Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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Answered by
Mohammad Asif Raja Professor(Assistant), Contributor at Shiksha | Guide-Level 12
9 years agoIf you are sincere student and you can devote one year with 100% efficiency than only drop a year otherwise decide your area of interest and go for it. -
it totally depends on person to person.some might study well initially but den dey just loose scope while some utilize dat time fully.it is advisable to drop a year.and moreover it's only about a year.nobody is gonna ask u if dropped or not.
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Taking a drop is always a very subjective decision,it depends on many factors,like if you want to get decent campus Placement,you should get into a reputed College.It completely depends on you.If you will drop then you had to be ready for immense hardwork and an emotional battle that you had to face. Everybody will tell you about its pros n cons, some will support you and some willcriticize your decision.During this year sometimes you'll feel like you've done a mistake by taking a gap, feel frustration of exams,competition and it becomes more when your exam is near but if you tackle these things than surely you'll excel. My teacher onc...more -
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Answered by
Sampada Khot Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer | Contributor-Level 6
9 years agoNot necessary to drop a year after 12th for preparation. It is all about time management. If you manage your time well you'll definately score well in your competitive exams. And you'll save your one year too! -
It is beneficial if you are determined otherwise it'll be a waste -
Lots of thing depend on you ,how much hard work and smart you can do . -
It is not a bad idea but make sure that you use every minute of it. There must not be any halt in between. -
yes if u want to secure highest marks or rank. -
Yes it will be better for you if you selected in NIT, IIT, IIIT or any reputed college after drop rather than doing BE in inappropriate private college.
After drop you can give many exams & will surely get best college -
I not for better do the competitive Exams Because., Human brain is as a short Ness weapon we have need Everyday Using other wise will be Lost the sharpness of weapon Do continue the study. good luck
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