JEE - not passed . What to do ?
Asked about IIT Kharagpur - Indian Institute of Technology - B.Tech. (Hons.) in Computer Science and Engineering
This year i didn't make out to cross in jee percentile cut off . I have got 76.7 percentile . So, i am confused whether to drop a year or not ? And if not what should i do ?
Asked by Sahil Khokhar
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Hi,
Kindly predict your college in this college predictor. JEE Main rank predictor is an online tool which predicts the candidates rank range and probable colleges based on the difficulty level of the examination, average marks scored in JEE Main and seats available in IITs, NITs, GFTIs, and other SFTIs. The rank predicted might not be accurate but it certainly does give an idea to the aspirant. Know your college admission chances based on your JEE Main Rank, Home State, Caste, Gender, etc. Here https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
There are many option for you , firstly you have to decide your goal and then go for it. If you want engineering you must drop a year for IIT only and study hard for it.
Thank you. -
You have two option. Either you can do preparation for JEE once again or you can leave JEE and move forward with some other course like B.Sc or the course you want to pursue. I will never recommend you to go for drop and prepare once again. You can drop for JEE only if your basic is strong else don't go for it. Better to go for any private college if you want to do B.Tech or you can join government college for B.Sc. You can also go for mass communication, aviation, fashion , etc. So think and then take decision what to do next. But don't think of taking drop.
Best of Luck. -
Hi Sahil,
Go for private colleges with your JEE Mains score. You can choose private colleges of West Bengal like IEM, Techno India or Haldia Institute of Engineering. They are cheap and best option for those who are not getting NITs. Don't get depressed, people from these colleges are also getting packages in multinational companies.
IIT is not possible without JEE Advance.
Best of luck.
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