My daughter has passed JEE Mains in 2018 and NATA. She got 110 and 78 respectively but she couldn't clear board exams. What should she do?
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Instead of going for any other alternatives to find the colleges and giving any other exams, I would suggest you to let her give improvement for boards once more and spend one more year.
I can understand that this sounds disheartening but practically, board exams are not just a criterion but a personality report which goes on with a student throughout their life. In this duration, she can prepare well for her next NATA and Mains too.
Also, without boards, she will not get admission in any renowned college, so it's a necessity for her too.
Decide wisely. Best wishes. -
Answered by
Shashank Sharma Software Developer ,ZS Scholar ,AIT-Pune'20 | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoYou can go for either NIOS or state board or take the compartment examination. These are the only options.
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