Should I drop one year for the preparation for IIT or should I graduate and go any where for the preparation for UPSC?
This year, I passed 12th exam but I had not qualified JEE Mains.
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Listen only dropping is good for those students who missed IIT or NIT with few marks if you missed IIT or NIT in the same way then you drop for if you not crossed the general cutoff then don't drop it's a mistake trust me I had seen many these cases. you better go for B.Sc or BCA which is better option then to drop. instead of dropping you should prepare for UPSC or SSC exam.
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Just go for IIT, Maan after that think of UPSC an all, but if your main goal is UPSC, don't go to IIT.
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You should drop for IIT only, if you score minimum 200 marks in JEE Mains, and for NIT, if you you score minimum 200 marks in JEE Mains.
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