I badly screwed up in JEE Mains 2016. I decide to take 1 year of drop. Is this a right decision?

I expect a very bad score this year (30 to 35) and now, I decided to crack IIT JEE next year. Can I crack JEE next year?

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    Rudra Chouhan | Contributor-Level 7

    3 years ago
    Yes, it is a right decision if you believe in yourself and if you will stay focused and disciplined in the drop year you will surely crack JEE next year.
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    Yash Singhal Knowledge is meant to be shared | Scholar-Level 17

    6 years ago
    Yes, it is. If you have confidence that the next time you will be able to score more marks then this time then only, I'll suggest you drop a year.
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    Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

    7 years ago
    Sorry to hear about the mishap. The decision of dropping a year after class 12th depends upon what you want to do after graduation. In case you wish to pursue higher education, you will need to justify this gap especially for MBA. You may need to justify yourself at the time of placements. As long as you can tell them what extraordinary you did in that year, you are good to take a year's break. I would suggest you focus on the remaining exams like that of Bits Pilani, Manipal University-Vellore, and SRM etc. Now after this brainstorming, if you decide to drop nonetheless, then make sure you prepare extremely hard and side by side do (l
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    Surabhi Chaudhary Engineer at Honda Cars India Limited | Guide-Level 11

    9 years ago
    Hi Prajwal. Sorry to hear about the mishap.
    The decision of dropping a year after 12th depends upon what you want to do after graduation. In case you wish to pursue higher education, you will need to justify this gap especially for MBA. You may need to justify yourself at the time of placements. As long as you can tell them what extraordinary you did in that year, you are good to take a year's break.
    I would suggest you focus on the remaining exams like that of Bits pilani, Manipal, Vellore, srm etc.
    Now after this brainstorming if you decide to drop nonetheless, then make sure you prepare extremely hard and side by side do (learn) someth
    ...more

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