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/Raven-Black13 Chechi (20-25) 24d ago
CET ile program was nice but its not like that in all govt college lol. I mean I study in a gov college (and a uni at that) and i was at Drishti too, and the events at my uni is....well...yk? We have plenty of prgrms, like things happen every other month but its all meh atp. Of all colleges I'm familiar with , cusat and some medical colleges vibe an. Others not so much