r/partialdropperforjee

So i scored 82 percentile this year with 12th . Planning to join a tier 3 college in Delhi . Is it possible for me to go from 82 to 95+ along with college . Also i will select college which is near my home so i can save time . Should i take partial drop or grind in cs field and start coding and all? . Please Reply

I study last in April mere papa ko lgta hai ki mait thik rehega kyuki usme mujhe it mil raha hai par mujhe dtu me Jana hai par kuch milega nhi mai kaise convince karu pls thoda motivation dedo

Btw mere jan me 76 percentile the or mai ews ho #genuine ews#

Hey seniors, I am joining pec this year being a partial dropper.

I was in another institution last year and have completed 1st sem their and left in the mid of 2nd sem.

I want to know that at the time of admission, I will have to give Migration Certificate from my previous institution or my 12th Migration?

Also I am having the Character Certificate, Migration Certificate and also Transfer Certificate from my last college.

Please any senior help me who have been in similar scenario and connect with me.

Just needed some validation ywrrrr

I am taking partial drop from ipu main campus or msit

1. my physics chem were alright 60-70 score on both subject
2. my maths was awfulllyy weak
   My ques Are. H how much time I should finish my syyalbus again should I give part test or only full mocks or should I follow some batch.

Fucked up all entrances got into a shit college atleast going to a hostel free from parents
Thinking of a partial drop
How and where should I start from like lectures since I wont be able to do prayas and ig will spamming pyqs and mock tests be enough?
What should be my monthly planner till may next year
Gonna regive boards
Gonna be giving jee bitsat mhtcet and other exams like manipal comedk etc
Lwk dont know how imma do it and how much ill have to sacrifice
Could anyone give a really check if anyone has ever attempted a partial drop
Thanking you in advance

I have 90.7 percentile in MHT-CET(NT-C) and I want to do partial drop for JEE. So, if you guys know some colleges which are lenient in attendance, assignments and examinations then, comment names of them.

Note: Don't advice to take full drop or no drop.

I scored 96.2 percentile in mains 26 and 90 in adv(not qualified). I did coaching for 2 years and tired of it. I want to take a drop year but do self study only, and online IF MUST warna not. No financial constraints in study matter. Can I get 99+ in jee mains and under 5k in adv 2027? Someone who has gone through the same kindly advice me. What to do which books to follow and some precautions. Tysm you would be of great help.

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

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Hello folks!

I really need some guidance from people who are preparing for JEE while already studying in college.

A little background: 2025 was my drop year, but unfortunately I could only score 84 percentile in JEE Main. I'm now joining a Tier 3 engineering college through WBJEE, but I genuinely want to give JEE another serious attempt while continuing college.

I have a few questions:

1. How are you managing both college academics and JEE preparation? What's your daily routine like?

2. Which test series would you recommend—Allen, PW, MathonGo, Competishun, or something else? Which one is closest to the actual JEE level?

3. Are your parents supportive of your decision? If not, how are you convincing them or dealing with the pressure? (In my case, my father has only 3–4 years left before retirement, so he wants me to continue college instead of taking any more risks.)

4. Which resources are you following for Physics, Chemistry, and Maths? Are you relying on coaching material, YouTube, or standard books?

5. For those who have actually improved their percentile while in college, what was the biggest change in your preparation strategy?

6. Looking back, what are the biggest mistakes to avoid while preparing alongside college?

I'd also appreciate any general advice from people who have been through this journey. Even if you couldn't crack JEE after joining college, I'd love to know what you learned from the experience.

Thanks in advance!

THOSW who took double drop , how s everything going , are you able to maintain the momentum again ?

My IIT JEE story ended with a horrendous 18609 rank and being a gen male student I cannot afford IIT with this rank...Parents not allowing for full drop and try one last time for IIT..Will go to NIT and take drop (jee mains 99.36 percentile) ...how much free time can we get per day for self study in NIT?..After jee mains in Jan can we drop the last semester totally ?If I dont get IIT next year also then will I have to repeat the year or just the semester ..please help?.Is semester drop possible in nit ?

so im going to a tier 3 clg after drop ik i fuced up but i still feel ki i can do better i am gonan take partial drop i just want to get a nit so if i join next year which is very tough wont i be old like kahin mujhe budde wali feeling to nhi aaegi na nits mai cuz idt jee adv 3rd attempt would happen so im preppign for nits plus someone tell i have started study and also can some thoda bahut drop strategy hwo to handl this

I've got around 95.5 in mhtcet and 84.7 in jee mains and scored 50 marks in jee advanced. Anyone who took a partial drop for jee at these percentiles? (Please guide)

I was a complete online studet in grade 11th & 12th, in partial drop i was doing self study. In 2025 98.4X%ile in JM & 33k in JA. I really want to help students based on best of my knowledge. You guys can ask Q...I have given a brief of my past..

My parents absolutely fucked up my college admissions. I had plans to write a few private college exams and apply to a few colleges because I had a decent jee percentile too but my parents forbided me because they had plans to send me to a government college (via management seat) in my home state and I don't mind that but I would've liked a few backups but they feared i would take that as an opportunity to go to these fancy private colleges if I did get in (idfk what they were actually thinking honestly) so obviously I didn't apply to any colleges nor write any exams. Till yesterday my parents put me under the impression that I was going to attend the government college and then they drop the fucking bomb that they actually misheard the lady at the office and I wasn't given a seat, I was just given a spot on the waitlist and now they called and informed us that no one has cancelled their seat so I won't be getting an admission. So yeah, now I'm going to have to take a drop for no godamn reason 😭 and before y'all come in the comments being all like I should've studied for a merit seat instead of management, for starters, I didn't exactly want to go to this college and secondly its near to impossible to get in here for me bcz I'm aware of my abilities and I know the chances of me getting in is slim.

Anyways my big question what do I even do this next year? My parents are giving me the choice to either go for coaching or no coaching, it's up to me. But I don't want to waste any of their money by going for coaching for one more year and I know it's going to be useless bcz the college they wanna send me to is very very hard to get in and I definitely cannot get in through merit. But on the other hand if I don't go for coaching I'm gonna be so out of touch with all the topics and would have a hard time when college starts. I'd also like to work on myself and do something other than just studying bcz if I start coaching ik I will be completely behind that. Can you guys tell me how the drop year was for you and what did you do? And how you were feeling (I'm alr feeling terrible abt the fact that my friends r going to college and not me). I'm genuinely feeling so miserable right now bcz the thought of drop year puts so much anxiety in me (I don't come from a toxic household but I'd rather not sit at home all the time, it would just cause problems).