CBSE 10th

State government conducts number of exams after 10th in C and D grade. As well as post office, railway, clerk, data entry operator, etc.

No, officially you can't, because eligibility criteria for NDA exam is that you should have passed class 12th class before the SSB interview, as you have to present class 12th marksheet during the time of SSB interview. But yes, if you meet the age requirement, you can apply for the written exam, an

Dear Arvind,
It is really great to know your burning desire to study ahead. For regular Diploma in mechanical engineering in Government College, you have to appear in DET (Diploma entrance test) or if you want to take admission in private college then on the basis of merit you can take easily. Good l

There are courses for that first. You have to do that course and then you can go for the same.

Prateek, you should prepare for the NDA examination because you have a very good chance to qualify the NDA examination after completion of your 12 class.

You just need to learn the concepts, don't mug up things, that's why you find it difficult to learn.

My suggestion to you, be very determined. Get the thought that you failed in 9th completely out of your mind. Finish 9th. Take up 10th with a positive and focused mind. Ask yourself and also take help from elders to figure out what's stopping you from concentrating, avoid any distraction, keep a goo

After 10th, it is difficult to get admission in a business course. It requires +2 or Bachelor's degree. So, first, you complete it and then you will get admission in a business course.

You are eligible for a certificate course and a Diploma if its immediately after class 10th. Consider doing Diploma instead of certificate course if you are looking at hotel management as a career. Alternately, if you think 10+2 and then Bachelor's degree is a good time to invest, then I would recom

You are eligible for a certificate course and a Diploma if its immediately after class 10th. Consider doing Diploma instead of certificate course if you are looking at hotel management as a career. Alternately, if you think 10+2 and then Bachelor's degree is a good time to invest, then I would recom