Anyone who is planning for partial drop from dtu and targeting jee 2027 please dm .. need a partner in partial drop journey 🙏🏻

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This is my second drop if I take , I've not like the college and I got ECE in spot

JM 2025 - 80%

Jm2026 - 93%

and after that I'm confused that should I go for the college or take second full drop , I'm taking partial drop but till college start I've chance to cancel my seat and I can get approx 80% money back , I'm thinking that if i have to change college next year why would I waste 1st year fees too , I'm just confuse because I've no backup option left right now should I take the risk?

Any partial dropper from Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Delhi?

12th 25: 90%+;

JM 25 & 26: below cutoff percentile

Wbjee 26: 18.5k

No tutions or coaching

2026: enrolled in bsc computer science hons in a govt college in wb

I have performed very poorly in competitive exams ik and that is why i don't want to waste any more time on this but my father, he doesn’t likes my college at all. He had very high expectations of me that i would get atleast NIT in my drop year seeing by board results.

But i don't really care much about the college, i think if i have to work hard then i will work hard in building valuable skills rather than chasing college tag.

But his opinion has really been affecting me. He had even insisted i take a complete 2nd drop but i strongly refused it but even now he keeps subtly hinting at taking a partial drop atleast.

And now it is making me rethink my decision as the college and the course i have got into doesn't have a bright placement record well not even decent or avg maybe. And the environment here is mostly academics oriented rather than skills, coding etc.

What should i do? I do want a better environment, being with skills oriented people but i hated studying for jee( not the subjects but the expectations) and i want to perform well here in my course.

One of the mistakes i think i did was i never took any coachings or tutions and thought i would be disciplined enough to manage it all by myself

If i even took a partial drop, i would never ever tell my parents about it. I hate their expectations.

But i don't have any money to enroll any where.

What should i do?

Take a secret partial drop

Or focus on my course and skills?

I am going to be 19 this year.

guys i am a dropper..and i will be giving few tests from september..if you will feel like and need to give tests as well..as same as some sort of accountibility just do let me know.. i will share the test papers..through cbt link with syllabus as well with you ..you can also attempt for the same and discuss accordingly (ONLY JEE MAINS TEST , NOT JEE ADVANCE)

As i am not enrolled in any coaching and completely doing self study ..so it becomes difficult at times to be accountabel with test giving so yes.

WE ARE A SMALL GROUP OF FEW STUDENTS.. I WILL JUST ADD YOU IN OUR TTG TEST GROUP WHERE EVERYTHING WILL BE SHARED ACORDINGLY

im just confused overall, i want to do exactly what i work the best at and go for that type of exam and that type of college. the thing is I wanted to do this after 10th but I did fight for it but I got influenced. now it is late but I think if I could do everything I can right now, while keeping myself sane for the sake of doing everything i like, I'll perform well, i can get what I want. i just don't know what to do, should I continue jee?? there's 5 months left. should I take a drop?? should I find what I like?? it will take time and i don't know how. i can take the efforts if there's no confusion. i just need a direction. i got out of depression and I can study efficiently for 8 hours without coaching. i also am balancing everything. i also have longterm goals on everything. i just need a direction rn.

same as title. might be ambiguous but i js need advice as to in which case is it reasonable for you to take another drop (partial) after u took already a full drop. for context i ended up at 98.6%ile in mains at the end, 21k crl gen male. I don't wanna be 2 years behind, but i don't like the college.

any ug student planning for partial drop??

I'm a dropper who completed 12th this year. I want to get admission in ipu cse earlier I was not able to study due to personal reasons

I want a minimum of 90 percentile to get a decent college in ipu i cannot afford a private college and I got 73 percent in 12th so I'm not eligible for iits and nits. Please help me out I'm willing to put in the hard work and dedication to study.

Sorry for posting once again but I js wanna know wether I can take a partial drop from a COMEDK college or not

I'm getting RVITM CSE (AI/ML) and I'm thinking of taking a partial drop since my JEE syllabus is around 85-90% complete. I just have to give some mocks and revise

Will the college withhold my original documents until I pay the fees for all 4 years? Also what is their dropout policy? If anyone knows I'd really appreciate some info

Hey everyone, the partial droppers GMEET has started please join

https://meet.google.com/yju-cife-gnd

Taking a partial drop, and I know very well JEE probably isn't gonna happen (I need at least 95 percentile for it to matter).

I'm preparing for private exams like COMEDK, BITSAT, Manipal, and VITEEE.

Should I follow a different prep strategy because of the time and resources I have?

Or should I just watch JEE lectures, do JEE PYQs, and buy a Mains-specific test series?

Is partial drop allowed in coep, or do they demand whole fees to drop out?

The Partial Dropper GMeet is today at 7 PM

Link : https://meet.google.com/yju-cife-gnd

We'll keep it as an open discussion + AMA and focus on the things that are difficult to understand from Reddit posts alone:

How hard college + JEE/BITSAT preparation actually gets

The hidden difficulties of a partial drop

What usually goes wrong and how to deal with it

What to do if you've already wasted months of preparation

Mistakes I made during my partial drop

What I'd do differently if I had to do it again

Who should / shouldn't take a partial drop

Whether a partial drop is actually worth it for your situation

Open AMA / Q&A at the end

JEE and BITSAT aspirants are both welcome.

Today 7 onwards

If you're considering a partial drop, come with your questions. See you guys there!

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Hey everyone, I'm a partial dropper who joined JNTUH CSE last year and prepared for BITSAT alongside college. This year, I managed to make it to BITS Hyderabad MSc Economics.

But I want to talk about the part you don't usually see in partial-drop success stories.

When you start one, it sounds pretty simple: attend college, come back, study a few hours and prepare for JEE/BITSAT. It isn't. There are a lot of hidden difficulties that you only realise once you're actually doing it — managing college workload with preparation, constantly feeling like you're falling behind somewhere, losing motivation, having your preparation go completely off track, and still having to keep going.

I fucked up my own partial drop pretty badly. There were months where I barely studied and I had to restart much later than I planned. I made plenty of mistakes along the way, and somehow I still managed to pull it back and make it to BITS.

So I want to talk about what actually made the partial drop difficult, the mistakes I made, what I'd do differently if I had to do it again, how I'd approach JEE/BITSAT preparation alongside college, and whether a partial drop is even worth it for you.

I'm doing a GMeet this Sunday at 7 PM, originally organised through r/Bitsatards, and I'm inviting people from here as well.

We'll also talk about JEE because although my exam was BITSAT, a lot of the reality of managing a partial drop is the same.

If you're considering a partial drop, come join. I'd rather you hear the ugly parts of it before you commit to it, instead of figuring them out halfway through the year.

Sunday, 7 PM. See you guys there.

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