I got 88% in class 12th (CBSE) and scored 71 marks in JEE Mains. What should I do?

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar | Scholar-Level 18

9 years ago

Hello Suyash, Do not worry. Ask yourself a question, with such low marks in JEE Mains, is it worth going for engineering? I would advise you to look for commerce or humanities and then go for MBA or specialised PG diploma.

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