I have scored only 71% in class 12th science stream. What should I do now? I'm so confused.

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Asked by Santosh Kumar
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Vibhor Kashyap
7 years ago
You should decide which course you want to pursue and then look out for universities and colleges which will be able to provide you admission. 71% is a decent percentage, so don't feel demotivated.

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I want to do the preparation of UPSC and I got 85 percentile in JEE Mains. So is it good to do B.Tech? Or I should graduate from any subject and then go for the preparation for UPSC?

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