I have done 16 questions in Mains, so should I start for advance or look for a drop?

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    P sai siddanth | Contributor-Level 6

    2 years ago
    Deciding whether to start preparing for JEE Advanced or take a drop year can be a tough decision. Here are a few things to consider that might help you make the decision:
    1. Your JEE Main score: Your JEE Main score indicates how well you might perform in JEE Advanced. If your score is good and you feel confident about your preparation, you can consider starting your preparation for JEE Advanced.
    2. Your performance in previous attempts: If this was your first attempt at JEE Main and you feel like you could have done better, it might be worth considering taking a drop year to prepare more thoroughly.
    3. Your level of preparation: If you
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    Neha Kumari | Contributor-Level 7

    2 years ago
    As you told you attempted 16 questions let us suppose that all of those were correct then your marks will be around 16*4= 64 which will hardly give you 65-70 percentile depending on the difficulty level of paper. So, I would suggest that you should work more hard. And if you only want to get admission in NIT, iiit, IIT then yes you should take a drop. But there are also many good private colleges for which entrance exams is held. Or on the basis of whatever JEE percentile will come you should try for state counseling might be helpful for you if you don't want to lose a year. Otherwise, it's totally upto you, you can take a drop and pre
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    Arpit Bhadani | Contributor-Level 6

    2 years ago
    Deciding whether to start preparing for the JEE Advanced or take a drop year can be a tough decision, and there are several factors you should consider before making a decision. First, evaluate your performance in the JEE Main exam. If you have performed well and are confident that you can score well in the JEE Advanced exam, then you can start preparing for the exam. However, if you feel that you need more time to improve your performance, then taking a drop year may be a better option. Second, consider your level of preparation for the JEE Advanced exam. The JEE Advanced exam is more challenging than the JEE Main exam and requires a
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