r/partialdropperforjee

got 98.5 in mains, 245 in bitsat, jan ke baad dukh main tha aur boht tp kiya aur padha nhi, thinking of partial drop, can i take a iiit(like guwahati or pune) cse and manage it side by side?

Rule 1 Dont take partial drop

Rule 2 Read rule 1

Either go college or take full drop

Hey everyone, I really need some honest guidance from people who have actually gone through a partial drop and succeeded (or even failed and learned from it). My best attempt this year was 97.6 percentile in Session 1. After that, boards came up and honestly I completely lost momentum. I was surrounded by people who had almost given up on JEE, got influenced badly, started wasting time playing games, stopped taking Advanced seriously, and overall ruined the consistency I had built. Lately it hit me that I basically sabotaged my own preparation. Right now I’m again giving my 100%, but I genuinely don’t know whether I’ll even qualify/perform well in Advanced anymore. At the moment I’m thinking of either: Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur Chemical or Indian Institute of Information Technology Nagpur CSE and then maybe taking a partial drop for JEE 2027. A little about my prep: Was in ALLEN Career Institute classroom program in 11th–12th I still have all Allen modules Physics: moderate/decent (scored around 70 marks in physics in both attempts) Maths: comparatively strong (98.7 percentile in maths with 44 marks) Organic chemistry: very weak Biggest issue honestly = consistency + environment + discipline after Jan attempt I wanted to ask partial droppers who improved significantly: Was partial drop worth it for you mentally and academically? How hard is it to manage college + JEE together realistically? Between VNIT Chemical and IIIT Nagpur CSE, which would be better for a partial drop environment/workload? Since time is limited in a partial drop, which resources should I strictly stick to? Are Allen modules + PYQs enough if used properly? Did you completely avoid lectures during partial drop or still watch them for weak topics? Biggest mistakes you made during your partial drop? How did you avoid burnout/FOMO/college distractions? How many hours did you genuinely study daily while in college? Is improving from ~97.5 percentile to a strong NIT/top rank realistically possible in a partial drop? Also if someone improved especially in organic chemistry during partial drop, please guide me on: teachers/resources revision strategy question practice approach And lastly, if anyone here secured a really good percentile/rank through a partial drop, I’d genuinely appreciate any roadmap/advice/reality check. I don’t want to repeat the same mistakes again.

I mean josaa me participate kar rha hun main. so abhi bna lun ya adv ke results ke baad banau ?
And abhi bna lene se koi problem hogi kya ?
Aisa koi fixed date hai kya ki iske baad generally banana chahiye ?

context : 39k crl general hs up may get iiit's cse in csab should I opt for a partial drop as my parents are hesitant for a full one or should I settle? seniors and fellow peers enlighten me

Geometry, pnc, binomial, probability and random miscellaneous topics are extremely weak,

In Physics, thermodynamics, fluids,heat transfer, calorimetry, and rotation are weak

In ioc block chemistry, redox titration, ionic equilibrium are weak,

Organic chemistry, and rest topics are pretty much strong, I DIDN'T DO PYQ'S FROM A SINGLE CHAPTER THIS YEAR and relied only on some class notes and mocks

Is there any scope of improvement?

thinking of partial drop in jee with clg srm ktr ece , as parents are against full drop , Any tips !

please suggest some good private colleges where taking a partial drop is possible, and if I leave the college later, I won’t have to pay the full 4 years’ fees

Got 94.65%ile this year. I have some options like MAIT, MSIT, CS and ECE branches, HBTU Chemical, MMMUT CS, DTU Civil and PIE. What should I join??

So I got 90 ile in jee mains April attempt and I'm thinking of partial drop cause my parents are not allowing me to take a full drop , I have convinced them but they're not allowing me so what college should I go for like that won't be too hectic , my home state is UP please help if you can my rank is 1.5 lakh

Background: 12thie, got 97.2 percentile in S2, now preparing for BITSAT.
Some people might consider this a good percentile but I feel it isn't enough for me. Currently I'm getting a good tier 2 collage in my state(Gujarat), Nirma University. If BITSAT dosen't go well I want to take a partial drop. I want to study mainly for advance in that time and give jee mocks in Jan, if any partial droppers are reading this please guide me. I want my primary target to be advance so that I can fulfill the IIT dream that I failed at.

I also can't take a full drop since I know I will not study(I have not been seriously studying since last 2 months), a change of environment would greatly help

boards result came out recently and im not happy, cet mei bhi kuch ukhada nahi

parents are not allowing for full drop

im gonna try my best for jee adv during a partial drop

things i need to do next year

1. reattempt boards next year

2. appear for jee mains

3. appear for cet

4. appear for jee advanced

i think within 7-8 months i can score well in jee m idk about advanced. im also scared about managing college + prep

please help how should i go about this. willing to give it my all. also please share colleges through boards marks with lenient attendance

This year i got 97.1 %ile and wanted to take a partial drop for a year
Anyone planning for that things or in the same situation can pls dm me I want some advice

Gotta take a second drop year coz of financial issues not getting any edu loan also coz of weak income profile and no property collateral sorted. Or shall I take admission in a tier 3 college and skillmax which seems difficult coz I think if I wait a year I think I'll get better college with good placement thinking of giving comedk also in this year after studying and also skills maxing in this year

I am taking a partial drop while studying in the ECE branch at a tier 3 private college. My college will start in August, and I’ll try to complete 80% of the syllabus by then. Is taking a partial drop with the ECE branch manageable?

Context: I took 12th boards this year and as jee adv is getting closer I am starting to consider taking a partial drop as opposed to a full drop because using college predictors I figured I am getting ECE branch in NIT Rourkela and I don't want to throw away that opportunity. From other posts I have gathered that ECE is quite tough and time consuming.

Question: Is it possible to manage advanced oriented jee prep while studying ECE? Will I get atleast 7-8 hrs for jee prep on regular days assuming I stay disciplined enough in first and second semester of ECE?

I am grateful for any help that comes my way.