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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 19, 2024Hindi
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Hi, I have recently passed out 12 standard & now im planning to give IPMAT exam next year. I have started taking coaching classes. Is it safe for me to take a drop? Some are enrolling themselves in a local college & doing the coaching side by side. Im really confused as I do not want to just enroll in a local college . Should I just give my best a year?

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prepare well with a focussed approach for IPMAT. Stay confident & don't compare yourself with others. you will succeed.
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