Is it beneficial to drop a year after 12 for preparation of competitive exams?
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Not always. If you are looking into medical or IIT, and you know that one year means gaurantee admission then go for it -
No why you loose one year of your life. Any exams should be prepared in one month and take up further studies immediately. One gap is not good in your resume and also this will make you lazy -
As such during 12th; you would be having lots of stress of exams. You have to score good marks in board as well.
So It's better to drop a year after 12th, if you aren't getting admission to area of interest. -
maximum try to prepare along current circumstances, don't waste important 1 year from your life,if you couldn't do it now, then you can choose 1year repeat,
but am strongly recommend go with your 11th n 12th, Good luck ! -
drop out is not a better idea. bcz for this yu have to wait one year and don't have surity that after dropping out you get great college after one year.
bro according to me do b.tech from any college and search for good m.tech college which gives you greater scope in future or you can also opt for mba I.t. now a days with a faster changing world this course have greater scope than any other field. -
I don't think so. if u r St or SC tab it is so beneficial. or thoda obc ko b but general drop lene ke liye na he soche to Jada accha hoga. -
No.Instead you should join some course or 1st yr BSc in something and side by side prepare for exam.If you are joining a class for exam be sure that it is near to your house and you get ample of time for self study.Remember self study is the most important thing.If you are dropping be sure you succeed and don't be distracted at all.All the best.
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if you are able to concentrate full time to your study Rather than wandering in city and have a hard wish to score a good rank than drop is best
but you also have to discuss it with your parents as well your teachers
and don't loose your confidence when studying any subject make it interesting take more knowledge from internet -
It depends up on your choice. If you have enough confidence on yourself then go for it. -
If you are willing to prepare for JEE Advanced.
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Hi...
I need to clarify first: are you asking about admission to Chandigarh University for B.Tech/B.E, or admission to a medical/paramedical course (like B.Sc Nursing, MBBS, BPT, etc.)
The marks required and exam rules differ a lot depending on the stream.
Yes, Yale University accepts international students after 12th CBSE. International students can apply for the Yale University bachelor's courses. Given below are the admission requirements for students applying for the UG courses here -
- A strong academic record
- High scores in SAT or ACT (In SAT: 680 to 800 and in ACT: 31 to 36)
- English language proficiency (TOEFL: 100 and IELTS: 7+)
- Essay
- SOP
- Teacher's recommendations
Chandigarh University follows a holistic admission approach, giving importance to both Class 12 performance and JEE Main scores, depending on the route chosen. For JEE-qualified students, the JEE score primarily determines merit-based scholarships and priority counseling, while Class 12 marks ensure eligibility verification. For students not appearing in JEE, Class 12 performance, particularly in PCM subjects, becomes the primary eligibility criterion, alongside CUCET scores for CSE programs. This dual-focus system allows students with strong 12th marks but no JEE score to secure admission, while rewarding JEE participants with merit a
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