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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Dear Deepak,
For any government exam the required percentage is 60% for general, 55 for OBC, 45-40% for SC and ST. Prepare well for banking and SSC exam. It is mandatory for PO exam.
All the best for your future.
For any government exam the required percentage is 60% for general, 55 for OBC, 45-40% for SC and ST. Prepare well for banking and SSC exam. It is mandatory for PO exam.
All the best for your future.
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pratiksha kamble
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Yes, it is possible to do MBA but firstly you have to take entrance exam like CAT, XAT, etc.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
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Yes, of course, you can take admission. Some universities will ask for a WES evaluation of your transcripts. Search online to learn more about WES evaluation. Work on improving your profile and take SAT/ACT+TOEFL.
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Piyush Singh
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You could go for accountancy, BBA, economics (Hons), or even LLB (if law is your calling). Chartered Accountancy is a lucrative but competitive option.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Ritika,
First and foremost thing to remember is that failure is no crime. Lots of people have failed in their school/college career and still went on to become successful.
Begin with analysing reasons of failure. Definitely, you were not able to perform as per expectations. But you cleared other papers. So there is nothing wrong seriously. Just concentrate on studying the subject in which you have failed a little more and you will achieve success.
First and foremost thing to remember is that failure is no crime. Lots of people have failed in their school/college career and still went on to become successful.
Begin with analysing reasons of failure. Definitely, you were not able to perform as per expectations. But you cleared other papers. So there is nothing wrong seriously. Just concentrate on studying the subject in which you have failed a little more and you will achieve success.
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