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i got 1965 rank (general category) in uptu and 46 marks in jee mains. Should i drop a year for scoring good in jee and go for NIT?


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Tarun 25th Apr, 2018
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Shivesh Dubey 4th Jun, 2018
Hey. I think your UPTU rank is quite decent. I feel taking a year drop is irrelevant. Definitely you will improve but it won't be very significant if you haven't planned it perfectly. My advice will be to get into a college which gives you the branch of your choice and do good in your Engineering.
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17th Jun, 2018
what if i planned it perfectly..and score 170 marks in mains???
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