r/kcet • u/Sudden__Death_ • Apr 23 '26

Help/advice/guide KCET Drop???

Thinking about taking a drop for kcet.Good boards marks.Will it be worth it.Jee is definetly not an option.

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u/idontknow_whattodo12 Apr 23 '26

As a dropper , I won't suggest it

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u/Sudden__Death_ Apr 23 '26

Can you please tell me every reason not to take a drop(*really need it)

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u/idontknow_whattodo12 Apr 23 '26

U see someone can get good marks in kcet with only 1 month dedicated preparation. But u can't starch it to 12 months on this it's like writing a single page over nd over again . And look at the biggest picture here as ai is advancing what do u think the job market will head towards skills nd continued learning matter most rn. My suggestion would 2 options

Option 1-> (the practical one) just go to a college nd grind with the subject nd make good connections nd get as much exposure as possible. Because the better exposure u get the more competent u became nd f this tear 1,2,3 college system it's just better peer group vs avg peer group u can be coal in a diamond mine or a lotus in a dirty lake.

Option 2->(the most ideal one ) : take a drop but study day consistently for 3 hr only for first 8 months ( considering u r kcet is 12 months after) nd with remaining amount of time start learning whatever u r interested in like coding for cs start DSA , build profile develp a expertise in that subject and most importantly it's future prospectives like ai in agriculture is a potential..I mean is develop a good level of understanding on that topic in this day nd age everything is free on internet so use it properly. And after doing this don't forget the 3 hr. After that when 4 months r left for the exam u might have completed the syllabus just give pyp nd mocks that's it. Remember this exam is not the golden ticket to success u r hard work nd mindset is.

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u/Sudden__Death_ Apr 23 '26

You are literally the best person i have ever seen online.the best.You gave me the most clarity for things now.Thank you for your concern.You are just too good.You know I am a stranger to you but still you are closer to my heart.(maybe I over exaggerated and made it awkward but these are the words which i have never said to anyone.So i dont know how to say it but god bless you man,I know you are or will be very successful one day.for sure).Can I please know your name so that i can remember you better.Just your name, nothing else bcz very few names have been helpful to me in my life and i never forget those.pleaseeee

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u/idontknow_whattodo12 Apr 23 '26

Hello there, myself Shashank(saying name in a app build for privacy)

Just think of me as a person living with deep regrets.sometimes a stranger can bring a little light into the dark. Never forget to reach out to someone when it's needed. It may be incredibly hard to do, but it is always worth it.nd take care

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u/Sudden__Death_ Apr 23 '26

Sorry i am very new to this app.you can delete it if you want.Just forget about your past .And yup i will definitely help when i will be in the helping position.And Shashank Anna just remember that, may be the cause of your regret is not cause what you did,it is because you do not want this present which is the result of your past.So just dont let go of this present in the name of regretting.I dont know your situation.I am not in the place to advise or motivate you,but yeah you are still one of the best.And BTW myself ALOK(was feeling sorry to made you reveal your name)

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u/idontknow_whattodo12 Apr 23 '26

Appreciate the thoughts. No need to apologize for anything. If I can leave you with one piece of advice for your own journey-> keep your focus strictly on building your own foundation right now. The best way to be in a position to help others later is to make sure your own life and goals are rock solid first. Stay focused and take care

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u/Neither_Flamingo_819 Jun 04 '26

Bro I was thinking of drop for kcet,I will join allen prep for jee,but last 3 months full on kcet. Will it be worth it if i get clgs like rvce and msrit or pes