Hello,

It's never too late to start anything, you are still too young, if you're feeling anxious and any particular thing is bothering you, try to speak it out with your family or friends if there's someone who can guide you, especially in difficult  times everyone needs support, you can

I wanted to share a quote

QUITTERS NEVER WIN & WINNERS NEVER QUIT.

Consider this quote and see where you stand . I know teenage mind  gets depressed very soon but never ever lose hope in life. You are just 20 yrs old ....

There a life ahead waiting for

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It's better if you clear your failed Subject ie maths. Though you are declared pass , you are failed in most important subject that is basis of Engineering admission. Admission to Engineering courses depends upon one of the entrance exam  either main score / CET score and combination

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20 years age is the ideal age. You prepare now. After graduation, you can appear for bank exam. There won't be any issue. You can appear for it. There won't be any issue.

There are candidates whose graduation complete at 22-23 age and appear for bank exam.  So it

I think 21-23 is the best age to start the preparation for any high level Entrance exams. With high level i mean to say after graduation exams.

This is the age where the mind is hungry for more and more knowledge, it will explore for exposure. This is the age

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Hi,

According to your marks there is very much less chance to get any college in du for bsc.

Career 360 provides du college predictor you can use it for more details :

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

There are best private cllg for Bsc in which it takes direct admission.

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It is better late than never. The first thing you need to do is believe in yourself. Next, analyze the syllabus, exam pattern of SBI PO. You only will be able to know whether you will be able to crack the exam or not. You can find the preparation

MIT offers a variety of Graduation programmes like Aeronautics and Astronatics, Architecture, Biological Engineering, Biology, Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Center for Real Estate, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Comparitive Media Studies, Computation for Design and Optimization, Computational and Systems Biology, Computational and Systems Biology, Computational Science and Engineering,

You haven't mentioned the course you are studying in first year. But going by our previous question, this answer is being written. Harvard doesn't have the option of accepting Transfer students. Harvard University has its own eligibility criteria for admission to study Medicine. Its just not with India, they do