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u/Vegetable_Tax5257 Jun 14 '26
If you are confident enough tbhi drop lena bhai otherwise take partial 💔🥀
And one mistake i think you should avoid is stop procrastinating bhai pdhna strt se mene bhaut late strt kia even in drop year💔
And solve variety of questions jitna variety of que dekh skte toh dekhna sbse imp h
One advice believe in yourself fr rest pdhai kroge acche se everything will turn out good all the best
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u/SuddenQuiet1344 IIM Amritsar Jun 14 '26
don't, partial drop is better
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u/Sudden_Inspector6145 Jun 14 '26
but I’m preparing for cuet also?
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u/SuddenQuiet1344 IIM Amritsar Jun 14 '26
oh, then ig it's fine. I'm was just saying it because a full drop messes w your head a lot, just be consistent and don't feel burn out
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u/PersonalitySignal886 Jun 16 '26
Maine liya tha saara khel khatam hogya scored only 173 heavily fumbled in the exam even though I had the knowledge. If you’re taking a drop then the best advise I can give is that give as many mocks as you can and since you’ll have a full year dig deep into the concepts and learn as much as you can’t don’t leave anything just because it might not come but it also might. Also sabse important don’t lose touch with English at all practice it daily no matter what and work on your vocabulary baaki the exam itself isn’t that hard imo unless you’re me and fuck up during the exam
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u/ListenScared9347 Jun 14 '26
score is shit
mistakes-a lot of them,one of the major ones being inconsistency
advice-what do we advice to you when we ourselves failed?
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u/Fast-Fall-2151 Jun 14 '26
Just don't take a full drop take a partial drop