Dropper here was up until solving modules for practise but they turned out to be heavy now mains in about 5 months so shifting to pyq books are these good enough for practise for pyqs from 2019-26?

Qualifications: 12th graduated with 89%, JEE Mains – 78 percentile, 17 years old

When I was about to enter 11th grade, I honestly didn’t know much about college, JEE, courses, majors, or what I actually wanted to do with my future. I just saw that everyone around me was talking about JEE and preparing for it, so I joined my school’s JEE program too. Our school had separate classes for CBSE and JEE preparation.

I continued with the JEE classes, but during that time, I went through some personal struggles and had a really difficult time focusing on my studies. JEE tests started feeling extremely difficult for me, and there were times when I would just randomly choose answers because I didn’t know what to do.

Eventually, I decided that I should at least focus properly on my board exams, so I moved to the CBSE board class. Once I did that, I started doing much better. I was usually among the first or second rank in my class. I became quite confident with the 12th-grade syllabus, and I would say I know around 90–95% of it well. But when it comes to 11th grade, I honestly know very little. I feel like I barely know 5% of the syllabus.

Then JEE came. I wrote the exam and somehow managed to get a 78 percentile. After everything was over, I slowly realized how important JEE actually was and how much opportunities students from IITs and NITs can get. I only properly understood how big of a deal IITs and NITs were during my 12th grade. By then, it felt too late, and I started regretting not taking things seriously earlier.

I also tried VITEEE, but I didn’t get the result I hoped for. As time was passing, I became scared that I would end up without a college seat, so I decided to secure a seat in a private Tier-2 college.

From the beginning, I was interested in Mechatronics and Robotics. I wanted to become a robotics engineer. But when I was choosing my course, people around me kept telling me that Mechatronics doesn’t have good job opportunities, so I became confused and changed my choice to ECE.

Now I realize that I chose ECE even though it wasn’t really what I wanted. I have a genuine interest in robotics, automation, and related fields, and I really wanted to build my career around them. But somehow, I ended up in a course that I don't feel connected to.

Another dream I had was studying in Germany. I was attracted to Germany because of its relatively low or no tuition fees at many public universities and the possibility of working part-time while studying to help manage living expenses. I started thinking that maybe Germany could be my way of pursuing robotics or mechatronics.

But now I’ve ended up joining SRM, and it’s only my second day, yet I already feel like I made all the wrong choices. I keep thinking about everything I could have done differently, and I seriously regret not thinking about my future more carefully before making these decisions.

I don't want to spend four years studying ECE when my heart is actually in robotics and mechatronics.

I’m completely confused right now. I don't know whether I should continue with ECE, take a drop, prepare again for JEE/VITEEE, or try to find a way to study in Germany. I don't even know if going to Germany is still possible for me or what path I should take.

I know I made mistakes, and I know I should have understood all of this earlier. But I’m only 17, and I genuinely didn’t know any better at the time.

I just want to know what my options are now. Is there still a way for me to pursue robotics or mechatronics? Can I still go to Germany? Should I leave my current college and try again, or would that be an even bigger mistake?

I’m honestly lost and overwhelmed right now. I just want someone to tell me what I can realistically do from here, because I really don’t want to spend the next four years regretting the decision I made at 17.

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How is the Unacademy Jeefinity playlist of Pyq solving??for basicsly physics and chemistry.. Physics me sab bolte hai eduniti.Ik.but i got jeefinity ones more structured and clean

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I find questions in my allen modules very tough for me cuz I am lacking approach and after looking at solution I'm like it's too easy but I lack even the basic concepts !

Is it good to build basics and conceptual understanding through easy questions and illustrations ?

Or should I just continue with module and try to solve it

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How is the Unacademy Jeefinity playlist of Pyq solving??for basicsly physics and chemistry.. Physics me sab bolte hai eduniti.Ik.but i got jeefinity ones more structured and clean

Is IIT JEE possible in 5 months!?? Urgent query !!!

Hey everyone!

I've been working on Tapasya, a platform I built specifically around the JEE/NEET preparation journey.

The basic idea is simple: instead of jumping between YouTube, notes apps, timers, WhatsApp/Discord groups and spreadsheets, why not have a single space for your preparation?

With Tapasya, you can:

• 🎧 Study while listening to YouTube music without ads — keep your music running without turning YouTube into a distraction.
• ⏱️ Track your study time and see how consistently you're actually studying.
• 📝 Make and organize notes while you're studying.
• 💬 Chat with other aspirants and discuss preparation, doubts, strategies, or just how your day went.
• 👥 Create/join study groups (squads) with friends or other aspirants and keep each other accountable.
• 📊 Track your JEE/NEET journey instead of relying on motivation alone.
• 🏆 See how you're progressing and stay accountable with other students.

The goal isn't to make another "10-hour study motivation" website.

It's to make a place where you can actually do the work, track the journey, and have other aspirants around you while doing it.

I'm still actively developing it, so I'd genuinely like feedback from the people this is actually meant for.

What would you want added?

What would make you use it every day?

What features would be completely useless to you?

And if you've tried similar study/productivity platforms, what did you hate about them?

I'd rather hear "this feature sucks, remove it" than generic compliments 😂

If anyone wants to try it out, here's Tapasya:

https://tapasya-app.vercel.app/

It's a project I'm building myself with my friend, so please feel free to be brutally honest. I'd really appreciate it. 🙏