▲ 2 r/mht_cet
13s2 and i shat my pants
kuch nai bhai, ho gaya hai padhke, thoda tension aa raha hai, vo exam ke pehle ka feeling, aur padhte padhte maine paada, aur gadbad ho gayi jara sii
u/Altruistic-Top5232 — 2 days ago
u/Altruistic-Top5232
▲ 52 r/mht_cet
naya phone le liya (wo vera purana kharab ho raha to wo alag hai) but honestly, very grateful to them, and they're satisfied (wo islie bhi kyoki mai 30% disabled hu, permanent disability, as in, i have no vision in one eye, due to an accident 7 years ago, i also don't qualify for pwd as the benchmark is 40%, so have to live with this, forever. I suppose- God made me disabled, but not disabled enough to avail any benefit from it. ) Only i know how difficult it is, to live with one eye, which probably i will have to bear forever, its fine really, ive accepted it. And i'm going to score good in mht cet, scoring 100-110 in mocks, will give my 100%. thank you for reading this. and also, ive applied for re-evaluation with photocopy of hsc marks, criteria meet ho raha hai, par kam die hai unho ne. i will prove everyone wrong who thought my life is over aur ab ye kya hi kar payega. sab ka mu chup kardia 10th me 90% la ke, ab 12th mai bhi. achhe college me jaunga, not doing this for anyone. ANYONE else, except me and my parents. i will not give up and succeed no matter what.
u/Altruistic-Top5232 — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/trekkingIndia
This is my first post
A bit about me:
I’ve done Bhrigu Lake trek 2 yrs before, so I’m not a complete beginner, and I dis it pretty comfortably
Comfortable with moderate altitude, but I know Rupin is a step up
Decent fitness, currently preparing for longer days. I will have a porter so that's one thing off my plate. (Sorry for long post)
What I’m specifically looking for:
- Weather & ground conditions (late May / early June)
What kind of night temperatures did you face at higher camps?
Snow sections near the pass – how intense / risky are they?
Any specific gear you were glad you carried (or regret not carrying)?
- Trek difficulty reality check
How does it actually compare to Bhrigu Lake?
Which days are the toughest (mentally + physically)?
Anything that caught you off guard?
- Gear advice (important)
Are waterproof gloves + outer layer enough for summit day?
Any must-have small items people usually overlook?
- Wildlife / bird photograph
I’ll be carrying my Nikon Coolpix P610 mainly for birding
Is it practical to carry and use regularly, or does weight/trek pace make it difficult?
What kind of birds/wildlife did you spot on this route?
Any specific sections where photography opportunities are better?
5. Yuvashakti-specific feedback (if any)
* How was your experience with them?
* Pace, safety, food, and campsite quality?
- Any mistakes to avoid
Things you wish you did differently
Common rookie errors on this trek
I’m trying to go in well-prepared, not overpacked, and would really appreciate detailed insights rather than generic tips.
What I have in mind for layering:
Upper body
Base: polyester T-shirt
Light mid: thin polyester jacket
Mid: fleece (primary warmth while moving)
Outer: softshell (wind protection)
Shell: waterproof rain jacket
Insulation: puffer (camp/stops only)
Thermals: only for sleep/early morning
Lower body
Trekking pants (quick-dry)
Thermal bottom (night only)
Waterproof shell pants (wind/rain/snow)
Socks
2–3 trekking socks (rotate, keep dry)
1 warm pair (sleep only)
Footwear
Mid/high ankle trekking shoes (broken-in)
Optional gaiters
Accessories
Gloves (fleece/wool, optional waterproof outer)
Wool/synthetic cap
Buff/neck gaiter
Sunglasses
Sun cap
Thanks in advance!
u/Altruistic-Top5232 — 14 days ago