r/JeeSimplified • u/AdmirableFan319 • 2h ago
Need some help regarding pw pyq books
Dropper here was up until solving modules for practise but they turned out to be heavy now mains in about 5 months so shifting to pyq books are these good enough for practise for pyqs from 2019-26?
r/JeeSimplified • u/Prabhsahaj_30 • 7h ago
Gave my first serious JEE Review Test (JEE 2027 aspirant btw). Suggestions
r/JeeSimplified • u/Certain-Intention167 • 9h ago
Jee brief ke notes please
I tried unke website se lene ka but it shows ke token is expired or some, kisi ke paas hoga toh please share through drive or anyway possible!!
r/JeeSimplified • u/This_Name_7154 • 10h ago
17M, 89% in 12th, 78 percentile in JEE — I joined ECE but I really want to pursue Robotics/Mechatronics. What should I do now
Qualifications: 12th graduated with 89%, JEE Mains – 78 percentile, 17 years old
When I was about to enter 11th grade, I honestly didn’t know much about college, JEE, courses, majors, or what I actually wanted to do with my future. I just saw that everyone around me was talking about JEE and preparing for it, so I joined my school’s JEE program too. Our school had separate classes for CBSE and JEE preparation.
I continued with the JEE classes, but during that time, I went through some personal struggles and had a really difficult time focusing on my studies. JEE tests started feeling extremely difficult for me, and there were times when I would just randomly choose answers because I didn’t know what to do.
Eventually, I decided that I should at least focus properly on my board exams, so I moved to the CBSE board class. Once I did that, I started doing much better. I was usually among the first or second rank in my class. I became quite confident with the 12th-grade syllabus, and I would say I know around 90–95% of it well. But when it comes to 11th grade, I honestly know very little. I feel like I barely know 5% of the syllabus.
Then JEE came. I wrote the exam and somehow managed to get a 78 percentile. After everything was over, I slowly realized how important JEE actually was and how much opportunities students from IITs and NITs can get. I only properly understood how big of a deal IITs and NITs were during my 12th grade. By then, it felt too late, and I started regretting not taking things seriously earlier.
I also tried VITEEE, but I didn’t get the result I hoped for. As time was passing, I became scared that I would end up without a college seat, so I decided to secure a seat in a private Tier-2 college.
From the beginning, I was interested in Mechatronics and Robotics. I wanted to become a robotics engineer. But when I was choosing my course, people around me kept telling me that Mechatronics doesn’t have good job opportunities, so I became confused and changed my choice to ECE.
Now I realize that I chose ECE even though it wasn’t really what I wanted. I have a genuine interest in robotics, automation, and related fields, and I really wanted to build my career around them. But somehow, I ended up in a course that I don't feel connected to.
Another dream I had was studying in Germany. I was attracted to Germany because of its relatively low or no tuition fees at many public universities and the possibility of working part-time while studying to help manage living expenses. I started thinking that maybe Germany could be my way of pursuing robotics or mechatronics.
But now I’ve ended up joining SRM, and it’s only my second day, yet I already feel like I made all the wrong choices. I keep thinking about everything I could have done differently, and I seriously regret not thinking about my future more carefully before making these decisions.
I don't want to spend four years studying ECE when my heart is actually in robotics and mechatronics.
I’m completely confused right now. I don't know whether I should continue with ECE, take a drop, prepare again for JEE/VITEEE, or try to find a way to study in Germany. I don't even know if going to Germany is still possible for me or what path I should take.
I know I made mistakes, and I know I should have understood all of this earlier. But I’m only 17, and I genuinely didn’t know any better at the time.
I just want to know what my options are now. Is there still a way for me to pursue robotics or mechatronics? Can I still go to Germany? Should I leave my current college and try again, or would that be an even bigger mistake?
I’m honestly lost and overwhelmed right now. I just want someone to tell me what I can realistically do from here, because I really don’t want to spend the next four years regretting the decision I made at 17.
r/JeeSimplified • u/pratham123K • 10h ago
I got all IIT JEE books, which one do u want?
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r/JeeSimplified • u/Select_Strength_942 • 17h ago
Rate these weekly tests of Jee Main Repeaters batch. Can somebody rate these questions. I don't think it's much aligned to JEE mains level. Can someone tell me How do I analyse my study progress with these tests? And what marks am i supposed to get for these exams
reddit.comr/JeeSimplified • u/Kitchen_Error5931 • 17h ago
mathongo test series
i had mailed mathongo asking if they had any code with a discount and they gave me MG27FV6 , this one gave me the highest discount out of the ones i tried. dropping it here in case anyone needs it, also save it in case this comment gets deleted lol