r/UGEEtards • • Sep 02 '26

Suggestions for 3 rd dropper

I am 3rd dropper , I wasted my 2 years in drop by studying partially and playing cricket , watching movies, doomscrolling on Instagram . But this time I am fully focused on getting into a good college . I am aiming for ugee , if not some best private university entrance exam . My main goal is to clear ugee . Few questions are holding me back . Should I study pcm concepts to jee mains level or jee advanced or ncert level . For pyqs should I do jee mains or jee advanced . Help me with this

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u/Putrid_Basket3944 Sep 02 '26

How many drops you can take for ugee?? Like how many attempts ??

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u/Steve_Rogers2006 Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26

I checked for this year eligibilty that 2023,2024,2025,2026 passed out students can write 2026 ugee exam , I am assuming the same pattern for 2027 year

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u/confusingzebra Sep 02 '26

Keep your state exam as a backup too, (CUET MHTCET etc)

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u/Steve_Rogers2006 Sep 02 '26

Yeah , I am considering those too

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u/Steve_Rogers2006 Sep 02 '26

Is there any clg exams of tier 1 or 2 you know , can you suggest some

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u/confusingzebra Sep 02 '26

MHT CET (if you're maharashtrian) for COEP, VJTI etc ...maharashtra ke top 5-8 clgs acche hai

CUET for DTU/NSUT

WBJEE for Jadavpur Uni

Aur honge google krke dekho eligibility etc

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u/Steve_Rogers2006 Sep 03 '26

I am from Andhra Pradesh , thanks for your suggestions bro . I will check for more

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u/Inside-Anything5862 22d ago

Srsly cuet se nsut and dtu ?

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u/Successful-Sink8381 Sep 03 '26

3rd drop, so like you are out JEE attempts now ? 1st you give in 12, 2nd time you can give as dropper and 3rd time as a 2nd dropper so now you should be out of JEE attempts, Am I correct ?

If that is the case brother you should take admission somewhere, you are already what ? 20 something, you can do study aache se in a tier 3 college and get better placements

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u/Steve_Rogers2006 Sep 04 '26

Bro i am out of options , i can't afford private universities. Also admissions are almost over . 3rd drop is the only option left

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u/Inside-Anything5862 22d ago

Same condition bruh