My result is coming and am 90% sure am not going get more than 50% due to family business I didn't study well and my JEE didn't go well either. So I've decided that I'll fill private candidate form and appear next year for boards again and for JEE too. Am I on the right path.
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Hello Yuvii
I can understand that gaining 50% marks is not satisfactory , but what i would suggest you First you try to take admission in some private colleges as they conduct their own entrance exams , so try for it and if you want to do family business in future then its okay only you need to complete your bachelors degree so apply for some good private university and try to get admission in those colleges , if you get selected then do hardwork for 2-3 years and who knows , if you will secure a good job in a reputable company so just focus on your skills,and if you don't like my above suggestion then you can also fill the private candidate form and reappear again in exams .
Yes, you are on the right path mate
If you feel you didn’t study properly this year and your results are not good, giving yourself another full year is a smart decision.
You can reappear for 12th Boards as a private candidate, improve your percentage, and prepare properly for JEE Main 2026.
You are fully eligible for JEE even after appearing as a private candidate.
Just make sure this time you study seriously and consistently. Stay focused, and you will definitely get much better results next year.
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