I've got 52 percentile in JEE Mains, what should I do after this result? What step should be correct?

I studied PCM in +2 with PSEB and I am financially weak.

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7 years ago
Hi Kunal, As your score in JEE Mains is low, you can not get good colleges or branches. If you love technical subjects and you are interested in engineering then go for private colleges. Amity University or LPU is a good option for you. Best of luck.

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If financially weak, then try for private colleges in West Bengal or Bhopal. It will be cheap and best. If not interested in engineering, please continue your studies in any honours subjects. There are many opportunities for simple graduates also in government jobs. Hope it will help you brother.

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