End of JEE journey (3 yrs)

[Vishal]

I got 97.5 percentile in class 12, but only 78 percentile in the Jan 2026 (23s2) exam. Yeah, I messed up, but my April attempt (4s2) turned out decent!!

Edit: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u2qwcyb4ZfSsEGVCtud0xvxZLa8bbMc1/view?usp=drivesdk

My IOC short notes you asked for.

[Tanuja]

All the best for the future.

[Avni]

Hey, could you DM me? I need some help with my JEE prep and I think you're a senior in the community.

[Ashwin]

What happened in Jan? Definitely something serious, I feel.

[Rajat]

These past three years have been brutal. I failed class 12 (humanities), so I had to repeat and switched to PCM. While doing that I also prepared for JEE 2025, studying day and night, solving as many self‑made questions as I could, and finally hit 97.5 percentile. I got a seat at IIIT Bhopal last year but had to drop out midway because of financial issues—my mom is the sole earner. I kept going until December, then burnout hit hard and my mental health suffered. In the Jan 2023 (23s2) JEE I totally bombed, scoring just 78 percentile, losing all hope. I started again slowly, and in the April 2024 (4s2) attempt I managed around 98 percentile. It's not perfect, but I'm okay with feeling lost; life isn't that short. I'll work hard in college and hope for the best. JEE‑NEET folks, remember a drop year is risky; it can really mess with your mental health!

[Madhu]

Because there are so many books.

[Nandini]

It's not the destination but the journey that matters. All the best for your other exams, dude.

[Malini]

I'm about to start my JEE journey, joining 11th this year. I need books – please share if you can. I'll pay whatever is needed, as long as it's better than scrap.

[Vinay]

Bro, literally gonna fund his college tuition by selling those books.

[Vikas]

I could finish only two thick copies during my drop year, lol.

[Ritu]

You'll give the advice, right!?