I prepared GATE for 2 years but didn't score a good rank. Should I continue my preparation or should I do some job?

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Samarth Agarwal | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

There are many colleges which give admission to their M.Tech on the basis of merit that is percentage of B.Tech or UG programme. You can check it on NET. You can even join Galgotia Univeristiy. It offers on basis of merit. It depends on you that you want to continue your studies or choose for better

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