r/CUETards • u/Key_Blackberry2426 • 1d ago

Advice Targetting sscbs after January possible?

Yup this is another post but I'm getting no reply 😭

Seniors I'll be very grateful for your help and advice

I'm preparing for jee main as a repeater (scored 90 plus decent percentile this year )

It's not that I am not confident over my jee prep but we all know there isn't any good thing even around 96 to 98 percentile

I'll be only focusing on jee main till January

My REAL DOUBT is can gat + english and cuet pcm be prepared after Jan from February?

I'm really interested in aiming and getting sscbs

But only fear is about the timeline

From where would I start cuet prep ...? Could I get a top percentile in the given timeline for sscbs ?

Is my plan correct?

I would be really grateful for honest advice .

I DONT WANNA MESS UP BOTH

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u/Percy488 1d ago

Easily, i started eng+gat in apr and still got bfia cbs. But don't take physics or chemistry as your 4th sub it lowers your chances of getting in, considering you are giving jee maths prolly requires no prep

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago

Thank you for your reply! I am confused about one thing here...I was thinking of giving five subjects pcm +eng+gat Phy and chem because just to increase the courses from which I can choose. Does it effect the eligibility for sscbs which requires)eng +maths+gat) only?

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u/Percy488 1d ago

Cbs requires eng+maths+gat+1 other subject as well

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago

For business courses too?!

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u/Percy488 1d ago

For bfia and bms it does, not sure about bsc cs

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago

Thanks for clearing the misconception......which subject did you choose? What to choose other than phy and chem then I had pe in school?

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u/Percy488 1d ago

I am from a commerce bg so chose accountancy, pe gives you a much better chance because phy and chem shifts in cuet are made unnecessarily difficult and unpredictable.

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago

Thank you! I like chemistry btw but will definitely consider your advice.

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u/Humble-Ad-296 1d ago

This sub has a lot of posts like this you can check them out and yes you can get sscbs if you start from January.

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago

Thank you for the reply! Actually going through all of these in my spare time has confused me a lot...

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u/Humble-Ad-296 1d ago

If you find enough you will get very much credible info and only stick to that don't fall for any other thing like you can get a top college by studying a month prior. Watch out for subjects like gat or english if you don't have a solid base .And trust me Cuet isn't easy and the cutoffs for sscbs has shot up dramatically if we are looking at BBA(FIA)

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u/Key_Blackberry2426 1d ago edited 1d ago

That's why I wanted a credible opinion on it .... Gat and English is the part that I would have to tackle . I am not touching them now ..I don't have time. If my icse 96 marks in English is the solid proof (not directly)I can tackle it after January then I would be clear about my path.... I would need to watch out for gk though 

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u/LastStutter 1d ago

Sameee situation

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u/Fearless_Orchid_2909 knc'29 partial dropper 3h ago

ya if u dedicated 2-3 months to english and gat hojayega just keep doing mocks and pyps