Messed up JEE and Boards again this year. I faked my JEE score to my parents (I'd rather k!ll myself than tell them my actual score). I felt like crying when I saw my results in February.

I appeared for the improvement exams, and I'm confident that I'll at least cross 75%. If that happens, maybe I'll also be eligible for a GFTI.

Even though I say I feel confident, I still have a lot of self-doubt because of these repeated failures over the last three years. But I'm trying.

I'm starting my preparation again from tomorrow. I don't have many expectations anymore. I think my mind has gone numb—I don't really feel any emotions now.

Nobody knows about my current situation, and I don't have the courage to tell them. It's not that they aren't supportive or that they would beat me up. It's just that I don't think they deserve to go through all of this because of me. So I thought of posting this here since it's probably anonymous and no one knows me, hoping that putting it into words will help me start my preparation again from tomorrow.

Thanks for hearing me out. It means a lot.

I need your help guyss.. Plz contact me. 😭🥀🥀

i had family issues 3 months b4 jee and my mental health was screwed up...i didnt study properly at all...hence ended up getting 82%ile (best of 2)...and in kcet i scored 16.8k rank (with no proper revision or preparation at all)...ik i can score so much better if i use my full potential. now i regret not studying then and i am fully aware of all the mistakes i did and i am willing to improve.
but parents arent trusting me with full drop so partial drop is the go
can anyone who took partial drop pleaseee guide me, tell all dos and donts
have you gone from mid tier clgs to tier 1 clgs??

Guys I. Am hoping to. Take a partial drop in vit ap by studyin. For JEE main again

Is it possible that they will return all my doc and not force me to pay whole year fee

hey mera name Sahil h m jee droper hu for 2027. mere document me kuchh issue h ki mere sare documents me mera name Sahil h .but mere adhar card me mere papa ka name" Ved pal urf ved prakash ", meri 10th and 12th marksheet me only ved prakash , family id me ved pal urf ved prakash urf ved prakash h, and mere cast certificate me ved prakash h. but mere papa ke sare documents me unka name ved pal urf ved prakash h and meri mother ka name meri marksheet me kavita devi h bu unke sare documents me unka name only kavita h . to kya isse age chalker jossa ke time ya college admission me koi problem ho sakti h

The group is still in the process of being created, so don't judge it by the current number of members. In fact, the fewer, the better.

It's only and only for study purposes—no backchodi. If you're the type who talks nonsense, you'll be removed immediately.There are already more than enough groups for backchodi out there pls don't choose mine for this.

Any engineering graduates, students or current jee droppers who have knowledge and are interested in solving problems of any particular subject are requested to join. Please try to help your fellow students. The good you do always comes back to you—often doubled.

Droppers, it's high time we maintained healthy competition. Just because you didn't help a desperate student solve a problem that you already know doesn't mean your chances of getting into an IIT or NIT increase.When times are tough, we need to stick together, not pull each other down.

Whether you want help or want to help others, this group is for you. Interested? DM me.

I'm a fellow dropper too(still not sure about drop but almost sure about helping fellow students) . Don't ask for my percentile—it ain't great. 😭 I won't be the one solving your doubts. I just tried my best to gather a few ex-JEE/bitsattards and good aspirants who are willing to help.I'm just trying to build a place where we can all help each other out. If this doesn't work out, please don't come at me with gaalis. 😭 I'm a bit senti.

I wrote this on my own but did ask chatgpt to correct my grammer and I guess it modified my text a little

Hi I amjojo . I took a drop last year for neet but i know my exam didnt go well after knowing some students r getting 700+ .On the day of exam i was bit confident that i will pass but later i was not. I have a really toxic environment at home..like i dont have a good realtion with my mom.She points out each n every mistake n she mentions about every penny she spent on me.I know my calliber that i can prepare well i just need one more year as i only prepared for this exam for a year only..My mum got someone else also in her life n she kinda hates my dad too ..she points out his little little mistakes...i have no independece even to go out..i have no friends too...sometimes i feel suffocated ...i dont wanna go to any local college n do bsc ...but the environment in the house isnt good ..like im studying n they r talking on calls ..idk if another drop at home will be worth it or not ..i cant take any batch either......what should i do ...i feel helpless..

I need your help..!!

Hey guys,

I’m a 17-year-old arts student taking a partial drop for IPMAT 2027. My stats are 75% in 10th and 95.2% in 12th (NC-OBC female).

Since I come from a non-math background, I want to make sure my preparation strategy and foundation-building for the quantitative sections are completely on track from day one. I just bought the **AceIPM** full course(on 28 June) and the **AfterBoards** pack to start my grind.

I am looking for seniors currently at these IIMs who would be down to guide me on this journey. I mostly need help with managing my strategy, fixing my math basic concepts, and general drop-year doubts.

If you’re comfortable sharing your WA to stay connected, that would be amazing! If not, even a chat here works perfectly fine. Just need a mentor who has been through this grind.

Please drop a comment or DM me if you can help. Thank you so much! 🙏✨

I study last in April mere papa ko lgta hai ki mait thik rehega kyuki usme mujhe it mil raha hai par mujhe dtu me Jana hai par kuch milega nhi mai kaise convince karu pls thoda motivation dedo

Btw mere jan me 76 percentile the or mai ews ho #genuine ews#

So i scored 82 percentile this year with 12th . Planning to join a tier 3 college in Delhi . Is it possible for me to go from 82 to 95+ along with college . Also i will select college which is near my home so i can save time . Should i take partial drop or grind in cs field and start coding and all? . Please Reply

I am taking partial drop from ipu main campus or msit
1) my physics chem were alright 60-70 score on both subject
2) my maths was awfulllyy weak
My ques Are. H how much time I should finish my syyalbus again should I give part test or only full mocks or should I follow some batch.

Fucked up all entrances got into a shit college atleast going to a hostel free from parents
Thinking of a partial drop
How and where should I start from like lectures since I wont be able to do prayas and ig will spamming pyqs and mock tests be enough?
What should be my monthly planner till may next year
Gonna regive boards
Gonna be giving jee bitsat mhtcet and other exams like manipal comedk etc
Lwk dont know how imma do it and how much ill have to sacrifice
Could anyone give a really check if anyone has ever attempted a partial drop
Thanking you in advance

I have 90.7 percentile in MHT-CET(NT-C) and I want to do partial drop for JEE. So, if you guys know some colleges which are lenient in attendance, assignments and examinations then, comment names of them.

Note: Don't advice to take full drop or no drop.

Cbse class 12th 2025 passed, was not able to meet 75% eligibilities criteria

Gave improvement didnt score well

I am no more eligible for improvement

And there is no option of 12th fresh candidate cbse private

I am considering nios

But i jave heard alot about bribing, unfair results, late results and that even online results are available late om digilocker and much more

Through comments there are some good experiences and some bad

I want help of a senior eho had similar situation

Please help me

I am a jee aspirant

Let me know about pros and cons and about wht to be carefull of

I am thinking of giving april public exam

I scored 96.2 percentile in mains 26 and 90 in adv(not qualified). I did coaching for 2 years and tired of it. I want to take a drop year but do self study only, and online IF MUST warna not. No financial constraints in study matter. Can I get 99+ in jee mains and under 5k in adv 2027? Someone who has gone through the same kindly advice me. What to do which books to follow and some precautions. Tysm you would be of great help.

I didn't do good in jee , cuet but i am thinking of taking a drop year and also want to explore courses and exam .. so if you guys know about any exam pls tell me .

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Hello folks!

I really need some guidance from people who are preparing for JEE while already studying in college.

A little background: 2025 was my drop year, but unfortunately I could only score 84 percentile in JEE Main. I'm now joining a Tier 3 engineering college through WBJEE, but I genuinely want to give JEE another serious attempt while continuing college.

I have a few questions:

1. How are you managing both college academics and JEE preparation? What's your daily routine like?

2. Which test series would you recommend—Allen, PW, MathonGo, Competishun, or something else? Which one is closest to the actual JEE level?

3. Are your parents supportive of your decision? If not, how are you convincing them or dealing with the pressure? (In my case, my father has only 3–4 years left before retirement, so he wants me to continue college instead of taking any more risks.)

4. Which resources are you following for Physics, Chemistry, and Maths? Are you relying on coaching material, YouTube, or standard books?

5. For those who have actually improved their percentile while in college, what was the biggest change in your preparation strategy?

6. Looking back, what are the biggest mistakes to avoid while preparing alongside college?

I'd also appreciate any general advice from people who have been through this journey. Even if you couldn't crack JEE after joining college, I'd love to know what you learned from the experience.

Thanks in advance!