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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I suggest better go for a private college to be on the safer side, and continue your preparation.
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Answered by
Shashank Sharma Software Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20 | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoHi,
You should ask this question to yourself if you are ready to give it all in your next year, sure go for a drop because you know yourself best and if you think you'll not give your best then take admission this year itself.
All the best. -
I would suggest you take admission in colleges like deemed universities because your marks in JEE Mains aren't good and if you want to drop a year ask yourself that whether you are ready to put all in or not.
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Answered by
Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoDon't waste your one year. Go for the best college that you can get and perform well in that. And if you are studying further go only for top colleges in that. -
Answered by
pradnya Moon pursuing 3rd year Electrical Engineering. | Contributor-Level 7
7 years agoHello,
I think you should continue and get into a private college of you are willing to do hard work in the future, because opportunities in private colleges have to be found yourself.
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Hi Amrendra,
Don't be upset your rank, you can join any good private college in your rank. Why you should drop a year? A year gap is very difficult so better is you join any good private college.
All the best.
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