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Trishula Das
9 years ago
If you make a plan and work on it, then it is a good idea. You have to aim for your vision, work hard and smart for the same.

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Very well said.

vikas kumar
9 years ago
it depends upon your previous year score if you missed it from 15-10 marks then go for pepration and work hard .. and the gap is large 40-50 then try for state college or any private institute wbjee , jcece , bcece etc...

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Akarsh jain
9 years ago
Hi, If you want to pursue engineering from a reputed government college and unable to get admission because of less marks then go for a year drop, but there are good number of private colleges in India, first go for their respective state or university's entrance exam. You can also save your precio

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N
9 years ago
Its depend on your efforts and strategy if you are dropping then always prepare keeping family aside...

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Akash Kundu
9 years ago
You should compel yourself to choose the field, which you like. You can drop a year, if you are fully determined to crack the exams. Else, you can continue with simple B.Sc because studying that effectively could get you better jobs than IITans. I hope it helps.

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According to me, you should not drop your valuable 1 year but you should learn the capability of taking two studies together and getting good scores.

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Suprem Kumar
9 years ago
its obviously good to drop a year if u r confident that u can get a seat in IIT or nit then there nothing better then it...but remember its make or break tym !!!!studying one more year is better then searching for job one year after passing out wid an avg college

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Anupam kakati
9 years ago
Hi dear, its a foolish Idea.Don't do this.Do your best this year.

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Prasoon Sharma
9 years ago
no never ....one must start preprations from +-1

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Prashant Kaushal
8 years ago
See, if your JEE score is below 70, then there is very less chance for you to score good marks in the next year. (I am talking about the chances, there can be exceptions but exceptions are very less) Still, if you know that you won't get any decent college this time and have a decent grasp over the

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