I got very less % in class 12th. Should I drop one year to give improvement and take admission in regular college next year?

191 Views|Posted 2016-06-16 01:40:28

Asked by Kuldeep Sahani

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Rakhi Bhardwaj | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

Don't waste your one year. Do some Diploma and complete your graduation from private colleges and work hard.

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Dheerajkumar Pittala | Contributor-Level 10

2016-06-16 09:44:31

Don't waste your one year of precious time,you cant get it back .If you want to become an engineer or doctor or photographer etc., or any thing, join in any institute in that specific field you want to join in undergraduate course these one year and simultaneously prepare for 12th exams. You can joi

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Harshit Bisht | Beginner-Level 5

2016-06-16 08:58:21

only dropping a year for improvement exams will be waste as u can also take some coaching classes of some course.

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