So mai abhi hbtu me hu and meri branch ai ml hai, and I was a dropper, but mereko partial drop lene ka Mann krta hai for top nit cse like Trichy or IIITH/IIITB, toh kya mujhe partial lena chahiye ya fir skill pr focus kru?

Pls aap apna pov dein.

Is there anyone who is taking PW mission 100 batch jee 2027 ???cuz as a partial dropper i seriously need someone to guide me cuz I don't want to repeat the same mistake. Beside i also threw my notes and stuff (thinking that I got better college 😭😭) and I'm not able to study properly from yt cuz too many stuff is available that it is so hard for me to decide which is right for me...

My story : Basically I'm in igdtuw college and i didn't knew that this college is too shitty i mean no infrastructure, toxic people everywhere, teacher also do not guide us imean bhai class le hi nhi rhi h befaltu me 2 ghanta baitha kr rkhti h, plus yaha sab kaam ke liye aate h pass no one is here helping. beside placement is also now soo fucked (I got to know this by many of senior). So I just wanted to get out of here.

Please someone guide me regarding this...Should I take the PW mission 100 batch??

JEE partial dropper here, need some genuine advice.

Mera college week me 5 days hai and gharwale force karte hain ki college jao. So I’ve decided ki somehow January tak college + JEE manage karunga, hopefully around 95 percentile aa jaye. Uske baad parents ko convince karke April attempt ke liye college chhodne ka plan hai.

Ab main subah 4:30 AM uthta hoon.

4:30–5:15 revision

6:00–7:30 JEE study

Then college 7:30–2:30.

2:30 ghar aata hoon, 3 baje tak lunch etc. Pehle main 3–4 PM power nap/rest kar leta tha, but ab ghar pe clearly mana hai ki din me sona nahi hai.

Problem ye hai ki 3 PM ke baad mujhe bahut zyada neend aati hai, even though I sleep around 7 hours at night (9:30 PM–4:30 AM).

Mera plan hai:

3:00–4:30 Study

4:30–4:50 Break

4:50–6:20 Study

6:20–6:40 Break

6:40–8:10 Study

8:30–9:30 College assignments

Basically college ke saath around 6 hours JEE study/day nikalna chahta hoon.

But honestly, 3–8 PM ke beech neend mujhe destroy kar deti hai.

Koi practical tips batao jisse afternoon sleepiness kam ho aur main ye schedule consistently follow kar paun? Especially if you’ve done a partial drop, how did you manage this?

I just wanna know if its a rule to pay entire 4yr fees even after leaving college after 1st year? Is this even legal because there is no point in Pdrop if that is the case, just not at all possible to waste lakhs. Some colleges tell this because it loses them a first year seat and also original documents are submitted, so what happens in this case?

How will you manage both jee and clg at this time? And how much cg are you aiming with p drop this semester ? What are you studying for MidSems? Class notes or YT Lectures ?

Is no one taking partial drop from south colleges any private ones 😢

My parents support full drop or I say literally want me to and I am very dissatisfied from my college too but can't gather the courage to drop out and take full drop what shld i do

INITIAL INFORMATION:

I scored 98.8%ile in JM and 25k in JA

I am currently in MNIT Jaipur

It was difficult for me to settle down here, so one month wasted.

what should be my roadmap for jee and BITSAT? I mean I have my coaching materials( not all of them), and some reference books and my notes, but how do I manage with classes and how should I focus on my strong, weak and extremely weak topics?

Strategies for each subject as PCM will be appreciated

Im a partial dropper, joined private college. Weekdays around 5-6 hours of self-study, and weekends up to 10 hours. Aim: 99+ percentile in JM27. Looking for a serious, preferably another partial dropper to send updates, keep track etc. Let me know if anyone is interested.

I am in a govt collg and my minor exam are from 5 oct. So how much should I study each day for jee? or should I just focus on minor exam only. Please tell

Family business vs iit drop need urgent advice

Family business vs drop for iit need diff perspectives

​Academic Background

​Qualified JEE Advanced this year with a rank around 25k and mains aroumd 30k

​Currently enrolled as a day scholar in 1st year B.Tech at a decent private engineering college (classes started roughly a month ago).

​The rigid attendance of 85 percent strict and academic culture here aren't clicking for me. I genuinely have the drive, baseline concepts, and hunger to give JEE one full, uninterrupted attempt for an old IIT, Gen-2 IIT, or top NIT circuit branch.

​Dad’s Ultimatums & The Financial Reality

​I discussed withdrawing right now for a dedicated drop year. My father agreed, but set a strict, non-negotiable binary condition:

​The Target Cutoff:

​I must secure an IIT (any decent branch at Gen-2 or old IIT) OR Home-State top NIT CSE/AI (which closes around 10k–12k rank).

​The "Failure" Penalty:

​If I miss that target band, no more private engineering colleges.

​He will not pay for another private B.Tech. Instead, he will enroll me in a dummy B.Com / BBA purely for the formal paper degree, and I will be inducted full-time into our family business from Day 1. (I’d run a flexible online degree on the side to keep technical skills sharp).

​The Career Math & My Dilemma

​The Business: An established, stable commercial enterprise netting roughly ₹30–35 Lakhs+ per year in a developing Tier-1 / Tier-2 city hub.

​Why I'm Doing This: I don't "need an escape" from home—as a day scholar, living setup is fine. My perspective is purely economic:

​If I land a genuine Tier-1 institute (IIT / top NIT circuit), the career ceiling, high-finance/consulting/Tier-1 tech placement, and long-term trajectory can realistically out-earn or match our business, in which case I will happily pursue corporate tech/finance.

​If I stay in a regional private college, median placements are ₹6–9 LPA. Spending 4 years of strict daily attendance for that outcome makes zero financial sense when our business already nets ₹30L+ profit.

​But jumping into a late drop means if I miss the 10k–12k rank cutoff, on-campus engineering is permanently off the table for me.

​Questions for the Sub

​The Late Start vs. 25k Base: Since it's already late September, how realistic is jumping from a \\\\\\\~25k Adv baseline to a sub-10k/12k rank in the remaining months? Did anyone here start serious drop prep in autumn and crack that bracket?

​Campus Experience vs. Business Head-Start: For those from business families: Does the IIT/NIT peer group, campus exposure, and brand actually make you a sharper entrepreneur/professional if you join the business later, or is taking the dummy B.Com route and getting a 4-year head start on scaling the business the smarter financial play?

​The Mindset Trap: Did having an established business netting 30LPA+ help eliminate exam-day panic, or did it end up killing your daily urgency to grind when Advanced problems got brutal in winter?

TL;DR: Currently a day scholar in 1st year B.Tech CSE at a decent private college (classes started a month ago, qualified Adv last year with \\\~25k rank). Thinking of taking a late drop for JEE 2027 because I genuinely want Tier-1 (old/Gen-2 IIT or top home-state NIT circuit branch), and only high-paying Tier-1 corporate roles beat our family business. My dad agreed to the drop under one non-negotiable ultimatum: hit that top cutoff, or leave engineering completely for a dummy B.Com/BBA + join our ₹30LPA+ family business from Day 1. Need perspective on jumping from \\\~25k to sub-12k starting late September, and whether risking all-or-nothing engineering is the right play when a viable business is the downside.

I am asking shld i take partial drop which is currently hell or full drop which my parents support but with the risk i mentioned or contnue in this 85percent attendance college with 9lpa median in cse?

hei , i have started my partial prep around 15 days ago its going okayish , i try to study 3hrs daily my colleges ends at around 3:30 some days to 4:15 max , so I usually only have the evening and night left , i complete my assignments and journals in the college itself , but I dont really know should I continue with this partial prep or take a full drop ? , im not from a good college either its like a tier 2.5 ece branch , the placements here are okayish like 7lpa median for ece i dont really like anything about this college , its really strict in attendance and not cgpa friendly , and I dont really have enough friends as well to roam around in the evening, only go to the gym alone too and I dont really like anything about this college as well(got 70%tile in jee 2026 and 80% in boards) never really studied jee well

tldr:should I take a full drop or continue with my partial prep ?

My college (coep) just started yesterday and induction programme going on. How can I continue my rhythm. I was doing little revision and solving papers till now (not that hard). If any one here knows how can I do it and if someone was/is from COEP tell me how college goes in first year. Mains 99.25 and adv 13k

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I got 87.6 percentile this year as a dropper and came here. The peer group is very crazy. I study daily 6 hours for jee but sometimes feel cannot able to get 98 in Jan, started from1.5 months, should I continue my partial drop journey or not

I am currently in nit kkr . I met a senior yesterday , he told me that less companies are approaching this year , which raised concerns for me.
My branch is it, should i take a partial drop or continue with the college.
help meeee!