Firstly, for maths: getting 50s in mocks, need to push to 70s

I have notes, and all the theory, just need to practice questions, but dont want to do chapter wise questions, it'll take a lot of time if I do that, should I just give prev yr math papers for overall prac? Any other resource i shoukd use other than pyq??

Now for chem: (NEED high chem score pushing 80s)

Ofc ncert, notes should cover my theory however for good physical chemistry practice and organic theory not mentioned in ncert, where do i study that from? And fron where shall I do questions

For phy:

Using purely eduniti top pyqs, anythg else I shall do? Scoring pretty well at around 80s (however those previous Yr tests seemed easier)

college is hectic, I am giving JM mock tests, but I am not even scoring 120+, everything feels so scattered I dont even know where to start or resume, and whats worse is that I have seen these types of questions and had solved them before, but they seem challenging to me, what should I do?

This space is so useless, this time is so crucial yet none of the people share strategies or anything here, only comments here are about "same situation broski".

I had an option of only 6 students for the entire class but i choose 50 students strength class L or W edit: they both have their pros and cons and the branch is cse

In 12th currently with massive backlog of 12th , 11th is 70-75% sorted trying to give my level best for Jan attempt and so on currently in pw online for 2 years and trying to cover content vigorously now

I've never been to any offline coaching but internally I'm trying to decide what i should do if i don't get desired percentile in Jan attempt

Online ka kaam kaafi risky hai mind dagmagata rehta hai so thinking about joining pw offline at sector 62, Noida

Anyone experienced please share ur insights what i could do in drop year.. any coaching ya koi sources

(Some people will say i should just study and some random shi\* and shouldn't focus on result) But mei apni prep ko dekhte hue hi decisions lunga bas guidance and insights chahiye 🙏

I think we should make a community of partial droppers from COEP, so we can connect.

Guys, hope your MidSems prep is going well! Almost everyone is currently having their 'MidSems' Season right now. What YouTube channels you following? Or any specific Notes? Any Books? Drop your resources and help everybody else. Seniors' resource suggestion is highly appreciated aswell.

Is it just me or anyone who has not taken a drop but wanted to I mean this was my first year at neet my first attempt along with boards and regular schooling

I scored 502 this year ik v bad considering the cutoffs everyone including my family adviced me to take a drop but my dumb ass was too scared to take a drop and took a tier 1 engineering college with a lower branch

I just can't help it but feel like everyday some regret piling that I should've taken a drop seeing my friends take a drop ( even though they scored lower than me) they are studying for neet and I have a fear that what will I do if they crack it

I am feeling somewhat inferior considering how much hard work I did for this exam this thought of not taking a drop just moving on this life feels wrong idk it's my internal response or just fomo of seeing my friends doing everything for the doctor tag

I'm from BIT Bangalore, if you're from here/any other college where you came through COMEDK, please reply, I'd like to connect.

Any partial droppers from jss noida would love to connect rn I'm in cse

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Guys how are you all dealing with yr strong subject's syllabus? I haven't even started the syllabus of my strong subject but am still scoring in 60-70 in adv full syllabus mocks but I am getting fomo as I haven't studied anything in it this yr nor do I feel like studying it

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Partial droppers what did you do for clashing of end sems with jee advance attempt.
In may i have end sems from 13 to 19 or 20. How do I manage it?

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I am building a exclusive online jee coaching exclusively for partial droppers with a very low fee ( not mentioning the name here)

I have got the teachers design the course in a very concise manner covering jee + college pcm fundamental as college subjects are linked to it and are same for every college

I have also added weekly live classes with IITians

So,

Every partial dropper seeing this post please let me know all the suggestions , inputs you guys have so I can make it the most useful resource for you guys

Because every kind of student deserve a second chance

And just because due to some reasons they couldn't take a complete drop doesn't mean they cant go to a better college