I got a compartment in maths (12th PCM CBSE) and I want a B.J.M.C. college. What should I do?
I did very well, and I should have scored 50-60 (easily), but the rest all have very low marks as well. So, the main thing is, all the colleges close admission in June and after compartment, I will get the result in July. How will I get a college then?
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Hi Alfiya, It is sensible to first give compartment exam, clear it and then pursue B.J. M. C. You will be able to get admission in various private colleges to pursue B.J. M. C. even after your compartment results are out. Just focus on passing your compartment exam and come back to us to help you find best colleges for B.J. M. C. All the best. -
First of all, clear the compartment then you will be able to take admission in any good institute.
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