Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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If you are confident then go for the drop. -
If u r thinking to take a drp then prepare urself dat well dat u are able to crack the xams it wil increase ur confidence nd knowledge too u will get to knw urself more wer u lack nd wats ur strength but just dont becum lethargic due to availiablity of time otherwise u will do no gud for urself . Try a drp for doing much of hard work go for it. All the best ! . -
If u hope that u can crack the exam in first attempt then u can take drop without tention.
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if you really want to go for iits then try it.but as per me if you are casual then don't waste a year.most of the students fails . -
if Ur confident That u can prepare better than previous attempt u done when Ur in 12 final .then only drop year and Prepare well
as my Opinion it's not good to drop
try to Compete without dropping year
and If u think U almost their if another attempt make u successful then do that bro
all the best -
Yes if you fully devote towards preparation of competitive exams.But you should do graduation with it.
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no.here no benefit.
lf you want preparation
to start preparation today.
ok my bose. -
well if u could handle the pressure of performing after a year gap then u should.Else if u think it tough to get into top college then take up any average college as most people later opt for master studies -
if u r sure to crack with good rank den only drop a year -
u will b probably sure .that u will crak it. bt reality MAY differ.so it is btr to learn other professional activities plus preparing for compete tive exams . in ur dropd year. all the best.
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