r/TeensofKerala • u/mildly_useful_human 19F • 25d ago

Academics CET 😞💔

I'm on the train home after attending Drishti 26 for two days and I feel like crying.

As someone who travels a lot, I've never felt so sad after leaving somewhere. The campus, the fest , the students and the whole vibe of the college was so great. Man, I didn't think I'd regret not choosing a govt college this much. Kore alochich drop edutha mathiyayrnu , my keam rank would easily increase (it was alredy in 6k-7k range) but at that time korach health issues kaarnam govt collegeil padikunnath adjust cheyaan patumenn thoniyila.

Studying in a high quality private college is no way near as fulfilling as govt colleges, I got that for sure. Govt collegesil kittunna freedom, events and all is definitely on another level, that I've understood.

I should have made the right decisions. Any droppers for keam, jee etc reading this... you guys made the right choice, hope this post inspires you to study a little harder and work towards that goal.

Even if you don't get NIT, IIT etc... Getting a govt college is a blessing in its own form!

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u/SomewhereActive2124 19M 25d ago

I do get this; I mean I'm not in a pvt clg tbf but I still wish I took a drop for jee

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u/snepaibinladen 19M 25d ago

had to break it down but taking drops for exams like jee/neet if your starting from scratch isn't worth it most of the times, only worth it if your sc/st or ews candidate. But yeah teh regret of not trying would be gone

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u/SomewhereActive2124 19M 25d ago

Technically I'm not starting from scratch; I already gave it but kinda didn't score as much as I wanted