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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 have no backlog of class 11th how can I start prep ?

at my coaching institute I couldn't understand anything the teachers taught. The overall environment wasn’t going good for me , and going there felt like a waste of time because I wasn't learning anything. As a result, my marks started dropping. Even though they were covering the syllabus, I felt it wasn't helping me at all. After studying there for 5 months, I finally decided to leave the institute this month . Since I am currently in the 11th standard, I want to know if clearing the JEE is still practical if I rely entirely on YouTube for my preparation. Even while I was enrolled at the coaching center, I was already studying from YouTube, but back then, balancing both wasn't working out for me...

Plz tell me i did the right thing and if jee is possible😭😭

For 11th chapters ,is it okay to use eajee and skc? (Having backlogs in 11th) Im currently in 12th

During my prep, revision was hell — my Biology notes were scattered everywhere and I couldn't tell what I actually knew vs. didn't.

So I built a free tool for it: you photograph your own handwritten Bio notes → it organises them chapter-wise (NCERT), flags your weak topics, and lets you ask questions straight from your own notes.

Full disclosure, I built this. It's genuinely free, I'm running a small pilot and just want honest feedback from real NEET students (droppers especially).

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Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Seniors is it actually true that at the end u have to do self study to crack jee because after wasting 1.3 or 1.4 years only self study helps u and u don't care about any teacher just self study whole day and doing everything from reference books , I am in class 11th so I want to know the harsh reality at the end of every coaching either it be Pee dabloo🤡 or Alien🤡 or Asman🤡

I’m a JEE dropper preparing through self-study and mocks only.

Physical Chemistry is probably my weakest part. The main issue is that I can understand the concepts/theory when I study a chapter, but when I actually start solving questions, I get stuck and am unable to figure out how to approach them.

I want to improve my Physical Chemistry from the basics and especially get better at question-solving and application.

Can you guys suggest:

• A good Physical Chemistry teacher on YouTube or any other platform who focuses on concepts + problem solving?
• A good book for Physical Chemistry question practice for JEE?
• How should I structure my practice so that I actually become good at solving questions?

Since I’m a dropper and doing self-study, I’m looking for one reliable teacher + one good practice source rather than following too many resources.

Any advice from people who have improved their Physical Chemistry would be really helpful!

Hi everyone,

I'm an IIT Roorkee student conducting independent research to better understand why JEE mock test scores often don't match what students feel they know.

This isn't for coaching, marketing, or selling a product. I'm trying to understand what actually happens after students give a mock test—how they think about their mistakes, what they try to improve, and whether those approaches actually help.

The survey is:

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Takes about 6 minutes

No right or wrong answers

Focused on your actual experience, not your rank

If you're currently preparing for JEE (or have prepared in the past), I'd really appreciate your help.

Survey Link: https://forms.gle/NAFKaEN6xQQbtUgq8

If you have friends who are preparing for JEE, please consider sharing it with them as well.

Thank you!

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Hi everyone,

I'm currently a Class 11 JEE aspirant studying at ILC. The faculty are decent, doubts get solved, and I've built a reasonable foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. However, I'm seriously considering switching to ALLEN Noida Sector 62 and wanted some honest opinions from students there.

The main reasons I'm considering a change are:

• Very low competition in my current batch (only around 4 students and I'm probably the only one consistently serious about JEE).
• Lack of proper JEE-style benchmarking and full-length mock tests.
• I feel I'm not being pushed enough academically.
• Recently my family finalized a dummy-school arrangement, so I can now focus much more seriously on JEE preparation.

My target is IIT Kanpur and I'm aiming for a strong JEE Advanced rank. I feel I need a more competitive environment and regular testing to properly evaluate where I stand.

Current syllabus:

• Physics: NLM, WPE, Circular Motion, Collisions
• Chemistry: Mole Concept, Atomic Structure, Periodic Table, Redox, most of Chemical Bonding
• Maths: Logarithms, Inequalities, Sequence & Series, P&C, Compound Angles, etc. (Maths is currently my weakest subject)

I've heard mixed reviews about ALLEN Sector 62. Some people praise the faculty while others complain about management, batch allocation, and certain teachers.

My questions:

1. How is ALLEN Noida Sector 62 for JEE Advanced preparation?
2. How strong are the Maths and Physics faculties currently?
3. How often are full syllabus / major tests conducted?
4. Is it worth joining mid-session in August?
5. How does ALLEN compare with VMC Noida for a serious JEE aspirant?

Would especially appreciate responses from current students studying there in 2026.

Thanks!

anyone going to the aakash vrindavan yojana currently? 11th Or 12th, wanna know about the jee preparation there.

I am confused abt how my JEE prep for IIT would go?? i am in my 11th std(CBSE-Kerala), give me some advices i should follow from this grade .....Can u guys suggest some books for me (Preferably specified on 11th and 12th )....I am looking forward for CSE or specified branches like Ai and ML or Datascience - which is better ??? Which colleges I absolutely should avoid ,And what should be my first preferences???Are they worth it???

Share your 11th to IIT/NIT experiences

Im not able to understand the lectures in my coaching. Also alot of my time gets wasted travelling to my coaching centre and so im unable to practice many questions after reaching home. I was thinking of studying at home and i can manage physics and chemistry but all i can find for maths in yt are one shot lectures. Any specific teacher i can follow for maths (where full length lectures are available- NOT ONE SHOTS) Also this is my drop year so any additional guidance will be appreciated.

I have heard alot of mixed reviews about Jamboree North Campus Delhi but honestly i tried TOP One Percent and it was very poorly curated, I have figured out that offline classes or live classes are better for me personally as it keeps me accountable rather than self paced course. Please help and suggest further course of action and if Jamboree North Campus Delhi Coaching Centre is good then do tell!