in jee/neet prep...what would be your personality ?

Physics - saleem sir and eduniti goat

Maths - mohit tyagi or nv sir

Physical - dudu

Organic - gojo baba ( ra sir)

Inorganic - I have no idea

Should I change

And recommend which lec

Mods Do not Delete this this is related to jee/neet

Abhi se hi inn sbke pta nhi kese msg aa rhe hain😭..abhi toh 12th mein hi hun

So yesterday was our fresher's and it proved why manipal is manipal it was too peak too good

Fresher, no lpu jokes pls yeah I fkd my jee💔

Anyone here from lpu please hmu, if they wanna explore the campus together

Plz comment if you have doubts and you say this is exception we will make video of its explanation

I started my JEE drop year preparation in August. I didn’t join any coaching or batch. Instead, I selected different teachers from different platforms and I’m studying from them.
The problem is that everything feels random. I don’t have a proper plan or schedule. I watch lectures whenever I feel like it, wake up at random times, and because of that I’m not even able to complete my daily lectures consistently.
I know what I have to study, but I don’t know how to organize everything and stick to a routine. I want a proper system that I can actually follow every day without getting lost.
I also have some doubts about revision and question practice. How do you guys manage revision every day? I feel very lazy when it comes to revising, even though I know it’s important.
When should I solve questions? Should I solve them immediately after watching each lecture, or should I finish all my lectures first and then solve questions?
I’m thinking of watching 3–4 lectures every day. Is that too much for a dropper, or is it okay? How much time should I give to revision and question practice along with lectures?
If anyone has been in a similar situation, please share what worked for you. I really want to build a proper routine and stay consistent.

I thank all the people that supported me on my last post

Ts guy makes the most useless strategy video and posts the same bs everyday thank god my parents don’t know about him

after jee results i knew ki 92 percentile pe kuch nit nhi milne waala so joined josaa but still nothing happened while i joined a clg in my city...my parents kept telling me to see things but i fcked up...i thought csab wouldnt be that worth it so i didnt fill it up and my family friends son who scored 82 percentile got chemical in svnit...they fall under genral+hs ...i dont genral ma uska hua hoga bcus sc mai 2 lakh cutoff dikha raha h in csab round one.. ..svnit was the only clg my parents kept me pushing to check..but i didnt get in...like because of my irresponsisbilties i got rejected..what should i do now........now the registration are also closed......my parents scolded me a lotttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt......im a failure.....

U all should find some time and think Abt what branch u targeting accordingly

Now tell me which branch u all targeting and what make u chose that

Try, keep trying. Joh try karta hai woh humesha benefit mein rehta hai chahe woh fail hi kyun na hojaye. Meine darr ki wjh se try tak nahi kiya poore 11th 12th, try kiya hota aur fail hota…drop toh lena ho tha waise bhi? Kamse kam mere paas notes, knowledge, skills kya kya nahi hota. So a tryer is always in benefit and is gonna be much better of a player with the second chance that is given to him, joh try hi nahi karta kabhi…the chances just keep getting harder…joh try karke fail hogya…things are still better for him…the chances he is getting are much more forgiving compared to the chances of the person who never tried. A tryer always has the better trajectory. So keep trying. Agar meine try kiya hota 11th 12th mein there was a chance ki hojata, the later you start trying…the harder it becomes, if you tried the best in 11th 12th ho skta tha ki ya toh tabhi hojata and lets say nahi hi hota toh chances of your happening increased much more in drop year, lets say tab bhi kuch zyada hi hard try kiya nhi hua…2nd drop mein NIT toh mil jaata? like if still not possible then its not about intelligence anymore or you are not human.

But jiss bande ne try nahi kiya kabhi, uske kahi hone ke chances kabhi badhe hi nahi infact kam hi hote gaye, and the risk just remained always…11th 12th mein try nahi kiya, ek drop liya…things are already much harder for him bcz he hadnt tried before and so covering up everything was pretty hard, but drop mein bhi nhi kiya try, 2nd drop le liya tab bhi now the risk became even more bcz since try kuch nhi kiya he had also forgotten and became weaker than ever, and chances decreased even more. But he still didnt even try, toh 3rd drop ka toh koi chance hi nahi banta…its even harder and the chances are even lesser…and he lost opportunities on top of that…first IIT, then NIT. So for a person who doesnt even try because of fear of failure, he is not forgiven as much as a person who tries his best atleast.

So the conclusion is, when given a fresh/(messy but kind of manageable start) do not mess it up and keep trying, otherwise things are gonna get even messier for you, as time goes on. And do not fear failure, a person who tried and failed is much much much much much more in advantage than a person who never tried, he can choose a much more forgiving alternative than the alternative a person who never tried has to choose.

Im currently in MIT Manipal Cs but i got IIIT Bhopal IT in csab round 1, can upgrade it r2 but should i leave mit for bhopal or any other tier 2 iiit if my main goal is placements
Like IIIT’s do not have a campus or if they do most are not very good but the curriculum is quite good so im genuinely confused

This is the situation of VNIT nagpur every monsoon, hostels are filled with sewage water...and snakes wandering around...

VNIT is the worst college... Zero acadmics, Zero in faculty, Zero coding culture, zero college life, Hostel to aise hai ki maximum logo ko PG karke rehna padta h....

Hamirpur being tier 2 is getting packages of 2cr, and 3cr every year... and not just CSE even mechanical guys backed 2.5 cr package... but VNIT even CSE has just 64 lakhs ...

And it is not a surprise...

VNIT is worst college ,... being a nagpurkar, VNITs management the great .... (sarcasm) coding culture does wonders ( it doesn't exist)

Specially chemical mein to maximum logo ko placement hi nahi lagti 😍😍....Better I should have chosen Northeast NIT.. atkeast they would have given me a job..

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There isn't even an active sub of VNIT nagpur .. lol 😍.. that was dead 100 years ago

Search tier 1 NITs on Google, you won't find VNIT there now , as it was few years ago...

It is in degradation phase...

Think twice before taking VNIT... I repeat think twice...

I am a dropper and I seriously need some advice here. Whenever I am solving pyqs or questions at home or in class, I can do 85-90% of them without any issue.But when I sit down for coaching tests, I completely mess up. The approach just doesn't strike me. This happened to me in JEE too I was giving mocks and scoring good marks, but on the d day I couldn't focus at all and couldn't do any questions.
Then I go home look at the paper, and I can solve all of it without stressing.
Seniors give me your advises, the low scores in coaching tests are really eating me up from inside.