Students’ Speak: What more you could do if your JEE Main score is low?

By: Vicky Singh

Once your JEE Main score is out, there could be a chance that you are not satisfied with it or it is low than you had expected it to be. In such a scenario, don’t lose heart. There are a few things you could clearly do to move ahead.

How to look for a suitable college?

If you get low marks in JEE Main, look for colleges that take your score. The best way to find the right college is to check their reviews. There are websites that can help you find the best college based on various parameters, including information on vacancies, hostels, culture, events, placements, etc.
You can also search the best colleges on Google, and then one by one the placements of different colleges. The key to any college’s rating is its placements reviews. Always do an online search for best placements colleges from online articles and other resources if your JEE Score is low. Don’t lose hope, we have many other options. Be optimistic that you will definitely get the best college according to your choice.

What if you can’t find the right college?

If you are concerned about not getting admission to a good college, then first ask yourself why you want admission in a college. Do think once that what’s your next step in life and the real aim of getting a higher education. The answer is to enhance your knowledge. The knowledge can be attained regardless of the fact whether you attend any JEE specific college or not.

This knowledge can be attained if you know ways to find out. It can lead to everything you want in life: from learning to earning, from understanding life to generating creative ideas and making useful contributions to the world.

You can attain the knowledge even without attending a regular college through new-age technology and the growing web of the Internet. With some generous contributions of academicians across the world, there are several platforms that are providing free education to students across the world. You can learn directly from the creators of knowledge. I feel it’s awesome and revolutionary. I suggest that you discover your interest first by selecting from a huge variety of courses that are offered on the following. Some of these platforms include Coursera, Edx and Easy Learning, etc.

Make a plan that works well for you. It's recommended to cover 5-10 courses every year, according to your stream. It can also improve your skills by online joining communities. This will make your profile as cooperative and comparable with the students of the top colleges.

About the Author:

Vicky Singh is pursuing his B.Tech CSE from SS College of Engineering, Udaipur.