u/thehalfbloodprince_8

Solving pyqs alone is boring, has zero stakes, and is way too easy to skip. So we fixed it.

OviBattle matches you against another aspirant, both of you solve the exact same set of questions at the same time, and when you submit you see who got more correct. Win and your rating goes up, lose and it drops, chess.com style. There's a real person on the other side of every match, so revision turns into something you actually want to open.

I'm a CSE student who went through this same grind, and ranked 1v1s would have kept me far more consistent than solo pyqs ever did.

What you get:

Real time 1v1 against a random aspirant on the same paper

Correct counts revealed after both submit, no BS speed scoring

A rating that climbs or drops with your results, so you can actually see where you stand

JEE questions live now, more coming

Around 2k people are already using it with zero marketing, which is honestly the only reason I felt like posting. It's completely free.

Link: https://www.ovibattle.in/

If there's a mode you want (NEET, subject specific battles, private rooms to 1v1 your friends), drop it in the comments and I'll build it in.

for the mods: it's free, pls dont ban us you can check it out

Every COMEDK season the same thing happens: rank comes out, and then you're staring at hundreds of college and branch combinations trying to work out what's actually realistic for you and what order to put them in.

I built a free choice list builder on OviGuide to fix exactly this.

What it does:

Enter your COMEDK rank and it auto-generates a full ordered choice list of colleges and branches that fit your range (sorted ambitious to safe, so you're not guessing)

Prefer to do it yourself? Build your own list from scratch, add, remove and reorder colleges however you want

Export the final list as a clean PDF so you can keep it next to you while filling the actual counselling portal

It's completely free. Link: oviguide.in

I'm actively adding to it, so if there's something you wish a tool like this had, drop it in the comments and I'll try to build it in.

Put in your rank, see where you're actually getting in. Across every major counselling JoSAA, CSAB, the JACs, COMEDK, VITEEE, Manipal, the state CETs, all of it.

Most predictors give you a number and a college name and that's it. This one also has the actual college info placements, branches, the stuff you need to decide between two options you've never visited and know nothing about. Because "you'll get NIT X" is useless if you don't know whether NIT X is worth picking over a private college closer to home.

Free.

If your counselling's missing or a prediction looks off, comment and I'll fix it.

Link in comments.

To the mods: I have posted on this sub before and the tool is free so pls don't take this post down

Let me be honest with you. When I was going through BITSAT, I genuinely had no clue how the whole thing actually worked. I knew about the popular B.E. branches and that was basically it. Nobody told me about the MSc dual degree programs, how their cutoffs work, or how they fit into the bigger picture. I just didn't have the information, and that cost me.

This hit me hard today. I talked to a 12thie today who was thinking of joining civil in my college (MSRIT), and he had 230+ marks in BITSAT and he had no clue that he could get BITS. None. He was about to lock in a choice that was nowhere near his best option, purely because nobody had told him what was actually on the table for his score.

That's the whole problem. The information is scattered, the tools are bad, and most "guidance" out there is either vague static cutoffs or paid promotions pushing whichever college pays more. Kids end up making decisions that shape the next 4 years of their life based on YouTube videos and biased senior advice.

I went through the exact same confusion. I got into MSRIT and it worked out fine, but I got there half by luck, not because I actually understood my options. I don't want my juniors going through that.

So along with my team I built OviGuide, a completely free platform for engineering counselling.

How it works:

You enter your rank/score, category, and preferences, and it instantly shows the realistic college and branch options you can actually get, including the ones people overlook, with admission probabilities based on previous years' data.

For every college it gives honest, detailed insights. Real talk on placements, faculty, coding culture, campus vibe, hostels, and what actual students are saying on Reddit and elsewhere. No sugarcoating, no marketing BS.

It's built to feel like a smart senior walking you through the whole thing, helping you understand branch vs college trade-offs and smarter choices so you don't miss better options.

It's 100% free. No hidden charges, no paid promotions, nothing. I genuinely just want BITSAT folks to make better decisions than I did, and to actually know what's available to them.

If you're prepping for BITSAT or about to start filling preferences and feeling lost, check it out once: oviguide.in (haven't slept in ages, any feedback would mean a lot).

To the mods: you can check the site, it's free, please don't ban me, it's genuinely related to engineering admissions and could help a lot of people here.

To everyone going through this phase: you've already done the hard work in the exam. Don't let bad information ruin your college life.

the tool also works for josaa,csab, jac delhi , jac chandigarh, uptac, comedk , mhtcet , wbjee , met etc

Let me be honest with you. When I was going through COMEDK counselling, it was one of the most stressful periods of my life. I'd ground out the exam, gotten a decent rank, and thought the hard part was over. Nope.

I was sitting with my rank card staring at the entire COMEDK college list with zero clue which ones were actually realistic for my rank, which branches had good placements, or where I'd actually be happy. I relied on random YouTube videos, coaching PDFs, and seniors who all had their own biases.

Most tools out there right now are honestly bad. They either show static cutoffs with no real guidance, or they're stuffed with paid promotions pushing whichever college pays them more. The predictions are vague or flat out wrong. I wasted so much time and still ended up making a shaky choice.

I got into MSRIT eventually, which worked out, but I got there half by luck, not because I had good information. I don't want my juniors going through that same confusion.

So along with my team I built OviGuide, a completely free platform for engineering counselling, and it covers COMEDK.

How it works:

You enter your rank, category, and preferences, and it instantly shows the realistic college and branch options you can actually get, with admission probabilities based on previous years' COMEDK cutoff data.

For every college it gives honest, detailed insights. Real talk on placements, faculty, coding culture, campus vibe, hostels, and what actual students are saying on Reddit and elsewhere. No sugarcoating, no marketing BS.

It's built to feel like a smart senior walking you through the whole thing, helping you understand branch vs college trade-offs and smarter choice-filling so you don't miss better options in later rounds.

It's 100% free. No hidden charges, no paid promotions, nothing. I genuinely just want COMEDK folks to make better decisions than I did.

If you're in the middle of counselling right now or about to start and feeling overwhelmed, check it out once: oviguide.in (haven't slept in ages, any feedback would mean a lot).

To the mods: you can check the site, it's free, please don't ban me, it's genuinely related to engineering admissions and could help a lot of people here.

To everyone going through this phase: you've already done the hard work in the exam.

Don't let bad information ruin your college life.

SITE IS : oviguide.in

If you click on the college cards you can see the college dashboards
WE HAVE 12 SUBCATEGORIES RANGINE FROM PLACEMENTS, ACADEMICS, RESEARCH CULTURE , COLLEGE LIFE TO BUDGET. DO CHECK IT OUT

Let me be honest with you. When I was going through JEE counselling, it was one of the most stressful periods of my life. After grinding for 2 years and getting a decent rank, I thought the hard part was over. But man, was I wrong.

I was sitting with my rank card, staring at thousands of options across JoSAA, state counselling, and what not. I had no clue which colleges were actually realistic for me, which branches had good placements, or where I would actually be happy. I relied on random YouTube videos, coaching PDFs, and advice from seniors who had their own biases.

Most other websites and tools out there are pretty shit right now. They either show only static cutoffs with no real guidance, or they are heavily dependent on paid promotions and push colleges that pay them more. The predictions are often vague, inaccurate, or just plain misleading. I wasted so much time jumping between them and still ended up making poor choices.

In the end, I landed in a college that looked great on paper but had terrible campus life, average placements, and zero coding culture. Every day I regretted not knowing better. That regret stayed with me for months.

That is when I decided. I do not want my juniors to go through the same pain and confusion I did.

So, along with my team, I built oviguide . It is a completely free platform for engineering counselling.

Here is how it works.

You simply enter your JEE Main rank, category, and home state. It instantly shows you all the realistic college and branch options you can actually get, along with clear admission probabilities based on previous years data.

But it does not stop there. For every college, it gives detailed, honest insights. Real talk about placements, faculty, coding culture, campus vibe, hostels, and what actual students are saying on Reddit and elsewhere. No sugarcoating, no marketing bullshit.

I made sure it feels like having a smart, experienced senior guiding you through the entire process. It helps you understand the trade offs between branch and college, and even gives you better choice filling ideas so you do not miss out on better options in later rounds.

This tool is made purely to help students like us who are lost during counselling. It is 100 percent free, no hidden charges, no paid promotions. Nothing. I just want juniors to make better decisions than I did.

if you are in the middle of counselling right now, or about to start, and you are feeling overwhelmed, please check it out once: i haven't slept in ages any feedback would mean a lot)

It would have genuinely changed my entire journey.

to the mods: you can check the site , it is free, pls dont ban me

i still have to add a lot of features and consultations, but it will be done in a week or two.

To everyone going through this stressful phase. You have already done the hard work in JEE. Do not let poor information ruin your college life.