I score 91% in 12th cbse board. I want to do law. Should i drop a year for good college or should join upes dehradun?

1.4K Views|8 Followers|Posted 2016-05-31 12:44:48
Asked by Divya Singhal
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Kamaraju pulugurtha
2016-06-04 18:37:03
It is always good, if you don't think of dropping a year. A year is too expensive in a youngster's life. So, do the utmost and join a good institute this year.

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Raviraj Joshi
2016-06-02 17:27:25
In my opinion, you should drop a year and prepare well for 'CLAT'. It will help you. Year dropping doesn't make any difference. As you have good percentage in 12th, you can get good law college in India via CLAT. Best of luck for future. :-)

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Eva Rana
2016-06-09 09:26:39
dont drop go for upes.As law is a field which depends on your awareness and mind sharpness which can described only by you not by any college.

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Kundan Lenka
2016-06-04 08:37:25
C if ur ambition is to excel in Law then u should go for it because out of ur favouritism if u do things u won't b able to give d 100% upes is also one of d best bt when ur dream is in law then go for CLAT next year c ur cbse score itself proves ur brightness in academics toh dont b tensed abt on

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Asif Ali Rizwi
2016-07-13 14:18:34
Petroleum have a good future ahead. LLB can be a pure risky. UPES is new college but I think its better too. Choice is yours bro. Choice is urs

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chandan kasuladevi
2016-06-05 15:44:54
no you prepare for clat

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harman verma
2016-06-04 09:16:45
i would suggest you to do a crash course during 12 class . This will not only save your a precious year but also help you to learning and gaining your 12 core subjects related to specific competitive exam with more ease and varied experience. This is NEVER a great idea to drop a year only for a comp

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Somesh mundhada
2016-06-02 01:24:44
UPES is one of the best institutes in Dehradun.

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vivek mishra
2016-05-31 13:36:22
if upes is a good collage nd u think that u can deal with educational situations into college then don't drop.

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SUBHANKAR HALDER
2016-07-13 12:27:23
Time is money.if u wait.I think u will lose the time or a opportunity.So go and find some better college and start Your career. Your career depending 80% on you else on college.

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