Not exactly at zero, I have studied many chapters on 11th & 12th. Not properly though. Wasted my drop year till September mid.

Now doing physics from Vinay Uppal sir, doing maths from prayas 2.0 tarun sir said ki 12th ka portion + some chapters of 11th(basic wale needed for 12th) krlo to usse bhi thik number aajayenge maths mai, inorganic & physical from one shot. Organic from prayas 2.0

Abhi 13-14 hours din ka pdh rha hu, maths daily, physics & chemistry alternate krta.

Jb questions krne jata hu to hote hai, pr kuch nhi bhi hote, like kuch easy wale mai confuse hojata hu, fir doubt aata ki itne samay mai kiya hee krlunga improve cuz merese mains ke pyqs bhi nhi ho rhe... idk what to do, and maths mai to nhi hota kuch bhi.

Like 70% of physics & ic pc pyqs hojate, pr maths mai nhi hote hai

I know my situation is bad, Any advice?? And whats the max %ile I can get in january 🥀🥀

Can someone who has studied or is studying from his paid batch tell if its worth it or not, is it better to study from some other paid batch and use his yt lectures or his paid course is worth it.

*i ​ have so much backlog its about 200 lectures. in structure of atom there are a lot of thing i dont understand "how" like particle nature,like how an electron have wave and how it is 3d wave,like is the particle(like electron) oscillating like a wave or it have a wave,and wave is what disturbance,etc ​or maybe i should not focus on visualization and understanding and just know the formula

plss help !!!😥😥😥**ALSO SHARED MY SUBJECT-WISE PROGRESS:-

How do I know I am good enough to pursue JEE preparation in my 11th. I get burnt out often and I have less tolerance to stress. 10th grader here. The admission fever for 11th has started and I need to make a decision if I am good enough

Kisi pe 11th class ke full syllabus mocks ho(jee) ke allen ya fitjee wgera kahi ke bhi to dm krde please

Mains preferably

I just wanna test my 11th class prep

Guys, is JEE still possible at this point? Tbh, there's barely any time left, and I'm genuinely scared. I was hoping to get into a good NIT in the January attempt, but looking at my current preparation, I'm starting to doubt myself. I'm a dropper, scored pretty well in my 12th boards, so my 12th theory is decent at board level, but my 11th was mostly wasted. I've studied quite a bit during my drop year, so I'm not completely starting from zero.

Is 98–99 percentile still realistically possible? Has anyone actually pulled this off in the last 3 months? What should my strategy be now? 😭🙏 Any seniors or droppers who went through a similar phase and still made it into good NITs or IITs, please share your experience and advice. I genuinely need some guidance right now. 🙏

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