I know I'm cooked asf.. starting my first year...idk how it will work out after 4 years idk anything..I'll just work hard and will update about my journey time to time..let's see how it goes
I've got jssstu ise branch...in skeptical whether I'll get cs allied in bms if not then dsce and jssstu remains my only options
I am from North and i come from very middle class family....do you guys think spending 21-22 lakhs in bmsce will be worth it or I should just join a college in Noida..I will save around 8 lakhs .. colleges like jss noida or gl bajaj
I am from North and i come from very middle class family....do you guys think spending 21-22 lakhs in bmsce will be worth it or I should just join a college in Noida..I will save around 8 lakhs .. colleges like jss noida or gl bajaj
During physical reporting...did they asked study certificate if yes then what did you submit..as in cbse they issue character and transfer certificate only
During physical reporting...did they asked study certificate if yes then what did you submit..as in cbse they issue character and transfer certificate only
During physical reporting...did they asked study certificate if yes then what did you submit..as in cbse they issue character and transfer certificate only
Hi everyone,
I'll be joining college soon, but the official reporting date hasn't been announced yet. Based on last year's schedule, I have a rough idea of when reporting might be, so I'm thinking of booking my flight now.
I'm confused between two options:
I'm worried that flight fares might increase if I wait, but I'm also wondering if paying extra for a Flexi Fare ticket is worth it.
Has anyone done this before? What would you recommend? Thanks in advance!
What's cs allied branches priority order...
Between Ai Ml Ai Ds Cs Ds Cse Iot
Best allied branch after cse
I'm really confused and would appreciate some honest opinions. I was always above average in academics. In Class 12, I scored 95 percentile in JEE Main without being very serious about preparation. Then I took a drop year, but because of procrastination, poor discipline, and not realizing how important this exam really was, I ended up with 92 percentile. Looking back, I genuinely regret wasting my drop year. I now realize that while JEE doesn't decide your entire life, it can have a significant impact on your opportunities for the next 10–12 years. One thing that makes this decision harder is my age. If I take a second drop, I'll be 21 years old by September next year, while many of my peers will already be in their third year of engineering. I'm not worried about age itself, but I do wonder whether the extra year is worth it. At the same time, I finally feel like I understand what's at stake, and I'm confident that if I take a second drop, I'll give it everything I've got. My target would be 99+ percentile, hopefully enough to get CSE or ECE in a Tier-2 NIT. My current best option is BMSCE CSE (Cyber Security) or BMSCE AI & ML through COMEDK. So I'm stuck between these two choices: Join BMSCE and move forward with my career. Take a second drop and bet on myself one last time. Has anyone here taken a second drop and actually made it work? Or did you regret it? I'm looking for honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. What would you do if you were in my place, and why?
I'm really confused and would appreciate some honest opinions.
I was always above average in academics. In Class 12, I scored 95 percentile in JEE Main without being very serious about preparation. Then I took a drop year, but because of procrastination, poor discipline, and not realizing how important this exam really was, I ended up with 92 percentile.
Looking back, I genuinely regret wasting my drop year. I now realize that while JEE doesn't decide your entire life, it can have a significant impact on your opportunities for the next 10–12 years.
One thing that makes this decision harder is my age. If I take a second drop, I'll be 21 years old by September next year, while many of my peers will already be in their third year of engineering. I'm not worried about age itself, but I do wonder whether the extra year is worth it.
At the same time, I finally feel like I understand what's at stake, and I'm confident that if I take a second drop, I'll give it everything I've got. My target would be 99+ percentile, hopefully enough to get CSE or ECE in a Tier-2 NIT.
My current best option is BMSCE CSE (Cyber Security) or BMSCE AI & ML through COMEDK.
So I'm stuck between these two choices:
Join BMSCE and move forward with my career.
Take a second drop and bet on myself one last time.
Has anyone here taken a second drop and actually made it work? Or did you regret it?
I'm looking for honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. What would you do if you were in my place, and why?
I'm really confused and would appreciate some honest opinions.
I was always above average in academics. In Class 12, I scored 95 percentile in JEE Main without being very serious about preparation. Then I took a drop year, but because of procrastination, poor discipline, and not realizing how important this exam really was, I ended up with 92 percentile.
Looking back, I genuinely regret wasting my drop year. I now realize that while JEE doesn't decide your entire life, it can have a significant impact on your opportunities for the next 10–12 years.
One thing that makes this decision harder is my age. If I take a second drop, I'll be 21 years old by September next year, while many of my peers will already be in their third year of engineering. I'm not worried about age itself, but I do wonder whether the extra year is worth it.
At the same time, I finally feel like I understand what's at stake, and I'm confident that if I take a second drop, I'll give it everything I've got. My target would be 99+ percentile, hopefully enough to get CSE or ECE in a Tier-2 NIT.
My current best option is BMSCE CSE (Cyber Security) or BMSCE AI & ML through COMEDK.
So I'm stuck between these two choices:
Join BMSCE and move forward with my career.
Take a second drop and bet on myself one last time.
Has anyone here taken a second drop and actually made it work? Or did you regret it?
I'm looking for honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. What would you do if you were in my place, and why?
I'm really confused and would appreciate some honest opinions.
I was always above average in academics. In Class 12, I scored 95 percentile in JEE Main without being very serious about preparation. Then I took a drop year, but because of procrastination, poor discipline, and not realizing how important this exam really was, I ended up with 92 percentile.
Looking back, I genuinely regret wasting my drop year. I now realize that while JEE doesn't decide your entire life, it can have a significant impact on your opportunities for the next 10–12 years.
One thing that makes this decision harder is my age. If I take a second drop, I'll be 21 years old by September next year, while many of my peers will already be in their third year of engineering. I'm not worried about age itself, but I do wonder whether the extra year is worth it.
At the same time, I finally feel like I understand what's at stake, and I'm confident that if I take a second drop, I'll give it everything I've got. My target would be 99+ percentile, hopefully enough to get CSE or ECE in a Tier-2 NIT.
My current best option is BMSCE CSE (Cyber Security) or BMSCE AI & ML through COMEDK.
So I'm stuck between these two choices:
Join BMSCE and move forward with my career.
Take a second drop and bet on myself one last time.
Has anyone here taken a second drop and actually made it work? Or did you regret it?
I'm looking for honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. What would you do if you were in my place, and why?
I'm really confused and would appreciate some honest opinions.
I was always above average in academics. In Class 12, I scored 95 percentile in JEE Main without being very serious about preparation. Then I took a drop year, but because of procrastination, poor discipline, and not realizing how important this exam really was, I ended up with 92 percentile.
Looking back, I genuinely regret wasting my drop year. I now realize that while JEE doesn't decide your entire life, it can have a significant impact on your opportunities for the next 10–12 years.
One thing that makes this decision harder is my age. If I take a second drop, I'll be 21 years old by September next year, while many of my peers will already be in their third year of engineering. I'm not worried about age itself, but I do wonder whether the extra year is worth it.
At the same time, I finally feel like I understand what's at stake, and I'm confident that if I take a second drop, I'll give it everything I've got. My target would be 99+ percentile, hopefully enough to get CSE or ECE in a Tier-2 NIT.
My current best option is BMSCE CSE (Cyber Security) or BMSCE AI & ML through COMEDK.
So I'm stuck between these two choices:
Join BMSCE and move forward with my career.
Take a second drop and bet on myself one last time.
Has anyone here taken a second drop and actually made it work? Or did you regret it?
I'm looking for honest opinions, especially from people who have been in a similar situation. What would you do if you were in my place, and why?
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