Is it a right choice to give 2 to 3 years after my 12th boards for the preparation of IIT JEE?

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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hello Prahalad, Don't ever waste 2-3 years after 12th to get into IIT. It is not that tough and just studying for 2-3 years will make you a candidate of no use. Yes, the interviewers look for the continuity of study. If you drop atleast a year, they will be asking you. So it is better to drop 1-yea

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Prahalad Ram | Beginner-Level 4

8 years ago

I gave JEE Mains this year and have got only 19 marks along with 74% in 12th. Is NIST, Berhampur a good college?

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Riddhima Banerjee | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Don't waste your 2-3 years. Instead, take admission in a good college and pursue engineering, and become a good engineer. Good luck.

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