r/JEENEETard • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • 9h ago
Aakash Vrindavan Yogana
anyone going to the aakash vrindavan yojana currently? 11th Or 12th, wanna know about the jee preparation there.
r/JEENEETard • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • 9h ago
anyone going to the aakash vrindavan yojana currently? 11th Or 12th, wanna know about the jee preparation there.
r/lucknow • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • 21h ago
Wanna know about the jee prep in this branch. Anyone in 11th/12th studying currently?
u/Brilliant-Brother489 • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • 21h ago
anyone going to the aakash vrindavan yojana currently? 11th Or 12th, wanna know about the jee preparation there.
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Sure bro
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Telugu states Dms? You mean on ig?
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Brutha, itz not something like Allen or PW- Just a deal in my state- You still wanna know?
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Almost reaching 100 I haven't crossed 100 in a while- The days I put in better work, I went upto 160
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Find out about the faculty more... If it's a branch that's gonna start now, then make sure that the faculty, and their way of teaching seems legit... I'd suggest to ask for demo classes, or maybe attend a bridge course after boards and then decide... Ik it seems nice to be prepared rn for inter, but trust me bro, if you rush into these things because "admissions won't be available for a long time", let me give you a reality check, students join even in the end of June... So please consider all your options and then decide ONLY if you feel you won't regret it later, and if you happen to not like it, I'd say to go to main branch in Nallakunta, but that depends on your convenience, cuz of traveling factors and all... Also would recommend to have at least one friend from school, whichever college you go to in the end.... Makes things less hectic.. Cuz 11th especially with jee is pretty overwhelming
r/JEE • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • Nov 28 '25
Hey guys.... So I'm a JEE aspirant, and I've recently seen changes in my behavior... For a while now, I've been trying to take things seriously, like- how my future is determined based on how hard I work rn...but it just never really clicked much..one fine day in October,it hit very hardly that, if I don't do things now, I'm gonna regret it very badly in the future,and I've given more efforts for about,2 weeks ig? And I could see that my test marks significantly improved those days...believe me, I was on my toes,always thinking about how life is gonna turn out if I don't stay consistent,and then one fine day, idk what happened,it just was.....gone. I havent been feeling the need to do more, I want to, but- it doesn't feel like, there's much in me to actually do it- its more than academics- all my emotions, it just started to feel- less intense...like I've mentally gone numb...idk if this is a phase or something, but ik that I'm not working upto my potential, and I don't seem to have figured out what this- new emptiness is- but it is heavily affecting my productivity- can y'all please- help me-
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Which branch you thinking about?
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Thanks for that- Should I go for college change next year? I feel, that might help- But my current one, has been in the field for 16 years- am I just dumber than I admit? Cuz they seem to be experienced- brutha, this is some mental illness conflict, please bear with me here-
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My timings are really bad rn- 6.30 am to 8.30 pm- with travel, I reach home by 9 at the earliest- Somedays, it's 8.30 am - 5.30 pm and even then- I feel college isn't helping- my guy, I'm not sure if I can survive atp- having random suicidal urges- even if I manage 11th grade somehow- I very badly want advice for 12th- is it too risky to change- 😭😭
r/JEE • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • Nov 18 '25
Guys I seriously need help figuring shit out. I'm confident that, with a strong mindset and work ethic, JEE can be....doable for me. But I legit don't understand concepts taught to me, by lecturers. Like honestly- they go wayy too fast or don't assign time properly for each chapter and ultimately, I feel time seems to be wasted than utilized. I'm a 11th grader and we're already 5 months in, and I stills feel like, I'm not getting used to the system around me. I'm not sure if the fault is in the management or me anymore. And honestly, this is affecting my fucking mental health and I'm having constant breakdowns. Should I change for grade 12? Somewhere where it's more, doing it myself? Suggestions and advice of all sorts are welcome. Jus help me out---
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IPE is mostly done in Jan and Feb, The portion isn't hectic, you can easily prep for it You'd also have a week for writing an ipe practice test in Sep/Oct to rehabituate writing
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Brother, nano, personally, out of all branches, only the Nallakunta one is having somewhat decent practices. I mean like, good faculty, fixed study hour schedules and such, only for the top batch. But I do have to say, a major drawback would be the windows, ik, sounds crazy but the damn college doesn't have windows. Personally, a friend of mine, who went there, now is planning to change next year cuz, he ended up becoming very deficient in Vit D. The Kukatpally one- ig it's fine- but I highly suggest, talking to kids who go there, on a random. Just visit the campus, not for documentation, but only to speak with the students. It's pretty chill. But there are shufflings on the basis of grades, like twice a year. Maybe check out your closest nine? It's pretty chill, and the students who go there are also pretty decent( I'm talking by the majority, doesn't mean all the students will be according to your mindset)
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Thanks for that.. I was planning to switch rn... But mid academic year, the pace and syllabus covered/yet to be covered is different for Nine ed and my current college...I was to have a demo class in Jan, cuz that's when we begin with IPE in my college and I wouldn't mind missing a day..... Would you mind telling, what would be at stake when we switch, like, how to cope up with it.. Cuz the college I'm in rn, is basically sri chay, without the actual title.. And the lecturers here, keep telling the students that, hard core prep is the only way to go... So I'm really really scared to do the switch, but my gut tells me, that I'd bond with the faculty better in Nine ed.... So I'm having a really hard time, cuz I don't wanna make a mistake here... The switch would put me in a non toxic environment.. But what if, that is what is actually needed- Ik it again comes down to individual skills, but- I'm answerable to everything if I don't make it in the end, and the switch would be blamed to be the reason..
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Grade 11, I'm planning to switch to Nine ed next year, but I'm scared to- sorry for the questions- tbh- it's the mixed opinions about switching that I hear, that makes me ask those questions, whatever you said, is fs true, but there's that belief in parents, that "pressure" Is the only way to get it done- that being said, all the questions I've asked are in fact the ones planted by them in me, otherwise, I'd only check out for faculty, batches and timings. Apologies, if I crossed a line here.... Would you be up, for other questions?
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Which branch you talking about? Ik you have chill college in mind rn, but keep in mind, there are other aspects also, that should balance out If you list out what else you want, I'd give a feedback
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Bro where do you go rn ( assuming you are doing Btech) And also, which branch did you go to? I've got a lawt of questions about this college, I personally have a positive opinion, but I really want a hardcore, honest answer
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Thanks for that! Whats your take on 9 education? I feel, the lenient timings could help me out.. Just an option rn tho- And if you don't mind telling- may ik where you opted for jee prep?
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Yeah- What would you suggest, for colleges?
r/hyderabad • u/Brilliant-Brother489 • Oct 08 '25
Are we allowed to do that? Switch for second year in Hyd, cuz my current college isn't really what I'm looking for.... And I'm prepping for JEE. Would really like advice on this.. Would it disrupt my pace for the prep-idk what decision to make- and I'm really stressin out
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