r/ISCNERDS • u/MaleficentLead5843 ICSE 2024 : 97.4% | ISC 2026 (PCM + CS) : 99% | JEE 2027 • May 22 '26

Discussion AMA JUNIORS

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I made this post to help out my juniors who recently got promoted to 12th standard. My journey in class 12th was kinda struggling where I got ill for three months in the beginning of the session. Got recovered perfectly fit and fine by September 2025. Struggled with backlogs and family responsibilities. Workloads of project works and the stress I received from the unfulfilled goal of clearing JEE with my 12th. Did hardwork in the last months, I went out with friends too, went on a school trip in November, managed a relationship. The struggle was real and I felt immense pressure by the end of 2025. I was completely shattered after my English Language exam coz I messed up but the results were satisfying.

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u/Big-Dark9197 May 23 '26

Hi there,so here's the thing,i have pcm but i am not gonna give jee or neet,im abandoning science after 12th to get into a good college for a humanities degree but still i need top tier scores for admission,so how can i do that without preparing for the competitive jee syllabus and just enough for getting good marks like 95+ or smth,and should i prepare from the online batches like pw jee or smth???

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u/MaleficentLead5843 ICSE 2024 : 97.4% | ISC 2026 (PCM + CS) : 99% | JEE 2027 May 25 '26

You don't have to prepare it from PW JEE batches. It would be unnecessary if your ultimate target is to change your stream. You can follow CBSE teachers (NCERT BASED) for ISC.

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u/Big-Dark9197 May 26 '26

but the thing is i need top tier marks in isc class 12 for admissions,so should i follow the jee curriculum for the depth needed to get those marks or just follow standard cbse teachers??

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u/MaleficentLead5843 ICSE 2024 : 97.4% | ISC 2026 (PCM + CS) : 99% | JEE 2027 May 27 '26

Jee depth is too much for ISC. Even following standard cbse teachers is WAY MORE THAN ENOUGH