Students’ Speak: Low TS EAMCET score is not the end of your journey

By: T. Deepthi

Some of the colleges will provide you with direct admissions based on their own college entrance examinations or based on interview. If you really want to study in your favourite college with a low score, you can choose admissions through management seats.

Every year over four lakh students appear for TS EAMCET examination. Therefore, there will be high scores and low scores according to the student’s performance while examination. Most of them get a good score, some of them get less score and few people will not qualify the examination. So, you need not be worried if your score is low or if your score is below to your expectations. There are many other options like going for the long term, preparing for other entrance examinations like AP EAMCET, BITSAT, WBJEE, JEE Main, etc. Surely you will get admission anywhere in India if you possess knowledge and skills. Some of the deemed universities will provide you admissions based on your academics score. It is also a good opportunity for the people who score less in TS EAMCET and who score more in board examinations. Some of the colleges will provide you with direct admissions based on their own college entrance examinations or based on interview. If you really want to study in your favourite college with a low score, you can choose admissions through management seats. There are many options for you so you should not worry if your score is low or below to your expectations.

Should you drop a year or not?

If you are really passionate about courses in the fields of engineering, agriculture and medicine then you can drop a year. If you really show much interest in the long term, you can prefer to drop a year. Actually, in practice, many of the students hesitate to drop a year. Because they will think that 1 year may be waste if we do not get a good rank. Of course, it is true, but if you have courage, spirit and mostly if you are interested then you can choose to drop a year for your upcoming examination preparation. However, if you really do not have any interest in the long term then avoid dropping a year. Though you don’t have an interest, however, your family members forced to take long term then don’t hesitate to say no because it is your life and for the long term, you should possess the interest to work hard.

Are there colleges that take low score?

Actually, it is 50-50 chances to get the best colleges with a low score. It depends on the cut off and competition level of examination. Moreover, if you interested to join in any private colleges then there may be chances to get the best colleges. You can join either by management seats or by counselling process. If you are interested in famous deemed universities you can direct admissions and management seats and based on their own entrance examinations.

Should you wait for subsequent counselling sessions?

However, you get low and if you have hope then you may attend for counselling sessions. In these counselling sessions, also you have 50-50 chances if your score is low. If toppers got seats in IITs, NITs, IIITs then you may get chances to get admissions in government and private colleges in Telangana state. Every year there will be at least three counselling sessions for statewide examinations. Therefore, you have more chances to get seats if you wait until the last counselling sessions.

Should you attempt the exam again?

Most of the students will have examination fear, tension and stress, they will do some silly mistakes, etc., If you really overcome all these silly mistakes, examination fear, tension etc., then you choose to write this exam again. If you really have command over the subject then you may reattempt this exam. If you want to give the next attempt try to overcome the repeated mistakes, study well and have a good study plan, choose books wisely and if necessary take suggestions from your faculty and seniors. Revise previous years question papers and practice papers many times. And each model from sample papers.

About the Author:

T. Deepthi is a student at Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayampursuing Bachelor in Technology (B.Tech) with a specialisation in Electronics and Communication Engineering.