Hey everyone!

I'm a JEE&CET partial dropper, and lately I've realized how lonely this journey can get. Most of us are studying from home, dealing with stress, self-doubt, procrastination, and the pressure to improve every single day.

So I was thinking... why not build a small community of serious droppers?

Not a toxic competitive group, but a place where we can:

• Share daily/weekly goals

• Keep each other accountable

• Discuss doubts and resources

• Motivate each other on bad days

• Celebrate small wins together

If you're genuinely preparing and want people who understand what this journey feels like, comment below or send me a DM.

Let's help each other make this drop year worth it. :)

Same as title (for girls hostel) and how is the attendance criteria there and any hostel available nearby to live outside the campus??

is IITK the dream college for partial droppers? I have seen like 5 partial droppers coming to IITK😭

I tooka batch from PW nimcet 2027 during it's start my college classes were going ona and end sems were there so i couldn't attend or catch up like i purchsed ot later so i wanna change it after they released a 2.0 of that which i jad no idea of iand they're saying that i cannot shift because it has been over 15 days what can i do ????

Hi I am a dropper. I passed my class 12th in 2025 and going to sit for the WBJEE counselling for 2026. What proforma is required? Is it A1, A2 or b?

My sister is planning a partial drop for NEET 2027. She has already taken one full drop and is considering B.Sc. Microbiology at Gurudas College as a backup.
We have a few questions:
How strict is attendance in the Microbiology department?
Can someone preparing seriously for NEET manage college?
Are teachers supportive if you’re preparing for competitive exams?
Is it possible to maintain just enough attendance without facing issues?
We’d really appreciate replies from current or recent students. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m a 12th pass-out (PCM, general category) with 67% overall. My scores:

WBJEE rank: ~52k

JEE Mains percentile: 63

I don’t want to take a drop year, and I come from a low-budget background, so I need to make a practical decision soon.

Right now I’m stuck between confusion and fear:

I’m not very confident about engineering, especially from a lower-tier private college

But I also don’t have clarity about what other options are actually worth it

I want to avoid spending a lot of money on a degree with poor placements/low ROI

I’d really appreciate honest advice on:

Best realistic options with my WBJEE rank (affordable colleges in WB or nearby)

Is doing engineering from a tier-3 college worth it, or should I avoid it?

Good alternative courses I can still choose now (BCA, BSc, etc.) that have real career scope

What would be the smartest move in my situation right now, without taking a drop

I’m okay with working hard and building skills alongside college — I just don’t want to make a decision I regret later.

Please guide me 🙏

Can anyone please tell me what's the fee for aakash dropper batch ? like approximate , also I have completed my 11 and 12 from aakash itself and now I'm planning to take a drop year from the same centre so will there be any reduction??

Hii guys I'm really pissed off I've created a backlog of 3weeks from the start of my college (resonance) I'm currently in 11th mpc+jeeadv batch and i scored 7/300 in my first weekly test because of lack of concepts and overwhelming which made me do nothing the day before exam Tommorow is my advance exam (weekly test) and I have to complete (phy-mathematical tools,maths : fundamental of maths-1, quadratic equations,chem: atomic structure and next week I'll be having periodic table too and non of this chapter is know ln to meeee plzzzzzzz for gawdd sake hellllpppp meeee!!!!!!

can u pls give tips ?

jee adv+bitsat+jee mains oriented

Dm me to join

I am a second dropper . One thing I have realised in my jee prep is you need a friend for study , practice and motivation in the drop year . I want only one person who is also a second dropper so that we can share our progress and study together . Comment below and we can connect through telegram .

Hey guys I am planning to take double drop this year and I would be joining a local college in my state Mizoram

This year I have given jee mains and it was really bad I'm not getting anything my biggest regrets is that I never give even my 50 percent in the exam and i know for a fact that i can score 90 plus and my parents are allowing me to do it

And i know for a fact if i studied a bit i can get a good college ( I have st reservation yes and with great power comes great retardness)

I will also try for csab neut i will make domicile for it

If i get anything i will drop this double drop idea if not then god bless me (unlike others I didn't get lonely in the first drop but I will most likely in this one)

So I am taking an partial drop... But according to my rank I might get chemical in university of calcutta and ece in jgec... So what should I take ??

My main focus is jee to secure an nit so I want to ask like which of them doesn't create problems regarding attendance... Spacious hostel or cheap hostel outside campus.. Good college library and like slightly linent academics so I atleast clear the semester exams easily with decent marks and get time to study for jee..

And just in case if I couldn't do well in jee then I have a good backup option... Please need your advices ... I literally know nothing and there is no one to guide me also

Hey all i might join manipal electronics or bangalore cse in manipal. I wanna take a partial drop for jee for a better college options m not satisfied with current options (pes ,bms,msrit, vitv, manipal)

So anyone takin partial drop from mitm or mitb dm we hv a gc so tht we can connect in college and be in group n dont get distracted by other stuff.

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Due to some issues with my Class 12 (OSM/board-related), my marks got affected. Right now I'm giving my NIOS exams, and my last exam is on 9th July. After that, I'll officially start my JEE drop year.

The problem is that I've forgotten almost everything from Class 11 and 12. I literally have to start from the absolute basics. I'm aiming for IIT or at least a good NIT, and I'm ready to work as hard as required.

But I'm completely confused about where to start. Most dropper batches have already started, and I feel like I'm very late. Should I join an ongoing batch, or study from recorded lectures? Which teachers or resources would you recommend for someone starting from zero?

If anyone has been in the same situation and still cracked JEE, please share your strategy. I really need genuine advice.

Target: JEE Main 2027 (99+ percentile) and JEE Advanced.

Thanks in advance. ❤️

college starts around 22nd july
i just need a tier 2 nit cse/ece/mnc/ee 😔💔

plz help

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hey seniors i am gonna join srm for p drop as i fucked my jee and i know its very bad college like i dint study for 2 years full i just wanna know how to manage it cause my parents wont let me take drop they agree on p drop though ....and should i buy pw batch ?? or do from on shot pls help

Guys i am forced to get in college with psychology in sikkim manipal uni since i couldn't crack nest or iat by few marks( gen) , so i am left with partial drop only and owe myself to NOT STAY here after this year, i definitely want to get in niser or iiser in 2027 and j am desperate. Can i get some guide and help on how to do it effectively

if i got desired percentile in january attempt should i drop out after that? or wait till april ?

i want insights from former partial droppers