I am 12th right now but I haven't prepared at all for JEE. Would I be able to clear JEE 2019 and 12th boards?

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7 years ago

Hi, First of all, you have to focus on your 12th board exams, and forget about JEE-2019, because if you have properly studied for 12th this will automatically helps for JEE-2019. Hence here is no need to do anything extra about JEE exams. Your 12th exams will be held in March if belongs to CBSE, so

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Jyoti Goel | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

JEE is a tough exam and if you have not prepared for it yet, then do no go after it now as this will affect your 12th boards. Focus on your 12th exams. Study very well. But do fill the form for JEE because with a through preparation for 12th you will be able to clear the pre-stage of JEE. For Mains

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