My jee mains marks is 192 And cbse % 90 Jee advance rank expected 10, 000 What should I do ? Will taking a drop in kota help me.

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    Shivansh Maheshwari

    9 years ago
    Go with ur heart, If you think drop will give you better result then you can get. Otherwise you can get NIT or some iits.
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    aditya singh

    9 years ago
    U have scored quite well in jee mains. and u will definitely get a good nit. No need to take a drop.
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    Jeevesh joshi Champions are not born they are made. | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    U may get the newly opened IITs
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    AHMAD JAMI

    9 years ago
    You will get NITS and NIT from home state quota as per your jee main score &12%.
    but you don't get IITS as per jee advance expected rank.
    so my suggestion is you have to take admission in NITS
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    Allen Bhavesh I will try my best 2 help u.......... | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    U will get a good NIT.
    Taking a drop is simply waste 4 u.
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    Dr M D Follow me for a better guidance. | Contributor-Level 10

    9 years ago
    U can get a good college including NIT n IIIT. Taking a drop will be a mistake. Ur marks r quite good
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    Aryan Mahajan

    9 years ago
    You can get a good NIT with your JEE Mains rank but if you are sure enough on your preparations taking a drop for one year isn't a bad choice either if IIT is the ultimate path for you! It is solely your own choice - just listen to your inner voice and take your decision wisely!
    Benefits of one year drop:
    1) More time to prepare, no board worries anymore.
    If you are really confident go for it straightway and avoid coaching as much as you can!!
    ALL THE BEST :)
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    Himanshu Sharma

    9 years ago
    I think u should go for an nit . and 1 year is a big deal it is a lot of time and u should not waste it
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    Rishabh Singh

    9 years ago
    in my opinion don't drop go for NITs they are also best
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    Goutham CP | Contributor-Level 6

    9 years ago
    As your marks are good why to think of dropping.
    plz don't drop.
    You will get A good NIT or IIT. All the best.

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