I scored only 71% in class 12 and got only 58 in JEE Mains.Should I go for B.Tech from a local college where there are no placement cells .

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Asked by Kuldeep Singh
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Prem Kumar
9 years ago
if you don't want to give another year for preparation of JEE Mains or any exam, then go for engineering, as far placements are concerned, don't worry about that.Give your best in engineering, if you check online, you will find that there are plenty of opportunities after engineering also.At last, n

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Abhinav Pandey
9 years ago
No. Try one more time by preparing again. Going to local colleges will not guarantee better academics. Also placements are not fair enough. Therefore try one more time. All the best..!!!

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