Should I take a drop again for an NIT as I got 2 lakhs rank this year in JEE Mains and 3 lakhs rank (last year) with 87.8% in class 12th?

52 marks in 1st attempt and 59 marks in 2nd attempt UPSEE rank in the first attempt 30000 again 25000.

107 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Aman Tiwari
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Suman Kashyap
9 years ago
If you feel there was some good reason that you couldn't perform well in JEE, then only you should go for it. Because 2 years drop will make a big difference for your career as it will shift 2 years ahead. And there is no surety if you could perform well in the next year's attempt.

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I will definitely get NIT this time.

Anushka Jha
9 years ago
If you think you can qualify in 3rd attempt, then you can go for a drop, otherwise try private colleges or do something else.

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