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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

Hello everyone, I have just passed my 12th with PCM. I appeared for the JEE exam but, unfortunately, didn’t qualify. Now, I’m confused about what to do next. Should I take a drop year to prepare for JEE again, join a reputed private college, or consi

Rishi Chavan

Inquisitive • 3m

bro if you are considering switching to commerce it means you haven't got any interest in engineering and should rethink why you gave JEE. If you are really interested in engineering you should give JEE again this time learning from past mistakes, otherwise private college won't be worth your time.💪

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