I've got 58% in XII that's why I didn't get admission in a government college and private colleges are not affordable. What should I do?

49 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ayesha Siraj
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Vikas Pandey
8 years ago
Hi, If this is your problem, then the only solution is You drop a year reappear in 12th exam next score good and side by side prepare for the competitive exams. Good luck.

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R
8 years ago
If you have financial issue and want to continue your studies, you have various option, first you can took loan from bank, for this you can apply online on bank sites, secondly you can pursue programme through distance mode. In private or distance mode fees are affordable.

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vaishnavi shukla
8 years ago
Hi Ayesha, please mention in which subject do you want to go ahead and do your graduation? I suggest you to go to write entrance exams conducted by various colleges and if you manage to score well in it, then you can get a seat as a merit student and your fees will also be reasonable.

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I want to do maths (H).

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