Is it good to drop a year to prepare for SAT or IIT JEE or I should join any private engineering college?

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archit kumar
9 years ago
Well, that depends on you. If your concepts are cleared, and you are very much determined, then drop a year. It will not be going to affect you much. But, if you are not quite certain, then take up any good college. hope this helps.

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Alankruta Shesh
9 years ago
If you have confidence that you could prepare well and qualify for SAT and JEE as well with good scores, only then choose dropping a year as if you don't get desired results after an year you'll be frustrated. So think wisely before you make a decision. Or else, there are many good private colleges

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