Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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no that will not be a right choice -
Ya.It is beneficial but be ready to take some pressure if you really want to crack competitive exams.!!!! Good luck for your future. -
It depends upon your hard work. Yes, you might feel frustrating, but ignoring that move on and work hard. Success will be all yours -
My sister also did the same thing and dropped this year after puc. She wrote competitive exams again this year.
She said that she had much time to study n prepare for competitive exams. but she also said that. since she dint have touch with 1st pu portions much n the gap between 1st puc portions became 2 years. she had problem in preparing for cet n aipmt.so it has it's own merits n demerits. -
If you are close to the cut off or qualifying marks then you should , but if you are away far from qualifying then it's a waste of time -
no you should continue -
the person who choose this option it shows that he is not confident on himself
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if u r sure u can apply for it -
Not at all, just the wastage of time. Time is money. And marks doesn't matter in life, Studies is just a part of our life, though not our life. Continue with your existing marks!
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