Should I start preparing seriously or Opt Out?
This is my score in IPMAT Rohtak Mock Test 1.
I posted the JIPMAT score too recently. I am below-average (can say bad:D) at Quants, haven't studied it since class 10th. Haven't studied LR properly ever and I guess I am decent with VA+RC. I was thinking to start my IPMAT+JIPMAT prep from today but though it would be better to check my level first then proceed further.
Do you guys think I should prepare by looking at the score or I should opt out and think about something else?
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Being real, do consider other options too
Focus more on CUET, if you consider that as an option
I am a humanities student and 1st year law student but I do not want to pursue it further.
So do you really think I don't stand a chance and should focus on other options?
Since you're a law student, LR shouldn't be a problem. I can relate with you on maths, however, Rohtak is a possibility. What is really alarming is VA, as English is not only useful for VA but also for QA (because there are some questions that are very easy but require comprehension). Considering you're a law student, and if you gave CLAT, you must've had a practice of English and LR. Don't take one mock's scores to your heart. Give some more. See if you are in the same range. If yes, then, I mean, it will not be easy but karne ko toh kuch bhi kiya ja sakta hai...
I was also a CLAT aspirant... messed up the exam on the D-day so I know very well not to take mock scores seriously. Simply treat them as practice and diagnosis.
You have time. There are no sectional cutoffs in rohtak (though you might be hounded in the interview), so you do have the advantage of letting your other two strong sections guide you through.
All the best buddy.
Its not over until it is - but again, be practical and have some backups.
Thanks a lot.
I would plan for backups serioulsy too but I have heard that the studies and curriculum is very rigorous and draining in Rohtak but I want to focus on my side hustle & other skills development.
So do you think I should consider Rohtak or just target for JIPMAT?
They both have pros and cons of their own. You need to analyse which college aligns with your interests/goal better. I would suggest prepare well for both since the pattern is similar, and then make a decision after the results.
yeah, was thinking the same. Thanks for the advise.