315 in BITSAT, with English and LR as the gap to close
I mean it was not too tough, not too easy, it was genuinely relevant.
01 · The journey Studying subjects he already liked
Aarit began preparing straight after his class 10 boards. He describes the run as largely fine because he enjoyed the work — the subjects were his hobbies and his passion — and says there was no family pressure on him. If anything, his parents would tell him to stop studying and go out and play.
02 · The turning point BITS as the family's choice
His mother wanted him to study somewhere near Delhi, where the family lives, which made BITS Pilani the obvious target. When he began reading about BITSAT, the most prominent name he found was Phodu Club, and his coaching teachers and friends all pointed to it as the most structured platform for BITS preparation.
03 · What worked English and LR, and a consistent difficulty level
With the three core subjects already sorted through his JEE preparation, English and Logical Reasoning were the gap. He had been trying to prepare from YouTube and found the difficulty wildly inconsistent — one question impenetrable, the next trivial — which left him unsure what the paper would even look like. On the platform he found the questions consistently relevant, and his mock scores moved from 250 on the first test to roughly 350 by the sixth.
English & LR
The section he could not prepare for reliably anywhere else.
Consistent difficulty
Neither too hard nor too easy — the uniformity is what he valued.
Summary written by Phodu Club from Aarit's video interview. It restates only what they say on video — the quoted words above are theirs verbatim. The full interview transcript is below.
Full interview transcript
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I am Aarit and I'm I'm actually from Rota Karana. We've been living in Guranga. So I started preparing for J after my 10th boards only and I got 99.85 percentile in JEE Mains uh 1368 rank in JEE Advanced and I scored 315 in the BITSAT examination session two. So throughout the journey it was pretty fine because I loved what I did. These subjects were my hobbies and my passions. So there was no family pressure or something. They often asked me to not study, go out and play but uh I prefer to study because that's what I love. So it was pretty good.
Uh so how was your journey from in class 11 and 12 during your preparation phase? So yeah go on with the challenges as well as how was your 11th? Yeah. So yeah, that's that I was saying. So that part was the only part where I felt like that there was a challenge. So at that time what is important is that you just look at the target and you do what you can do. You just study and eventually things get back better as they did for me and yeah that's that. So uh in the midst of all those all these things going on uh where did you find Phodu Club like where does Phodu Club come into picture and how did that exactly happen?
So uh my mother always wanted me to study somewhere nearby Delhi because that's where we live. So bits pilani is a very reputed college and that's where my mother wanted me to apply. So when I read about BITSAT and all the most prominent name was Phodu Club. I asked my teachers at my coaching and even all of my friends and all of them suggested me that yeah Phodu Club is the most structured platform for bits preparation and that is where you should enroll too. So that's where I found out about Phodu Club. So uh once you actually started as in like once you actually started studying from Phodu Club what actually stood out of this uh place like what was the thing that made a real difference in your preparation? What was the thing that you felt really good?
The most important part for me was the English and logical reasoning portion because the core three subjects were mostly sorted while I was preparing for J. So, English and logical reasoning were a few things which I was first trying to do from YouTube videos that are available. And it was like very weird because one of those questions is going to be so tough. I don't even know what any of those words mean. And the next one is going to be uh so easy like how do you listen to sound? So, I was pretty creeped out like what would the paper be and I was pretty scared. So when I enrolled to Phodu Club, the one thing I loved most about it was that all of the questions were really relevant. I mean the first test mock test I gave on Phodu Club I scored 250 and then while I was giving those tests I gave six tests I believe in the sixth test I scored 347 or 352 I don't know the exact number but around that. So what I loved was that was a uniformity there. I mean it was not too tough, not too easy, it was genuinely relevant. So that's what I really loved about the platform.
Okay, cool. So uh as one final question, if you have to tell uh somebody if they should join Phodu Club or not or you know if there is somebody who is sitting at the fence to decide whether they should join Phodu Club or not, what would you suggest them?
I would very clearly suggest enroll to Phodu Club. It's a brilliant platform and the most important thing is it is relevant. Throughout my J preparation, throughout my bit preparation throughout those last two years, the one thing I learned was how relevant every resource you get is. So that's the thing I loved about them. Even their courses, the notes, the way when they have that thing about the teacher solving and then you can see how the teacher solves, everything was relevant. So I would really suggest if you want to get a good score enroll to Phodu Club.
Okay. Uh thank you so much for talking to us and yes we hope that you have a great uh college experience at Bits and make sure to meet us at Bits when you
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