r/JEENEETard

hi guys. I am looking for tips for my neet 2027, actually this is my first drop year and i want to qualify for mbbs in this attempt only

I met an accident in 11th and most of it is ruined and i don't have much time now so I am planning to do syllabus through one shots and do a lot of question practice (last 5 years is around 2930 in each which is a huge no i feel) and I am not aiming for advance. I just want to know which is the best out there for 95+

also my Target exam is comedk but I need jee pyqs to practice that's why

Starting me yhi lga tha kyuki bahot hype thi ki offline ke teacher h, star batches/AIR batches me padhate h to ofc fast learning aur intelligent students ko cater krenge. BUT GODDAMNN ITT, I WAS WRONGGGGG.... soooo wrong i'd rather say. kyuki bhaiiii, he's SUCHHH a good explainer, i never thought theory in maths was required but i realised after attending his class.. ha starting me questions ki quantity kam thi but quality of content was never compromised, set ke bhi questions hard lg skte h, i never thought of it kyuki pehle ek baar tk sir se padhne ka try kra tha ik he's fabulous too but anna sir lowkey better imo kyuki question sovling ke approach ke sath logical thinking develop krwate h, and never rushes. ASC kaafi ache level ke sawal lgte the and H BHI but ab approachable aur MANIER TIMES solvable bhi lgre h.

Doesn't care much about the spammers, ab koi kahega he's too bothered to bas ek koi irritatng banda hoga jo spam krra hoga bar bar to 5-10 second ko bolte h ek lecture me 2-3 baar i mean 30 seconds won't hurt, right? Also tk sir ka maine dekha h ki wo class 7-8 minute ke baad start krte h jo ki ACHA H, ofc we need rest too and all that 7-8 minutes and sometimes goes to 10 and wo chat par ig thoda zyada dhyan dete h as compared to anna sir (MAI TARGET NHI KRRA HU AT ALL, js saying kyuki i saw many posts in reddit itself saying tk sir better lge ye wo ye wo, so i thought to share some of his cons too bahot fabulous teacher h but a student must have a collection of opinions because i barely see anna sir's appreciation when he deserves MUCHHHHHHH MOREEEE, log bematlab ka underrate krre h)

Also, question solving ke approach ko 2-3 tarike se dikhate h aur repeat bhi krte h without hesitation aur same type ke 2-3 qustions aur krwakar whi ASC (yha ke brain teasers manlo), kuch kuch dpp me dedete h warna hw discussion to krte hi h aur fir realise hota h ki every small thing he SPOONFEEDS (quite literally) connect the dots manier times.

Best teacher HANDS DOWN, not excessively available for chats and all that, doesn't boast a lot, quite humble, teaching is just BESTTESTTTTT, questions are quite good and he makes them approachable istg never seen someone do it better, class shuru hone ke 3-4 minute me start aur khatam bhi topic khatam hone ke 2-3 minute me krdete h, i can say 1 hr 35 minutes ke class me 1 hr 30 minutes is puree teaching and nothing is compromised, aur jo attention span h wo bhi kharab nhi hota, he don't make quite good jokes i agree but doesn't keep you bored either. THAT'S ANNA SIR FOR YOU, HANDS DOWN

People say that you have to study 8-9 hours everyday for 2 years to crack jee and remove every single distraction

What they say is absolutely true and correct

But if you can follow a schedule then you can do absolutely everything and crack jee

I started my jee prep right after my 10th boards and got 98.78 %ile in jee mains first attempt and 79.49%ile in second attempt😭🤣🤣🤣 and I got a rank of 9XX in adv

I went through 2 relationships in class 11th , did sports , partied and attended almost every single school event and still managed to score 82% in boards

So yeah

Follow a routine

Don't compromise on sleep

Don't drain yourself

Ese routine follow karoge to jee bhi kar paoge and maje bhi

Iam a fresh repeater its july already.. I have coaching but they are not giving me the right guidance to actually deepen my knowledge in the subject and solve questions.. so i need a teacher, senior(iit nit) or anyone that actually knows what to do and what not to do in my drop year so that i could crack jee..

Physical Chemistry Ke Liye Koi Lectures suggest Karo plss Abhi tak 1 chapter bhi na hua , plss Suggest Some Lecturess .

Batch mai Lectures bade hain Faisal Sir Se nhi ho rha 😭

unse smjh nhi aa rha plss koi teacher bta do 🙏.

I was Thinking for Nikhil sir But Unke Lectures 🤐Bohot Lengthy hai .

So Please Koi Kuch Suggestion de do 🙏

My brother secured an AIR 16XX in JEE Advanced 2026 and will be joining IIT Roorkee this year. Since he no longer needs his JEE preparation books, we’re selling his entire collection.

Shipping: Can ship anywhere in India

Location: Navi Mumbai/Mumbai 

- Allen JEE Main + Advanced Modules (11th + 12th + Dropper Complete Set) — ₹8500

- Resnick & Halliday Vol. 1 — ₹550

- Resnick & Halliday Vol. 2 — ₹550

- Cengage Mechanics Vol. 1 — ₹550

- Cengage Mechanics Vol. 2 — ₹550

- Cengage Electrostatics & Current Electricity — ₹550

- Cengage Waves & Thermodynamics — ₹550

- Cengage Optics & Modern Physics — ₹550

- Cengage Magnetism & Electromagnetic Induction — ₹550

- Cengage Vectors — ₹500

- Cengage Algebra — ₹500

- Cengage Coordinate Geometry — ₹500

- Cengage Calculus — ₹500

- Coordinate Geometry by K.C. Sinha — ₹350

- Black Book of Mathematics (Vikas Gupta) — ₹500

- Cengage Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 1 — ₹550

- Cengage Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 2 — ₹550

- Cengage Organic Chemistry Vol. 1 — ₹550

- Cengage Organic Chemistry Vol. 2 — ₹550

- Organic Chemistry by Leroy G. Wade — ₹600

- Pathfinder Problems for JEE Advanced (Physics) — ₹600

- Cengage Physical Chemistry (K.S. Verma) — ₹550

- Concepts of Physics (HC Verma) Vol. 1 — ₹300

- Concepts of Physics (HC Verma) Vol. 2 — ₹300

- DC Pandey Mechanics Vol. 1 — ₹350

- DC Pandey Mechanics Vol. 2 — ₹350

- DC Pandey Optics — ₹350

- DC Pandey Waves & Thermodynamics — ₹350

- DC Pandey Electricity & Magnetism — ₹350

- Arihant PYQ Chemistry (1979–2019) — ₹300

- Arihant PYQ Physics (1979–2019) — ₹300

- MTG 47 Years JEE Advanced Mathematics — ₹400

- MTG 47 Years JEE Advanced Chemistry — ₹400

- Arihant 41 Years PYQ Mathematics — ₹300

- Narendra Awasthi Physical Chemistry — ₹500

- J.D. Lee Inorganic Chemistry — ₹600

- Arihant New Pattern JEE Problems (S.K. Goyal) — ₹400

Bundle Discounts:

- Buy 5+ books: 5% off

- Buy 10+ books: 10% off

- Buying the entire collection? DM for the best price.

Reasonable negotiation for serious buyers, especially for bulk purchases.

I have taken drop for jee 2027. I have scored 43%ile this year . I have started study 2 days before so how should i study please suggest

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Hey guys,

I’m Pratham Prasad from Cooch Behar, West Bengal. I recently got **All India Rank 11** in the ISI B.Stat entrance exam.

Before we start, if you love solving tough, beautiful math problems or want to stay connected, you can follow me on my Instagram here: **\[My Instagram (@integral\_killer\_)\](https://www.instagram.com/integral\\\_killer\\\_?igsh=MXh3dHhqM2Z1MjBpbw==).\*\*

I am writing this post to talk to you guys like a brother. I see so many students stressing out online, thinking that if you do not spend lakhs on big coaching institutes, live in a major city, or prepare for Olympiads since class 8, you cannot crack ISI.

Listen to me: **That is completely wrong.**

I had none of those things. No formal coaching, no big Olympiad background, and a very low family income. I could not afford expensive education. I had standard PW access, but honestly, I barely used it for my actual ISI prep. A huge part of my advanced math knowledge literally came from reading **Wikipedia articles** and fighting with hard concepts entirely on my own.

**(If you want to see my story, I actually did an interview with PW about how I did this: \[https://youtu.be/HVqRA7qwFsk?si=0IgHaOD8\\\_cgxH8iK\\\](https://www.google.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FHVqRA7qwFsk%3Fsi%3D0IgHaOD8\\\_cgxH8iK) )**

If you come from a small town, a humble background, or feel left behind because you cannot afford elite coaching—this post is for you. Sit down, relax, and let’s talk about how you can actually do this.

How I Used Wikipedia to Learn Math

When you do not have a teacher to explain tough theorems, you have to teach yourself.

**The Wikipedia Rabbit Hole:** Whenever I found a topic or theorem I did not understand, I did not look for short tricks. I went straight to Wikipedia. Reading the formal definitions, the history, and the full proofs helped me understand the **why** behind pure math. Standard textbooks usually just give you formulas, but Wikipedia gives you the deep concept.

**Active Learning**: Instead of watching long video lectures passively, I spent my time actually solving problems. If you cannot afford expensive test series, just download past year papers. Give yourself hours, or even days, to crack a single subjective problem. Do not rush to the solution.

My Zero-Budget Prep Strategy

Because I did not have a structured coaching timetable, I kept my preparation very simple:

1. **Clear the Basics**: Make sure your basic concepts are unbreakable. You do not need expensive modules for this. You just need to deeply understand how math works.

2. **The Subjective (UGB) Paper:** Since I did not have a mentor to check my answers, I would write down my proofs, leave them for a day, and then check them myself line-by-line. I would ask myself: **Does this step make logical sense? Did I prove it correctly?**

3. **Focus on Quality, Not Quantity**: Do not worry about buying 20 different books that people recommend online. Just master the past year papers and standard free resources like TOMATO. Pure math rewards deep thinking, not how much money you spend on books.

To Anyone Who Feels Left Behind

Living in a place like Cooch Behar, far away from big coaching hubs, it is easy to feel like you cannot compete. But the best thing about the ISI exam is that you cannot hack it by memorizing things or using expensive tricks. The examiners only care about how your brain thinks. If you love math and are ready to face the frustration of getting stuck, your background does not matter at all.

💬 Ask Me Anything (AMA)!

I want to use this post to build a real community for self-taught students, math lovers, and anyone preparing on a budget.

Feel free to ask your questions below about:

\* How to study advanced math completely on your own

\* How to use Wikipedia and free resources without getting confused

\* My daily routine and how I managed my time

\* How to write proofs for the subjective paper without a teacher

Upvote this so it reaches the brothers and sisters who need to see this the most. Drop your questions below, and I will answer every single one of them!

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Class 12th pass student here, dint prepare for jee in class 11th and 12th just boards kyuki lagta tha kuch na kuch karlunga. 5 lakh rank aayi jee mai aur 89% boards mai koi college nai milra after counselling results. I earlier tried to convince my mom to let me take a drop but she said ek saal waste krke koi faida nahi. I genuinely believe mai ek saal jee oriented padhai karke kaafi achi position par aaskta hu i just want an NIT

Class 12 CBSE (PCM) aiming for 90%+ / 400+ marks – Any senior who has done well in the past can share his/her insights and guidance to build my approach. I'm studying from PW Lakshya Jee 2.0 batch as I heard that parishram kinda batches content is not sufficient according the level of boards nowadays.

Thanks

Don't misguide if you can't guide.

My parents are forcing me to go to Kota and do neet coaching. Now i have told them I want to do iat, and mbbs isnot my thing. I don't dislike it tbh it is more of a back up plan if I didn't get iiser.

I have had pcb, first dropper, is it even worth trying in Kota or should I force them enough so that they don't send me to Kota and let me do self study?