Dear student,

As you have completed your class 12th in 2020 and if you don't know a single chapter then you should better take a drop this year and prepare one again.
Because without knowing the depths and concept of any chapter you can't even solve the question of JEE Mains.
But don't waste your dropping year because your first attempt of JEE mains is over this year, in which you have passed your class 12th. Now when you again give the jee mains that will be your second attempt and in Jee mains there are only three attempts total.

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So, if you are taking a drop this year than it would be better to utilise this year by studying very crystal clearly and doing a lot of practice
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Hello student,

If you are confident that you will start preparing from today and will be able to crack JEE 2021 with a decent rank only then try taking a drop.But it is highly impossible to finish 2 year syllabus in less than a year.I hope you would have prepared for your state board or central board examination as they would be similar to JEE , you can think and analyze if you can cover the JEE syllabus . Since NTA conducts JEE mains twice a year, you have chances both in January and in April 2020. But my suggestion would be not taking a drop if you are not confident as it would waste 1 year of your career.Try considering good local colleges in  your state. So take a wise decision about your career as your whole life depends on it.

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