I have got 51 marks in JEE Mains, what should I do further?
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It will be a tough call for you to get admission into a government college based on your JEE marks, but you can still apply for private universities conducting their own entrance exams or taking admission on the basis of class 12 marks. Private universities also provide quality education these days and best infrastructure to study. You should select a college with best placements and overall rankings. -
If you have a firm belief that you can clear JEE next time, you can take a drop or else you should go to private university and institutes. -
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pradnya Moon pursuing 3rd year Electrical Engineering. | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoHello, It's really tough decision for further. You can still try for good private colleges if you don't want to waste the time. Or you can try one more time with full enthusiasm. In order to get good marks in next year, work double and harder.
Thank you. -
For admission in the top colleges, it will depend on category. 51 marks are less marks to get admission in the top colleges. Try to take dropped for 1 year and work hard for next time. -
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Sanchit Khandelwal Won Gold medal in National Cyber Olympiad | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoYou can take admission in private colleges or you can drop a year for the preparation of JEE exam.
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