I have got 79% in 12th and 23 marks in JEE Mains 2018. Should I take a year's drop for preparation or get into a private college?
Asked about Guru Nanak Institute of Technology - GNIT - B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
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You should take admission in a private college rather than dropping a year.
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If you think that you can crack JEE Mains next time then drop a year, otherwise, you can take private college. -
If you are passionate about your aim of joining IITs,m NITs or government colleges, you can drop a year and join a coaching class. If you are not sure about passing it again, I mean if you cannot pass next time with good marks, you are going to waste a year. So, in this, case you can take admission in any private college. You can take GATE after completing UG adn pursue Master's degree from a reputed college. -
Well, if you really want to enter into an NIT, IIT or any well-reputed government college then you should drop a year or else join a private college with a good reputation. -
If you think that you can crack JEE Mains then you should drop a year. Your 12th percentage and marks are not good enough to get a good college. You should drop a year if you think you can crack the exam. You have to work very hard. Give your best.
Don't lose hope. -
Obviously, if you are sure that you can clear JEE Mains in the next try, you should drop a year, but if you are in hesitant then don't waste your precious year.
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If you think you can study hard and crack the exam next year than only take a drop, otherwise, go for private colleges, because there is no use of taking a drop and wasting your one year if you are not ready to study hard. -
Hello,
If you have confidence that you can take drop and study better and get good marks, then only I suggest you to take drop. Otherwise I suggest you to take private college and continue your studies.
All the best. -
It would be better if you opted for a private college. Preparing for JEE is a hard task and requires massive effort and dedication. Look for a good college and you will be able to shape your career. -
Hi,
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