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My brother has passed 8th standard. What should he do for his bright future?
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Which are the best career options after 10th in science stream?
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Asked by Ayush

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8 years ago
You may take up Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics Chemistry Biology or even Physics Chemistry Mathematics Computer Science or Physics Chemistry Mathematics Biology or Physics Chemistry Mathematics Electronics. These are all diverse combinations available in varied formats in different state
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Which type of law is best if am not into a corporate career 5 year(B.A+LL.B) or 6 years(3 years for B.A and 3 years for LL.B)?
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Asked by Vinkit

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8 years ago
Hi Vinkit,The 5 year BA LLB is an integrated version of the lengthy 6 year course and 5 year Course is any day more preferable than 6 year course. After the completion of the course, you can go in any area that you want to make a career in. Be it Corporate, Litigation, Judicial exams or anything. Wh
New answer posted•8 years ago
What are the career options after doing Diploma in naturopathy in India and abroad?
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Asked by Rahul

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8 years ago
I am giving you an unbiased advice naturopathy is not a good career option, because there are very less jobs available, and it has very less salary people are not much aware of naturopathy.
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8 years ago
If you had Arts stream, take up Bachelor of Arts in humanities, social sciences, languages, psychology, media and journalism. If you had Commerce background, B.Com and then qualifications like ICWA and CA would be excellent. If you had Science stream, engineering or medical depending on your skills
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I am about 42 years old. I passed 8th from CBSE board. What type of course can I pursue?
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Asked by Raman

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8 years ago
You can pursue certification courses that is related to your line of work. You cannot do Diploma and Degree now, because you don't have class 10th and class 12th. You can also pursue Secondary Education from NIOS and then after that pursue a Diploma or degree.
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I want to leave engineering in 1st year as I am not interested. What can I do?
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Asked by Omkar

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8 years ago
Find out where your interests is? What kind of work you want to do? Make clear choice and then leave engineering and get started where your passion is. If it is in different department then you have an option for branch change also. But first find your interest otherwise you will keep changing.
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It depends on your interests and skill sets. Research and communicate, and then take decision. Engineering is a very good option. Electronics and communication, computer Science, telecommunication, instrumentation are some very popular courses. Alternately, you may want to do medicine too. Alternate
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It completely depends on your interests and skill sets. Engineering is a very good option. Electronics and communication, computer Science, telecommunication, instrumentation are some very popular courses. Alternately, you may want to do medicine too. Alternate to medicine will be nursing, physiothe
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If your interest is into space sciences, then take up B.Tech in Aerospace engineering. Basic qualification is 10+2 with PCM as subjects. Entrance exams such as IIT should be one of the entry points for seat allotment.
Alternately, you may consider B.Sc Physics with specialization in astronomy or astr
Alternately, you may consider B.Sc Physics with specialization in astronomy or astr