I have 97.52 percentile in JEE Mains and now have no confidence for JEE Advanced. What should I do now?

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    Arohan Pal

    2 years ago
    As you have scored 97.52 percentile, according to me it is pretty good score and as you are not confident about JEE Advanced but still I would urge you to attempt JEE Advanced and try it out. I'm sure you will outperform yourself. And now instead of JEE Advanced you can get into NITs or you can fill the forms of other private colleges. You will get into good colleges with this score.

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