I got 60% marks in 12th with science stream, 39 marks in JEE Mains and 50 marks in CET PCM group. Which engineering branch should I choose?
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I think you have to go for coaching this year and try your luck next year -
u can go for a B pharmacy;BCA and many more.it will depend upon u also. -
U should change Your mind
engineering B.Tech is not Your cup of tea
It's not meant for u
Just 60% in 12th very less to choose engineering
And 39 is also very less and do u think 50 marks is good marks. Absolutely No
U can never become a engineering and if u do it from any less known private college Your future gonna be dark. Any well known private college will never take u in.
Go for BCA or something. -
No.problem go for nios odes 12 th exam
Or otherwise go for cbse improvement exam.
Because in the market .there is very tough competition.every one is battling for job.so for good college you need to improve your base 12 th.
Best of luck. -
try next year if you don't want than choose any best college for B.Tech in which you are interested. -
fashion designed j d college Indore address
biology 73% -
It's only depend on you dear. You have to decide where is your interest then make decision ty.
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Better you do B.Sc and M.Sc because there is also scope in this branches or rather you drop a year and prepare well rather you will have to ho very far for engineering. -
computer Science
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My answer us you better drop and study a more year and get some goot marks
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