r/mht_cet

What's plan B if things don't work out“

Just curious to know different perspectives. If CET doesn’t go the way you’re hoping, what would you constructively do next?

Please keep it real and practical, like exploring other exams, taking a drop year, trying different courses, or shifting plans. Let’s keep this space positive and focused on solutions, not extreme reactions. This could actually help others who are feeling unsure too.”

I was Doing Pyqs and questions of kinetics and saw that they dont give some log values and give very bad calculations even the options are similar to each other. Do i need to remember log 2,3,5 or Ln values And are there any tricks for calculations or something Edit: I just found out that they do provide log tables it was just me that didnt see that

Lage pade hai koi bata do kaha se padhu

Is it just me or anybody else too?

Btw suggest me some easy chapters for chemistry from where I can gain marks easily

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Question 2 ka answer (2) 16 percent koi detail me samjha do

Hsc boards result when????

For past a month i have seen rise in posts which asks study advice etc with a seductive photo included.

Such type of posts degrade the quality of this subreddit.

My requests to mods is that, there should be stricter actions against this.

such posts doesn't provide any value to students.

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Is it true?

What do you think??

And most probably I think after 17th...what do you guys think??

My preference is any circuital branch . Preferably in COEP , VJTI or any other good college .

I've heard people saying 120 marks pe 92%iel ayegi in second attempt is this true if it is ? Then y'll are cooked