Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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Hello Listen . now you are in world of multitasking.
so you prepare yourself.
but Good option is complete your Graduatation .
make your standard.
wish you.best of luck. -
drop year is a year which decides your future now if you have dedication and consistency and you can do hard work then drop a year is good for you. -
It's a great idea. This one year you have to prepare well. You should get speed and accuracy along with content study for competitive examination
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if you are sure that you will perform best in competitive exams then you can drop -
i drop my 3 year without realising what is my passion and my interest area and i wasted my 3 year.so my suggestion i to you is first you find out what is your interest area and what is your passion.
Ask yourself what you want to be and what do you do in your life first with calm mind . -
Depend Upon ur determination !! -
yes if u can achive beter than us last year performance -
U must drop n give ur best
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Its very wrong think better to drop for preparation of competitive exam -
if you want to clear your exams now itself, then you can drop a year.no issue!
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