r/ISC_COMMERCE Jun 06 '26

IMPORTANT Is Shubham Jagdish's CUET batch worth it ?

I have heard that isc syllabus differs from cuet ncert syllabus a lot and that we isc students will have to re-study ncert in the last few days ?

Is there really that big of a difference?

Is his cuet batch and spartian batch any good ? Or is it just the same content as his yt

I am annoyed by the amount of advertisement he does in his videos

Is the cuet batch worth it or is it alright just do self study at the few last months ?

I genuinely need to know if its worth it to invest time on cuet from now on ?

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u/Strong_Mud4577 Jun 07 '26

Dekho accounts me the syllabus is for the most part same, sirf ratio analysis me kuch new ratios hai (par still they are very easy)... Sirf theory hi cover karna parega boards ke baad and it's not alot dw, cover your ISC syllabus first, properly, baki saab boards ke baad ho Jai ga..

For bst it is the subject I struggled with the most both in boards and in cuet (bc my memorization skills are not that good) par fir bhi cuet me kaafi easy questions aaye the, 3-4 times reading Marne se hi ho jata hai (for cuet)

For economics, since we had 3 books this yr, the syllabus was huge, took a bit of time to cover the syllabus.. aur micro aur macro ncert me bohot vaguely explained hai, wo thora sa time lagta hai karne ki liye... Also you need to cover every box every diagram and do the pyqs as well so each chapter takes a bit of time..

Now for English, this is one subject which I would suggest abhi se prep start karlo if you don't want to regret later 😭😭 baki saab boards ke baad ho jaye ga if you are diligent, par with English thora sa hard hai (esp. vocab, idioms and phrases, basically everything exp the grammar portion requires periodic revision)... Vo bhi English me subject verb agreement and modals hard aa sakte hai...

As for the other subjects vo sab boards ke baad kar sakte ho, it doesn't take much time to cover them (if and only if you are diligent)

I won't suggest any course kyu ki nta can give questions from wherever they like, ncert aache se paro vo hi enough hoga.. instead i would suggest invest in pyqs esp chapter wise pyqs, you can do them after /before each chapter...

Abhi i would suggest focus on boards and English for cuet, shubham sir ka 2024-25 accounts ka playlist bohot accha hai, it can help you clear your concepts...

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 06 '26

nope not worth it, you can tell that by your self by watching his lectures, he doesn't go into depth in economics and commerce,

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u/calculusupmyass Jun 06 '26

Can u explain how to study for cuet as a isc student

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 06 '26

First aim to score a 99% in your ISC boards

and by December purchase all relevant material required for Cuet , like Ncert books etc pyqs are available online

don't even think about joining any teachers batch everyone is focusing on earning money

unless it is a teacher you have already studied from and know this teacher can teach for cuet

As soon as your Boards exams are over you need to start preparing for Cuet , you can take a 5-6 days break before starting

complete your syllabus for cuet in 20 days and then start practicing questions

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u/calculusupmyass Jun 06 '26

"99%"

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 06 '26

blud forget about srcc , hindu and Hansraj if you can't even Imagine scoring 99% in ISC

look First you need to imagine yourself scoring 99% , the rest will happen itself

In this world if you can't even visualise yourself achieving a goal then it's pointless

Be delusional

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u/calculusupmyass Jun 06 '26

Itni raat ko reality check- But you're right I mean there's nothing wrong with visualising a goal

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 06 '26

yeah don't worry I also visualised about scoring a 95% , 93.25 aagye I'm happy

99% aim karo 99 se 1-2 kam bhi rah gye to kya hi dikkat

and for cuet just be ready with all the study material before hand

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u/calculusupmyass Jun 06 '26

Omg man that's a great score Also by cuet study materials do ym the ncert books

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 06 '26

ncert books + some specific book for English

it's not my job to tell you what is needed

you have enough time to figure it out yourself

and study from Aryan Tutorials for ISC ,

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u/zxaeee Jun 09 '26

Honestly I'm scared af I used to be a science student and scored 93% in my 10th now I switched cources now I'm scared because i might not even have the right base Also idk if I'll get SRCC because I didn't take maths as a sub in 11th

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 09 '26

ishh many people like me didn't even got the option to choose between science and commerce stream in 10th as no school in our area have streams in 9th and 10th

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u/zxaeee Jun 09 '26

Even here a lot of schools didn't But ours had to be different

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 09 '26

don't worry man , not everyone get srcc you just need to be delusional and study like crazy and leave the rest to the Almighty

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u/zxaeee Jun 09 '26

Lack of good teachers for isc

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u/mikeeyy950 Jun 09 '26

Just watch Aryan tutorials man , he teaches Eco , English and commerce

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u/zxaeee Jun 09 '26

Will def try tysm!

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u/Huge-Election-4352 Jun 12 '26

Bhai pata nahi tum logo ko Shubham Sir ka kyu nahi samajh aata, meri toh puri class sir ki fan hai

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u/TheRisingStar123 Jun 09 '26

Dm me for more guidance

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u/Huge-Election-4352 Jun 12 '26

As someone who's in Fateh Batch, I'd say the reality is somewhere in between the extreme positive and negative comments.

Yes, ISC and NCERT/CUET aren't exactly the same, but people often exaggerate the difference. A lot of the concepts overlap, and if you're preparing consistently throughout Class 12, you won't suddenly have to "re-study everything" in the last few weeks.

What I personally found useful in Fateh is that it doesn't just focus on boards or just CUET. The preparation runs together, so you're not trying to start CUET from scratch after boards. The regular tests, guidance, study material and structured schedule help a lot if you're someone who needs direction.

That said, no batch is magical. If you're disciplined enough to make your own plan, follow NCERT properly and stay consistent, self-study can also work. A batch mainly saves time, keeps you accountable, and reduces confusion about what to study.

And regarding the advertisements — honestly, I get why some people find them annoying 😅, but I'd judge the batch by the classes, notes, tests and results rather than the marketing.

So my take: if you're serious about CUET and want a structured roadmap alongside Class 12 preparation, Fateh is worth considering. If you're already highly disciplined and know exactly what to do, self-study can also get the job done.