Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?

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    Suraj Goswami

    9 years ago
    no that will not be a right choice
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    Shard Datt I'm a public ad student and an I.A.S aspirant

    9 years ago
    Ya.It is beneficial but be ready to take some pressure if you really want to crack competitive exams.!!!! Good luck for your future.
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    Debashis Gogoi

    9 years ago
    It depends upon your hard work. Yes, you might feel frustrating, but ignoring that move on and work hard. Success will be all yours
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    Aliya Nazlin B.E ISE student in TJIT, Bangalore

    9 years ago
    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.
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    Anand Mohan Biotechnologist | Contributor-Level 6

    9 years ago
    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
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    Faishal Ali | Contributor-Level 6

    9 years ago
    no you should continue
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    Mayur veer

    9 years ago
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    moiz shaikh

    9 years ago
    the person who choose this option it shows that he is not confident on himself
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    Anant Mishra

    9 years ago
    if u r sure u can apply for it
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    Parth Malhotra

    9 years ago
    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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