I have cleared jee mains exam but the marks are very less. In case i don't get a govt. college, should i drop for one year ?

My marks are very less in jee mains but i have clered the cuttoff. I want Computer eng. trade. If i won't get this trade in NIT's should i prepare for 1 year for IIT ?

170 Views|2 Followers|Posted 2016-05-17 07:30:45
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KaRan ShRimali
2016-05-19 09:14:02
No don't waste your preciuos 1 year dude ...Thier r many SFI's in india which competes with NIT's and IIIT's .. After 1 year what will happen no one knows because various news is coming about jee that it is going to change patterns & systems etc .. so dont waste your 1 year go for other institutes

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Sakshi Verma
2016-05-17 13:42:57
Hello ! it totally depends on your area of interest that what you want to do in your life but now days there are some premier institutes that are doing exceptionally well and are ranked among the top institutes of the country.They conduct their own entrance and allot seat based on that score and the

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2016-05-18 12:08:11
yes of course u can drop an year u must target ur self for getting a good seat in an reputed engineering college and nothing else matters

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Ritesh Aggarwal
2016-05-18 06:19:03
yes drop is better option .. as u have approx 11 months then u can easily get better score if u study hard these 11 months. Best Of Luck RITESH AGGARWAL

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deepak kumar gupta
2016-05-17 16:31:36
if u are well determined then u must go for it as u will have around 10 months for preparation purpose only.

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2016-05-17 13:58:25
Yes you may drop but in my opinion don't waste one precious year try some private colleges like thappar ,bits, vit , SRM , lpu (which is good in cse and mba only) , AIT PUNE and there are many more which are good and come along IIT, NIT'S, IIIT'S

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Mohammad Asif Raja
2016-05-17 08:00:59
If you have a confidence on you and willing to get IITs than you can go for it, but be sure that you are mentally prepared for the preparation and handle the pressure.

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