Akul there is as such no disadvantage for taking a year drop for CAT preparation. Only thing is that you might be questioned what you actually did in this one year during the interview and if you say only CAT preparation then it might create a very wrong impression right from the starting of the interview because 99% of the students coming into any IIM have done the preparation either in the final year of their graduation or while working in any company.

But as you have mentioned in the below comment that doing another course can affect your performance on CAT exam so no way I am going to recommend you to do any other course because to get a call from top 3 IIMs like IIM A, B and C you need to score atleast above 99.7 percentile, to get a call from other old IIMs like IIM L, K, I and S you need to get atleast above 98.5 percentile and atleast above 95 percentile to get calls from new and ultra new IIMs.

And what I am talking about is getting a call for the second round of WAT and interview. Without performing in the second round you can never expect an admission in any of the IIMs. Plus even in the aggregate score of the final merit list along with the interview marks the CAT marks have the highest weightage. So, spoiling your CAT performance is not at all recommended option.

You can do one thing if possible you can work for minimal time in any NGO or social service and get a certificate for a year work then you can justify your answer that with CAT preparation you were doing social service or if you can come up with some entrepreneurial idea so you can say you were working on it but you were not successful. These both the things will not even save you in that question but will get you extra brownie points an can create a very good impression in interview right from starting. Rest of the interview will depend on your answers to other questions. Although if you say any of the two things mentioned above you will need to prepare thoroughly very deep about both the things because 99% interviewee is going on those two topics.

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!! 

you can prepare for gate exam after the 2-3 years of completion of your btech. and you have to do job for 2-3 years for knowledge and for experience. and side by suid eyou can prepare for your gate exam als. but apper after 2-3 years for that exam. all the best . have a great future ahead.

Study NCERT, take coaching is possible , at last take crash corse, above alll time management is compulsory.

Hello,

The thing is not the no' of hours you have to study to crack a particular exam. The main thing is you have to study smartly and effectively instead of studying hours and hours.

Regards,

Keshav Sahani

It totally depends on your interest & capability. If your target is only to get a decent college for Medical programme & you believe on your self that you can do better next time to scre well in the exam then you can go for it as with this score the chances are there only for the Deemed & private colleges.

If you want to go for Biotech & have the option of Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida then as per the analyzing report of Careers360 Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida has AAAA rating which means very good. The rating is based on the reserch of the college based on the placement, Faculty & Industry exposure etc. You can also check the genuine reviews of the college with the given below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/jaypee-institute-of-information-technology-noida

Good Luck!

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1. Sleep early - So you will be fresh and you would have a good retention at morning. Have a sleep of 7 hours.
2. Wake up early - this will keep you healthy. Or many students suffer from skin, digestive problem. Remember you can do well if you are well.
3. What to do at morning- take subject you find hard to remember or concept that is hard to catch.Its proven scientifically .
4. Take rest of 5 to 10 minutes when you are bored.
5. Study in time when you have final exam. This will keep you ready at time of final exam.
6. Revise regularly.
7. Study only in fresh mood.Dont force yourself to study.
8. Take surprise quizes to check your concepts and retention.
9. Take most interesting at night so you will able to study .Many times students sleep on table at night.Taking favourite subject will keep you awake.
10. Don't fear exam.Fear of exam is common but it ruin your paper. After exam check your mistakes . Make a notebook solve all the questions you have done wrong add some hard questions on it too. This will help you at time of revisions.
11. Make various exam plans. See which fits you the best. Don't listen people that you must solve chemistry first.
12. Change yourself according to surrounding conditions.
13. Don't waste time in party if you get good marks at once.Rather try to increase your score.If you are topper try to be topper always, If you are not try to decrease marks gap between you and topper day by day
14. HAVE FAITH IN YOU,YOUR STUDY, PARENTS AND GOD

Discuss your doubts with teachers and people who had cracked JEE with good rank regularly.

Take positive pressure .negative pressure will rather take down your score.

Hyy kunwar, 

For written exam you can take help of Arihant Publictaion Book for NDA written exams . I think its more than sufficient.Moreover you basic NCERT mathematics should be very strong inorder to clear the subect cut-off of the mathematics exam.

As far as the physical is concerned I don’t think there is any need to focus on that as long as you are in a good health. Your focus should be more on the SSB and start preparing for it as soon as the NDA written is done . Many aspirants wait for the call letter and then start with preparation when the time is also less. So if you are confident enough about cracking the written exam then please don’t waste time on waiting till the written result or call letter. For the preparation of SSB you can visit various websites like SSBCRACK which will give you a complete insight of the whole procedure.

I hope this helps 

Harry in your query mentioned all about your current academic records and what is your ambition to do after taking a drop but you haven't asked any question. Your query is incomplete, please comment below to ask what you actually want to know?

With your statement whatever I have understood that you have got a fantastic score in 12th board and you are a very smart student and because of not a good preparation you were not able to perform in both JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exam according to your calibre. So, you have taken a very good decision to drop for a one more year, now you don't have any burden for your school studies so you can definitely concentrate only on JEE preparations and get a very good score.

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. All the best!!

No it is not going to be enough to be honest. The syllabus for IES is more compared to Gate and not to forget there is a subjective round of exam in IES too.