I am a 1st year dropper of 2020-21 12 batch, what should I fill in year of first appearance in class 12th exam, 2020 or 2021?

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Asked by Neha Charpota
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Vikash kumar
2 years ago
Hi Neha ! f you dropped out of class 12 in the year 2020-2021 and are planning to appear again in 2021-2022, then you should fill in the year of first appearance in class 12 as 2020. This is because you first appeared for the class 12 exams in 2020, even though you will be taking the exams again in

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