Hey it's been a while, been a while since my last melodramatic post, I got great response on it, I can't love this sub enough, thank you all, sincerely.
Last two weeks have been constant crazy, and I've mentally broken, my parents are too fixiated on joining a college. And so I will.
I'll remove hide my last post since it's not relevant now, thank you for all your support once again...
I'll keep it brief, I scored horrible (never actually tried),for some reason found this burning desire to drop and 'be better'), my parents were against this, and for the first time in life I was actually enjoying studies (completed mole concept, vectors, kinematics, etc)
But with bit of pressure and moreover hope for future, I'll join college. I've always prioritised delayed gratification over sudden gratification
12th standard kids are not supposed to worry about placement, yet we do, why? I refuse to look far into the future and deep into the past, I'll try to make much out of my first year
Am I giving up on JEE? Not really I will try partial drop, but really unsure about it. It won't be my main priority, so my college is kinda fixed.
For those wondering what I got, I have Manipal Jaipur and UPES, I know I know tier 2.5s, but I have just realised I don't really care.
I plan on studying futher, and I just don't care where I do my undergrad from, I wanted good colleges because of external factors (sounds cliche but it's the only truth) I really don't care about college, as long as I can have fun.
I know some of you may be disappointed, I'm sorry, I'm sorry to myself, I'm the one who got himself in this situation, I will very well make it out of here.
They say JEE is not an exam for your PCM skills, it's an exam for life, and truly it is
So here's everything I learnerd from my on/off fucked up JEE prep:
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Start, just start, it will feel much better after 15 minutes, you'll enjoy it. No matter what exam, what task just start
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Be consistence, really if you be consistence you are already above 95% of crowd
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It's true that those who start early will always have edge, but it's never too late to be decent, just too late to be a perfectionist, so I don't care if you are in 11th, 12th, drop year, if you have 2 years left or 1 year or 6 months or 1 month or 7 days, just start and be consistence , screenshot this, you will only feel weight of this after giving your JEE examination
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There are endless opportunities
I've read enough Quora, reddit, watched enough
... keep reading on reddit ➡FTII is Film and Television Institute of India. SRFTI is Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute.
Can you share your thought process about this examination ? How are you preparing and what all you need to do to crack this ? The last date for registrations in 31st Jan and the exam is on 24th Feb.
I want to try Neet Next Year.. Thinking about just giving mocks in Institutions...But Don't know what to do with my doubts? Any help?
my_qualifications: 2018 B.com Graduate,Couldn't crack M.com entrance of du after 1 year preprations and even failed in Cs Executive thrice.Then gave govt exams for two years couldn't crack one.Now stuck with 3.5 year educational gap.
Is Ioe entrance examination postponed due to the increasing corona cases?
Suppose I get a good ranking, will I lose my seat in government college if I make delay in admission?
As the title says when will Csit exams happen? I have not done any preparation (regarding studies) so how concerned should I be? And what kind of job can I do while studying it in bachelor?
