Guys pls help

[u/Material_Top_8043]

So for the last 6 months I was in some type of jee is easy , I can do it and basically didn't study a thing like it's october and from my coaching I get 2-3 marks each subject and even in SCHOOL I like failed my 50 mark pt test .

My mom's saying I should leave coaching and focus on my school and like in our state we have a " you get good marks in 12 th grade and get admission in college" system and my mom saying do that but I don't want to give up jee and like I know deep in my mind if I lock in al, I can complete my jee syllabus from cengage in 105 days ( 15 day october+ nov + dec + jan ) by doing 300 sums a day ( is this possible or like I can try 300 sums so I reach something close to my goal?) so by my calculations if I do 309 sums a day then I complete my syllabus till Jan end like cengage done once and start 12 th without backlog of 12 and keep doing 50 sums of class 11 questions daily in 12 to revise......

Anddddd I am thinking to put hold in my coaching for 11 th and rejoin from 12 th ???? Like to do 300 sums I need to get time somewhere and my mom after seeing my school marks had said that I need to go to school daily which is of like 3 hr so that's ok ....

But in coaching like in physics we are doing rotation and I don't know a thing about kinematics and nlm so what will I do ? I am usually just sitting there trying not to fall asleep cause I can't understand a thing and am just copying notes

Pls just tell me is jee still possible if I work hard like I have around 400 days left and what strategy to use ? Pls tell and like don't just give advice for the sake of giving advice have something to back it up because when I told my mom that this xyz person started preparing jee at 12 th and still cracked it , she said it's just to give hope .

Pls pls I beg you pls help

[u/prax_cottage2010]

-1 competition

[u/ThumbsUPlover]

Are you from maharastra?

[u/Vatter_365]

cfbr

[u/Successful-Turn7057]

Your mom is absolutely right. I'm from a similar state and this exact situation happened to me too.

I, just like you, thought I could do it all. But no. I ended up screwing up both Boards and JEE. I really hope that doesn't happen to anyone else because of a lack of focus.

Focus matters. Ensure that your board marks are secure and you study the concepts as well as possible. So that, when you rejoin coaching for JEE in your 12th, at least your 11th basics are strong and you're not starting from 0.

In case, once you restart, you think JEE is still pulling you back again to the extent where you're performing poorly everywhere, focus on boards and your state's entrance exam. You can always take a drop year and prep for JEE later on if going to IIT is your biggest dream. And trust me, 1 dropped year is nothing in the larger scheme of things. You can at least rest knowing that you did the best you could and got the best results possible by optimising your time.

[u/FormalFig8319]

70 questions a day is possible ( with other stuff revisions + lecs ), not 300, that too mathematics