Navigating JEE Advanced Second Round of Counseling: Insights from Prospective Students
Personal Perspective: Success and Choices
Bhavuk Jain, a recent success in the UPNEET counselling for the MBBS seat at NIIMS-Delhi, NCR Greater Noida, shares his experiences and insights. Despite the apprehensions of choosing a new medical school, Bhavuk reflects on the decision as a risk worth taking. His love for the campus and the university's facilities makes it a worthwhile venture.
Location and Campus Life
Bhavuk describes the campus in detail, appreciating its location, magnificient infrastructure, and the comfort of being close to a Nani House. The campus photographs, shared with everyone, highlight the beauty and modern amenities.
Future Plans and Objectives
Bhavuk shares his plans of starting classes on February 14th, 2022, and expresses his readiness for the new academic journey. His message to all is well-wishes and hope for better opportunities, emphasizing the excitement of starting a new lease of life in medicine.
Stateside Strategies: JH and AIQ Round 2
Punya, another aspirant, shares his current situation. He has been allotted SNMMCH Dhanbad in the All India Counselling Round 1, but had to opt for upgradation. Due to the withdrawal of a previously allotted seat, he faces a dilemma between state counselling and AIQ (All India Quota) round 2.
The Dilemma: SNMMCH vs AIQ
Punya describes his uncertainty and the risks associated with both choices. If he opts for state counselling and misses out on a better college, he will be stuck with Dhanbad. On the other hand, applying for AIQ could still offer him a chance to secure a more preferred college, but the risk is that he might not get any college at all.
The complicated scenario is highlighted through a flowchart, symbolizing the web of choices and outcomes that each student faces.
Updated Dates and Decisions
Punya has updated his story with the latest developments. The revision of JH Round2 dates, leading to a delay in AIQ Round2, has provided a backup through state quota. He has decided to resign from SNMMCH and look forward to AIQ Round2, feeling relieved about the upcoming decision-making process.
Conclusion: Balancing Risk and Reward
Both Bhavuk and Punya's stories illustrate the balancing act that students face when choosing colleges through JEE Advanced counselling rounds. Each decision comes with its own set of pros and cons, requiring careful consideration. The key takeaway is that while risk is involved, the rewards of making the right choice can be significant.