Currently i am in 11 and iam demotivated about jee exam and i am very much confused whether to prepare jee or not and should I join a dummy school or a regular school and stick thoroughly to my school and prepare for my state level entrance exam rather than jee
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It’s okay to feel lost right now, especially in 11th when everything feels new and tough. JEE is challenging, but it’s not the only path. First, think about whether you're truly interested in engineering or just following what others are doing. If you enjoy problem solving and math, then slowly start preparing.
Dummy school can give you more time for coaching, but you need to be very disciplined. Regular school gives structure and support, which is helpful if you’re unsure.
You don’t have to decide everything now. Focus on understanding your class 11 subjects well, and see how you progress. Motivation comes with clarity and small achievements. Keep exploring and don’t stress you’re still early in the journey.
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