Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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if u think that u will surely come up with good ranks, and will get scholarship in ur interested fields such as IIT , AIEEE or AIPMT. in order to get expected branch then I think u should take a chance. but for that u have to work hard in a smart way.and the rest the decision is yours, first analyse yourself and have some time and think properly.wish u all the best. -
Don't drop a year. Instead, opt for a private institute.
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I dropped a year so in the light of that if you aim at good colleges and hope yourself to work hard then go ahead.
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If you are confident that you can score good in competitive exams then you can drop a year. -
Yes you can drop 1 year for preparation but it's very difficult to maintain the zeal for the whole year. It's difficult to be enthusiastic for the whole 1 yr. If you r that much confident that you can do well and can maintain your focus then you can go for it. Otherwise qualifying in 1st attempt is the best option. Good luck. -
yes it is beneficial to drop -
Nops because as my experience you will feel irritated and you will not able to concentrate on your studies better take admission in a basic ug cources and prepare for competitive it will help you to perform better
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from my point of view every MNCs company want freshers so drop is not good idea.go ahead with some good private colleges.
Best of luck. -
In my opinion, "NOT AT ALL" it's only wastage of time. As one can not be sure of it that after dropping a year he/she will definitely get a good job
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It depends on which competitive exams are attending
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