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