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Sindhura rajagopal
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Hi, see if you have dropped due to disappointment in scores and if it is only momentary. If yes, please complete your Diploma and then either do job or follow it up with engineering course. In case, you are confused and not happy because of the subject, then thoroughly analyses what are your key strengths, skill sets and interests. Have a mentor such as parent or even a teacher and then decide for the next move.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Well, the general route is through the class 12th marks and the entrance exam. But, of course when Universities offer management seat or specific entrance exams for their colleges and courses, class 10th marks can always be shown to showcase your capabilities and potential. All the best.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Hi,It is important to have 10+2 in sciences to do your 2 year Diploma in pharmacy or go for a 4-year Bachelor programme.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Hi,
It is important to understand where you are strong and where exactly you are weak. Also, be aware of time left for preparation. Make a clear and specific time table which should be verified by a good mentor - parent or teacher or a senior. Follow up regularly and study consistently. Take up many mock tests, you l know how to handle pressure.
It is important to understand where you are strong and where exactly you are weak. Also, be aware of time left for preparation. Make a clear and specific time table which should be verified by a good mentor - parent or teacher or a senior. Follow up regularly and study consistently. Take up many mock tests, you l know how to handle pressure.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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In class 11th and class 12th, if you choose sciences, then yes mathematics is compulsory. If you choose engineering - biotechnology for example, common semesters do have Math as a subject.
In class 11th and class 12th, if you choose sciences, then yes mathematics is compulsory. If you choose engineering - biotechnology for example, common semesters do have Math as a subject.
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sandeep sharma
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Hi,In 10th standard, if you have fixed goal to pursue your career as an IAS officer then you have to take a look at the syllabus of UPSC exam and main optional subject for the examine syllabus the main portion of general studies it consists of main topics like Indian Heritage and culture history and geography of the world and society Government and constituent policy social justice international relations Science and technology economic development biodiversity and endowment security and disaster management at 6:00 integration and aptitude and in the optional subject for main exam you have to select one for this xxvi agricultural manag
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Sindhura rajagopal
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First of all, don't be disappointed. In case you want to continue PUC, have a dedicated plan with the help of a mentor like parent or teacher and study hard. Or else, if you wish to pursue Diploma or a certificate course in the field of your choice, then please do it. You are eligible since you have completed class 10th.
First of all, don't be disappointed. In case you want to continue PUC, have a dedicated plan with the help of a mentor like parent or teacher and study hard. Or else, if you wish to pursue Diploma or a certificate course in the field of your choice, then please do it. You are eligible since you have completed class 10th.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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It surely helps to have coaching and guidance across at least a year for entrance exams such as engineering and medical. However, if you should start from class 11th itself, I would say, if it is full-fledged JEE entrance exam, yes it makes sense. If not, if it is state level entrance exams, I would say thorough preparation class 11th holidays and then entire class 12th should do well. As for theory subjects, certain sciences and commerce subjects do require coaching. But class 12th should be fine for it.
It surely helps to have coaching and guidance across at least a year for entrance exams such as engineering and medical. However, if you should start from class 11th itself, I would say, if it is full-fledged JEE entrance exam, yes it makes sense. If not, if it is state level entrance exams, I would say thorough preparation class 11th holidays and then entire class 12th should do well. As for theory subjects, certain sciences and commerce subjects do require coaching. But class 12th should be fine for it.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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You could consider doing a Diploma in any course of your choice say interior or fashion or jewelry designing to name a few. Beauty, nutrition, nursing, are some others. In case, if you want to do class 11th and class 12th, then after that, you can do Bachelors. Choose subjects based on your interest - arts, commerce or sciences.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Hi, firstly since class 10th is the foundation, ensure to get it completed. Now, after class 10th either a Diploma or even class 11th and class 12th, and then Bachelors, both of these routes may be considered. Decide what subjects you want to study in class 11th, class 12th and the Bachelors or even the Diploma. Secondly, since you have options of online study too explore the colleges that offer courses that suits your requirement and comfortability too.
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