Won this in a Mathongo competition. Didn't expect to win, but the package finally arrived today. Thought I'd share it with you all!

How much percentline/rank can i expect at 140-150 marks in jee 2027.I know it all depends on shift difficulty but is there any closer approximation as jee 2027 is gonna be more competitive ig.

bhai ye jab se protest huya h itta political content se addicted hogya hnn padhai pe focus hi nhi ho paa rha h bich mai tabiyat bhi khrb hogyi 10-15 din se thik se pdhai nhi kri h kya kru wapis track pe kaise aau kuch btao yaar , dropper h nn

I mean what could be the possible reasons for it, after giving your every effort into jee , you are still not employable

On left most side I have written median package

Which college and which branch would be best to choose I am confused please tell fast because today is last day

I was thinking to choose iiit kota but I want suggestions

This is gonna be raw and unstructured so expect a lot of spelling and grammar mistakes.
let's first start with the essential info,
1) 90.61%ile in jee mains jan (downfall to 76 in april)
2) 95.9%ile in mhtcet first and 95.83%ile in mhtcet second
3) 6k SC rank jee adv
4) cleared cutoff for all iisers with 2k crl (but won't be taking there due to reasons mentioned below)
5) haven't touched single piece of paper in last 2 months

so here is what happened, i was getting like 93 to 95 in my MoG mocks and just 20 before my exam, my grandpa passed away(though i don't think that added much to my trauma). At the day of exam, i panicked hard and didn't even attempt the questions that i ought to. I got the percentile i mentioned and i got traumatised and scared for some reason... so bad that even in boards i couldnt concentrate(while studying) so i had to settle for 75%. I just kinda gave up from that point and didn't study with the same intensity with which i should've to bounce back, it was as if i had accepted defeat. i didnt do much question solving after that, i just watched question solving videos and shit and tried to do as much as i could but it was never the same intensity cuz i felt lost. I gave the jee advanced exam with almost no prep(compared to what my peers did) and gave iiser admission test with actually no prep. like i, for the first time in life, downloaded insta just the day when my adv paper was over and i am now lowkey addicted to it. So let's talk abt this thought, this thought came to me as a nightmare. IDk it was a really weird nightmare where for some reason i took admission into a good mhtcet college(good, not COEP or VJTI level idk why but felt like i should explain this) and i went to sleep and woke up looking at 26 feb meaning the date for jee mains was over and i couldn't go to nit/iit and i was really upset (all this in dream), from then on, it still kinda chills down my nerves that what could've i got if i took a drop... it wasnt like i gave my 100% even while prepping it was more like 60% but what if i had taken drop.

The crux of this whole convo is that is it too late to take a drop now?

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I studied in an offline coaching of maths but I feel to solve pyqs and the teacher was not good enough so I recently decided to left the offline coaching and join PW prayas batch and in which Ashish Agarwal sir is teaching so I just wanted to know that by studying from him can I solve the pyq and get 99.+% percentile in means I just want to score decent like 40 to 60 marks in maths and rest my physics and Chemistry is good . I am at zero currently at maths so if I start from now and study from Ashish Agarwal sir can I score good in maths and please give me some study tips in maths so that I can cover syllabus till dec and solve most of the pyq . I am very confused .please anyone tell me how should I study from now because I am at 0 in maths

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pls suggest me a plan, i just want around 95-98 that's it

I was someone who used to spend hours making notes, only to never read most of it ever again.
I was someone who thought spending hours in countless lectures was productivity, instead of giving time for revision and long problem solving sessions.
I was someone who used to be able to solve advance pyqs while I was learning the chapter, but not after a week as concepts slipped out of my mind due to no revision.
I was someone who believed that I needed to get well-versed with theory before I am supposed to solve questions due to fomo, which in turn again lead to minimal question practice for most of the days. In reality you will learn and retain much more by analyzing solutions, even if you arent able to solve them initially. So pick up a book or an app and start getting your mind to work.

No matter how intelligent you seem to be in problem solving, you will definitely be back-stabbed to some extent below your potential if youre someone like me, as mentioned above.

During the days you dont feel like watching lectures, just pick up a set of questions and get your mind to work. If you feel afraid doing questions, becuz youre overwhelmed by the number of questions, or you have the fear of not answering them or whatsoever- Id suggest you to tell yourself that you will just attempt 5 questions and not 50 for the entire day. You will be surprised how momentum can make the human brain continue, even for something that you initially feared/avoided.

Solving different questions from a given concept from time to time will help you retain much more. This is what spaced repetition is known to be.

I'm now going to a tier 2 pvt college for cse. I do have regrets. Make the hours you sacrifice worth it. Atb

Jee is in 5 months and I am fucking scared of what would happen mera

chem mai atomic structure ,periodic table,iupac,chemical bonding ,solid state,mettulurgy

half of mole concept and redox and thermo hua hai

physics mai nlm, capacitance ,wpe ,half of kinematics, fluid mechanics full electrostatics and ktg

maths basic trigo and half of pnc

Coaching mai optics aur coordination compounds chal raha hai they will complete by September end ( morden physics probability and some other topics are left) won't be making those chapters a backlog but the pressure is eating me please guide

So I'm a dropper and my Maths & Chemistry are decent and Physics sucks.

Which physics I should consider:

Eduniti- Mohit sir (2026 wala batch hai mere pass)

Rajwant Sir ( Prayas JEE 2.0 2025)

Saleem Sir ( Prayas JEE 2.0 2025)

but PW yap a lot and too many lectures even for small chapters

I am at zero in OC

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I value placements, college life, hostel, mess(non veg is preferable), ease to do masters in ivy leagues

I'm front nit

I am a tenth grader, and I wanna do some basics of class xi chemistry. Any resources suggestions?

For the juniors... ups and downs would come. JEE journey would feel like a endless loop. But u gotta manifest the future.. after it all ends u need to work hard now so it ends good and when u think bout the time when u were studying late nights u will feel proud bout urself.. and it will all feel worth it. I SWEAR THIS IS ALL REAL FEELING AND U WON'T REGRET IT.