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2016-06-12 14:47:19
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Abhishek Bandhu
Contributor-Level 9
if you are preparing for dropping a year and preparing for IIT JEE then I must tell you it's very very difficult
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2016-06-05 12:43:32
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Dr M DFollow me for a better guidance.
Contributor-Level 10
U can browse internet for chapter wise weightage
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2016-06-05 09:52:40
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi
It would be little difficult to manage both as JEE preparation require regular studies and hard work. If you are very sure of doing something from IITs only, then u may take a gap year and prepare rigorously for it. Otherwise continue with ur b.tech. Alternatively, if you can manage both, u may try again.
It would be little difficult to manage both as JEE preparation require regular studies and hard work. If you are very sure of doing something from IITs only, then u may take a gap year and prepare rigorously for it. Otherwise continue with ur b.tech. Alternatively, if you can manage both, u may try again.
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2016-06-04 14:38:15
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RAHUL MISHRA
Contributor-Level 6
According to me, ML khanna is good for Numericals and RD sharma for theory.
Choose according to your need . If you feel confused on theory part mostly, buy RD sharma. else ML khanna .
Choose according to your need . If you feel confused on theory part mostly, buy RD sharma. else ML khanna .
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2016-06-04 01:52:10
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Abhishek Bandhu
Contributor-Level 9
if you can take admission you should definitely take it this year because taking a drop a studying a full year the whole same thing is very difficult.
I myself is a dropper and I had a very bad experience so would recommend you to take admission this year
I myself is a dropper and I had a very bad experience so would recommend you to take admission this year
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2016-06-01 11:03:17
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Abhishek Bandhu
Contributor-Level 9
your 12th percentage will not matter from next year in JEE ranking . and it doesn't matter if you have 88 in board all it matter is weather you are ready to be alone for a year or you are ready to dedicate a full year to study and remember it is very difficult I am also a dropper and also I found it very hard to study after December because I was studying the same thing
so all last it is all up to you .
so all last it is all up to you .
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2016-06-01 08:31:21
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sai gowtham
Beginner-Level 3
PSG college is a very good college.
i think its avery good option.wasting a year for attempting jee next year may not be a good idea in my opinion.
i think its avery good option.wasting a year for attempting jee next year may not be a good idea in my opinion.
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2016-05-31 16:17:49
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Yash Arora
Guide-Level 11
Hi Neeraj, there are a few colleges which fill certain percentage of their seats through board merit. If you have scored good marks in your 12th board then you can check out UPES Dehradun, UTM Shillong, MIT Pune & SRM university for admission in engineering through board marks basis. Good luck!
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2016-05-28 13:03:51
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Nikhlesh Mathur
Guide-Level 14
Simmi, if a students decides against dropping for preparing for next years JEE, then he/she needs to take the admission to the available college in this year itself and he/she would have to take the branch being offerred to him/her. Now the benfiti in this is that he/she is saving one year and in the later part of the career this one year may prove to be important for the student in terms od promotions / earnings. In Govt set up the promotions are based on age & experience. There this one year would become important. Besides, he/she is able to go along with his/er classmates and the batch does not change. These are the only benfits in
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