u/Annual_Problem_2784

I want to take partial drop so taking NIT just for safer side. I also want free time for study for jee. Branch is not as much imp. So which is best at this rank?

Anyone here thinking for partial drop? Please tell me which NIT is your preference

I have only mobile

Is this really true?

From morning this sub is full of people crying over their results and yk most of the people just wrote shit in exam and were expecting that they will get good marks for that.

I think the checking of paper was good atleast most of the papers were checked very well. Because all of my class friends who were supposed to get marks really got it. Even I got a better %age then expected even after studying 2days before exam.

Like I never saw maths textbook just studied for jee adv and still got 99 in maths.

IN Engish I didnt write novel and one writing skill and got 72

My chem was little bad and got 71

In my pov the paper was checked in a way it should be

If I get aggregate of 75.1% or more in results then please distribute the remaining 0.1% or more to the most needy aspirant 🤞

Anyone who gave hsc boards last year please tell me.

I am from HSC board I just want to ask you something about checking.

I got 98.7%ile in jee mains. In 10th I got 91%age(SSC). So My parents have expectation from me about HSC also. Meanwhile, after reading some posts I am afraid If I will be able to clear cutoff either.ALSO I am pretty confident ki I might clear adv with under 5k rank as I always used to study advance oriented except chem(i just hate ioc). But there is problem my HSC boards didnt go very well like English mai I skipped novel part. CS2 mai I skipped ALPs and CS1 mai did HTML only. Chem also went not so good. So I am tensed if I will really cross the 75% barrier. My mathss is very very very goood so I was expecting like 95+ in it and it was the reason for the 75%criteria completion but as many people said that hsc board checking is worst so I am very tensed about it. I am not being able to study since 2days