I failed in my 12th exams. What should I do now?

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6 years ago

Hello, You're left with little or no choice but to repeat your 12th. If you decide to skip this option and go for an another option, you might regret it in future as your 12th marks play a crucial role in every phase of your life.

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Kavya Tiwari | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

Hello Sumit, As you have failed your 12th standard, you're left with little or no choice but to repeat your 12th. If you decide to skip this option and go for an another option, you might regret it in future as your 12th marks play a crucial role in every phase of your life.

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Kavya Tiwari | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

It's appreciable that you decided to retake your exams. I would suggest you to take your exams privately this time. It'll give you time for home studies, as well as you can also prepare for other entrance exams. It'll also save your fees and time.

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