I have got 65% in 12th. Should I drop a year for JEE Mains or do B.Sc?

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Asked by Falgun Vyas
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R
7 years ago
You should pursue B.Sc rather than dropping a year. B.Sc has a good scope too.

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Sharath H Aithal
6 years ago
You could pursue some other interesting courses instead of dropping a year.

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Yash Gupta
6 years ago
Hi falgun Vyas Kindly predict your college in this college predictor. JEE Main rank predictor is an online tool which predicts the candidates rank range and probable colleges based on the difficulty level of the examination, average marks scored in JEE Main and seats available in IITs, NITs, GFTIs,

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Shashank Sharma
7 years ago
This question of yours is quite important for your life and the best person to answer this for you is you. I can only help you decide what to choose, what are your aspirations, what you want to become, and how sure are you to dedicate your time in the drop year? Ask these questions to yourself then

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Aishwarya Agrawal
7 years ago
By appearing in JEE Mains if you wish for NIT or IIT then your percentage is not at par with the expected score. So, if you want to get any other state government college then drop a year and prepare for JEE Mains or else B.Sc can be a good option.

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Hello Falgun, Nothing is achieved in life without attempting something. I would advise you to take a break, study hard and appear again next year. The worst outcome will be that you lose only one year, but if you succeed then? Best wishes.

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Saumya Singh
7 years ago
Hi, I truly think you should go for B.Sc. There is no point dropping and wasting a year of precious time for anything. It would be a good choice to do B.Sc. And excel in that rather than running after something which will fetch no good outcome in future. All the best.

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