Should I drop 1 year so as to increase 12th percentage and prepare for JEE 2019 or should I take any private college? I am confused.

I got 72.2% in 12th and 29 marks in JEE 2018. I want a good college. I have also given paper 2 of JEE Mains i. e. B.Arch and I am expecting around 240 marks in it.

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Asked by Jay Chouhan
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archit kumar
8 years ago
Hello Jay, Don't get disheartened as you are unable to score as per your expectations, so considering your marks you will not get any good colleges, so I will suggest you to better take a gap and prepare well for next year. All the best.

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Thank you so much for your suggestion.

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