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Ganapathi Question by Ganapathi on Mar 31, 2022Hindi
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I have below shares along with average price - please advice whether I should average further or exit:

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Company No of shares Average Price Recommendation
JK Tyre 413 159.6 Exit
Federal Bank 270 105.08 Hold
Jagran Prakashan 638 87.91 Exit
Va Tech Wabag 160 377.27 Exit
HMVL 5038 76.45 Exit
HPL Electric 814 80.55 Exit
Dishman Carbogen Amc 248 254.45 Exit
NCC 1232 93.27 Exit
GIC Housing Finance 2068 182.39 Exit
South Indian Bank 29388 9.94 Exit
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Sir please give a proper plan to crack neet in theseten months:july 2025 to april 2026... This is my first attempt and i am a first dropper.. I want to crack it in..1st attempt with good rank and aiims delhi....my basic are clear and i am also aligned with the syllabus of neet...please give a road map..how to prepare..what to avoid..how many hrs to study...i have joined online coaching of pw dropper batch
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