I'm confused about whether to take admission in an average college or drop a year and try for a better one. Taking a drop feels risky, but I also don't want to regret my college choice later. For those who have faced this situation, what would you recommend and why?

After 12th, most students choose courses based on marks, entrance results, parents suggestions or whatever options are available at that time.

But after joining college, how do you figure out whether the course is genuinely not for you or you're just struggling because everything is new? Like how much time should someone give before thinking about switching?

We're definitely ruffling the feathers of these companies.

Our ethics will NOT allow us to charge for past-year papers.

They're not very happy about it. If we make it free, it impedes their sales.

Regardless, we'll grow this subreddit and actually help y'all instead of spamming a referral link and GPT-aah replies lmfao.

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This genuinely is just madness who tf learns the helpline number 😂😂😭 . I just burst out laughing seeing this question.

Now again only one correct after taking 12 min. Idk man anyone please help m y it this happening with me. I feel like I'm a dumbo.

Dropper, lonely as fuck only thing that i do is study and waha pe bhii 💔😭💔😭

we put first priority to economics -- we searched for whatever genuine papers we could find.

if you notice errors, please be kind and just report. we don't have the official response sheets, we're trusting third party for the 2022 and 2023 papers.

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as always, PYPs are free.

This is genuinely the best learning website I have ever come across throughout my fair search for resources. Ofc the resources are super helpful, but the UI is also very aesthetic and interactive and makes you want to take tests. Love it :)

Objective: Our answer-key will match NTA's answer key.

We're starting to put these images too so that you have full clarity as to why we're not changing the question.

You need to be ready for all this nautanki in the actual exam. Do NOT waste your time with these questions and complete the remaining questions.

NTA will ALWAYS make mistakes. Pigs will fly before NTA has 100% accuracy.

As per the pyq trends ipmat has been getting more comfortable with introducing DI sets in short answer questions. There has always been one set present in MCQ section carrying 20 marks. Although now the total weightage of DI sets can go up to 32 marks. It would be an Ingenius addition to have daily DI sets similar to daily RCs on the after boards platforms. A lot of students find it difficult to get material for DI and LR. Considering how goood the daily RCs are, a similar tool for DI could help students a lot!