I'm 23, graduated from a T3 institute, had an average college life, and got an average job. Meanwhile some of my friends got in T1/1.5 institutes, had the best college life, the best clubs/fests and got high-paying jobs after graduation.

I regret being naive and immature in my JEE days, your efforts further in life would be much more valued if you crack JEE, being a guy from XYZ college takes you nowhere in this nation. You guys still have the opportunity, study hard like it's the end of the world, and trust me, it will all be worth it when you make it.

Like, Acc. To you, Which engineering degree is hardest???

Plz help genuine post.

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I feel like meri izzat lut li gayi hai and mujhe nanga kar diya gaya hai EK TO ACHE BHI NHI THE BILKUL NUMBER Ig I kinda needed that......lekin PHIR BHIIIIII GHANGHOR BEZATIII!!!!!!!

95 DAYS LEFT FOR JEE MAINS.. CAN I STILL GET 99%TILE IN MAINS????

THIS IS NOT RAGEBAITT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was playing around with number strings and noticed a really strange pattern. If you break consecutive numbers into groups that grow by one each time, a math magic trick happens where Pi (π) suddenly appears.

Here is how the grid starts:

* Group 1: 1

* Group 2: 2, 3

* Group 3: 4, 5, 6

* Group 4: 7, 8, 9, 10

* ...and so on.

Let's take Group 4 (7, 8, 9, 10) as an example. The size of this group is 4 numbers.

Now, pick each number in the group and find the absolute differences between it and all the other numbers in the same group, then add those differences up:

* For 7: The differences to 8, 9, and 10 are 1, 2, and 3. (1 + 2 + 3 = 6)

* For 8: The differences to 7, 9, and 10 are 1, 1, and 2. (1 + 1 + 2 = 4)

* For 9: The differences to 7, 8, and 10 are 2, 1, and 1. (2 + 1 + 1 = 4)

* For 10: The differences to 7, 8, and 9 are 3, 2, and 1. (3 + 2 + 1 = 6)

Next, take the reciprocal (1 divided by the sum) for each number, and add them all together:

* (1/6) + (1/4) + (1/4) + (1/6) = 0.8333

Finally, multiply that total by the size of the group (which is 4):

* 0.8333 × 4 = 3.3333

Here is the crazy part: As you go deeper down the grid and the groups get bigger, this final number locks directly onto Pi (3.14159...)!

* With a group size of 10, the answer is 3.1709

* With a group size of 100, the answer is 3.1418

* With a group size of 1,000, the answer is 3.14159

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Hey everyone,
before I explain my situation, I wanna make sure yall know about my goals, limitations and why I am considering such a big decision…
if you could spare a bit of time pls read it fully and drop some advice or criticism or whatever u like 😊

Background-
I’am a Btech CSE student at a tier-3 college in Delhi. I was already a Dropper before joining and taking another drop would make me a 2^nd dropper.

honestly, I am not quite satisfied with my clg, I feel that the environment, opportunities, and the resources available here might not be sufficient for the kind of growth I’m looking for.

yes, ik ik…. I should have moved on with my life and should do best of what is already given to me, so for that same reason I decided to give this college a time period to see if things did actually work out for me or not… and its been 2 months already and ik for sure this clg aint for me

Before I get into the JEE part, I wanna let yall know something about me- I had less than 75% in class 12^th CBSE. I am fully aware of the fact that due to the boards criteria and me being a 2^nd dropper I cant get into IIT/NITs and most of the elite premier institutes.

I don’t wanna settle for a tier-2/3 institute again after a 2^nd drop, because being a 2^nd dropper comes with its own cons that is- Placement issues
So, it is kinda mandatory for me to join a tier-1 institute otherwise I wont end up in a significantly better position than I am right now.

there is no way I can get into IIT/NIT or some other elite tier-1 institutes, so why am I preparing again…?

the thing is since I am from Delhi I can target DTU/NSUT at a much safer %ile criteria…
and frankly speaking that is the only safety net I have…. ☹

I am not assuming admission will be easy, nor am I treating DTU/NSUT as guaranteed backups. I am trying to figure out whether another attempt would make sense or not?

well why did I fail before?
I was caught up in a prolonged chronic medical issue starting class 12^th and is still dragging till this day, back then I wasn’t in good physical or mental state to prepare properly… I still am not but I can manage my condition a bit better than before.

Interestingly, the attendance at my clg is quite relaxed and I get some free time for myself more than what I got when I was in school.

I want yall to please advise and guide me on these things-

1) Given my circumstances, should preparing for JEE make sense targeting DTU/NSUT?
2) or should I just stay in my current clg and focus on coding, projects, internships, and off-campus opportunities which I think wont get me far considering the situation of my clg….?
3) finally, tell me how do I prepare for ts again… starting with maths I have previous PW paid batches that I bought back in the day…

I am not asking anyone to validate my decision blindly, I want genuine help regarding this calculated risk or mistake that I am trying to justify…

I don’t want to make the post too big so feel free to ask me about my current situation, previous performance, medical situation or anything that might help you or me…

~thanks <3

TL;DR: Unhappy with my current college, considering a partial drop for DTU/NSUT despite being a double dropper with less than 75% in boards. Is it worth the risk, and how do I restart JEE prep, especially Maths?

So I'm doing physics from abj sir and just spamming pyqs but after seeing 2026 physics pyqs they lwk hard af compared to 2025 I feel like my preparation isnt enough what if 2027 ka paper is tougher and I won't be able to solve it since I'm doing solving pyqs? 🥀

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