u/Last-Opposite2204

I am not trying to demotivate someone its just this thought occurred to me that what if jee doesnt workout to me i am giving alot not only me all of us are giving our precious teenage years for a chance at better future but is it all worth it like no matter how nicely u manage ur schedule u wouldnt be able to spend much time with family and friends basically if ur a introvert ur social life would be dead if ur friends arent also focusing on some kind of exam they will be having fun they will invite u to join them but u cant join them everytime leading to slowly breaking friendship and even if i do alll of this whats the chance of me getting selected in a nit or iit what if i give my best but in the end i get nothing all that would be left is failure and the things i couldnt do . How do yall with these kind of thoughts .

lets start with where i stand i am an abv avg student WITH OBC CERTIFICATE and i have DELHI HOMESTATE QUOTA and i have no pressure from parents regarding jee because my father failed 10th and my mother never went to school so they dont really know abt the concept of jee ,rank , iit . they are happy with me taking leave from school if i study even 2hr on that day they dont care abt ptm result as long as i am studying . I saw that people parents are breaking their laptop or tab when they scored less than what they wanted in 12th. my parents got me a lapytapy even before the result were out of 10th i didnt score that much inn 10th (86) , my father gave me 5k for it and hosted a party .thats all am i blessed or wot ????? (my relative are chill as fuck too )

edit - it have to come to my understanding that 86 is not abv avg its below avg so dont fight over it

MAAARUUUU LAPPPAD

https://reddit.com/link/1temx4l/video/tu8k4ayfeg1h1/player

Hey guys, I'm a 2028 JEE aspirant currently in 11th. I wanted some advice from seniors regarding question-tracking and revision strategy.

Right now, when I go through a chapter for the first time, I select and mark a few really good/challenging questions that teach a solid concept or a unique trick.

My plan was to maintain a folder of these selected questions and keep them with me all the way until my final JEE prep to use for quick revision.

However, I'm conflicted:

1. Option A: Keep this folder and re-solve these specific, selected questions when JEE is near. (Will this be a waste of time later since I already know the logic, or is it essential for retaining core tricks?)
2. Option B: Don't bother saving them, and instead spend that revision time entirely on practicing brand-new questions/PYQs later on.

Seniors who have been through the grind, what works better? Does having a personalized "star question" notebook help during the final months, or do you naturally forget the context of old questions anyway?
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so i am following pws course we have only done like 1 chapter each completely per sub so i was thinking of solving modules but when i opened the allen modules i saw that in physics the chapter are combined so i have to wait till 2-3 chapters are done to start module , i have access to pw latest module what should i do , i was thinking of just doin hw dpp till i am able to solve modules .

I am a regular school going 28tard in my school the syllabus moved pretty fast but in pw course we are still at like chapter 1 or 2 so I had to study chapter which are comming in school exam by myself a day before school test . Today the tests were over so my teacher said if anyone want to prepare for anything or wanna take leave just be upto syllabus and whenever u come to school be able to solve questions and he won't mind u being for 4-5 days a week so , so i wanna know if pw would speed up in future or it will stay slow

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JAAT DA MUKABLAAAA

kisi par rajju sir (Rajwant sir ) ki class ke notes jo sundar susheel ho . mujhe mere notes samajh ni are kal test hai .