I failed in 3 subjects of my class 12th (science). Can I get admission in engineering colleges?

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Sumit Kumar Singh
8 years ago
How can you expect engineering still now? Don't think that everything is engineering. Success has infinite sources. So, change your thought and step towards your passion and interest in which you never fail whether it is small or big.

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M
8 years ago
If you are really interested in engineering so take admission in NIOS and give your the best. I might say "failure always shows better results than toppers". All the best.

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Kirti Vishwakarma
8 years ago
Failing in some subjects in class 12th is not that bad. But if you are looking for a good career option in engineering you should give the exam again of Class 12 by National Institute of Open School (NIOS). Since many of the colleges set minimum requirement of 60% for admission. Improving your perce

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Yes, it's a better path.

Bishal Baishya
8 years ago
I would suggest you to go for NIOS. Appear again and do well. Best of luck.

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Shraddha Tiwari
7 years ago
No, you can't get admission in any college until you clear your class 12th. So you will have to reappear in the exams and pass in them all then only you will be eligible to get admission in any college.

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Jayant Gupta
7 years ago
After getting failed in 3 subjects in 12th that too from science then how can you even expect to do engineering this year? You should leave the thought of engineering after getting failed in 3 subjects. Just go on something else. But first of all clear your 3 subjects and all the best.

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Shashank Sharma
8 years ago
No, you can't get admission unless you pass them.

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SAHELI BASU
8 years ago
NIOS will be the best option. And I personally know a few who did reach from 0 to 100. Good luck.

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OMKAR PHALE
8 years ago
You need to clear 12th with minimum 65% aggregate in PCM and also need to appear in JEE at least.

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S
8 years ago
If you think that engineering is easy then you are wrong. You can get admission but it would have no value because you have already failed in 3 subjects and in engineering there are great chances to get supplementary.

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