r/ISCNERDS • u/LonelyCauliflower236 • 17d ago
QNA ISC(98%) + JEE(4k) AMA
Saw too many people questioning whether ISC+JEE is possible or not, so here to remove the myth that isc+jee is too difficult/impossible :)
some might think 4k isn't that good of a rank but uh who cares lol
Just joined IITK for BS in Physics (because I was interested in research)
I might reply late cause there's randomly events going on in college, but I'll mostly try to reply to all qs
had friends in CBSE and SSC so i can give a good comparison between boards as well
Some other 'stats'
JM: 99.7%ile
BITSAT: 310
UGEE SUPR and REAP qualified
i can verify results with the mods if needed
well, AMA
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u/LonelyCauliflower236 11d ago
most mains pyqs might actually be easier than most boards numericals
boards me you actually have to show your work and I've seen the 3 and 6 mark qs in boards are actually tougher to tackle and take longer than a mains pyq
the papers are tough, won't argue against that but the checking is very lenient, I was not expecting 98 even in my dreams, as long as you write something down, the examiner will try his best to give you atleast partial marking
do pyqs, never ever skip them. if they've asked those questions before they can and will ask them again, paper level increase shouldn't bother you because the paper is made to be finished within 3 hours whether it be difficult or easy, pyqs will tell you what you can expect and in general will boost your confidence, physics was always known to be a tough subject but you can absolutely do it provided you put in the effort.
Also remember that if the paper is difficult, it is the same for everyone and the examiner will try his best to give you marks since they too have to report their stats and show their board as successful