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New answer posted•8 years ago

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You may consider doing 11 and 12th and then do graduation in stream that is applicable to you and you have interest in. Example, arts, commerce and sciences. Alternately, you can directly do the Diploma which lands you in job opportunities right away or even gives you a lateral entry for instance in
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Which course can I pursue after taking class 12th board exams?
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Asked by Aman

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8 years ago
Depending on the course choice, choose your next step. If it was Science, choose either engineering or medical ( an entrance exam is necessary apart from 10+2 ). Alternately, do the Bachelor of Science in varied options like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, computer applications and IT, electron
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You cannot do a degree directly. Consider doing a Diploma and then for example through engineering Diploma, you can make a lateral entry to graduation. Diploma also offers you direct job opportunities too. Any other degree, that you want to do, after Diploma you will need to go through normal admiss
New answer posted•8 years ago
What career options do I have after completing class 10th?
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Asked by Lakshmi Narasimman

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8 years ago
Take up a course based on your interests and skill sets. Arts, Commerce, Sciences are 3 broad categories. Alternately, Diploma and certificate courses can be taken up to. For example -
Arts - Languages, psychology, journalism and media, humanities etc. Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathemat
Arts - Languages, psychology, journalism and media, humanities etc. Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathemat
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Take up a course based on your interests and skill sets. Arts, Commerce, Sciences are 3 broad categories. Alternately, Diploma and certificate courses can be taken up to. For example -
Arts - Languages, psychology, journalism and media, humanities etc. Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathemat
Arts - Languages, psychology, journalism and media, humanities etc. Sciences - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathemat
New answer posted•8 years ago
Which is the best course to pursue after completing SSLC?
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Asked by Shashank

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8 years ago
It depends on the interests and skill sets. You may consider Arts, Sciences, Commerce. Alternately, Diploma or even certificate courses can be considered.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I pursue an animation course after completing class 10th?
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Asked by Anjali

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8 years ago
I recommend you to complete 10th successfully. Do a Diploma in animation course which can result in jobs and career prospects.
New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I pursue laboratory related course after 10th? I scored 72% in class 10th.
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Asked by Kulsum

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8 years ago
If it is the medical line you are interested in, you may consider Diploma courses in medical lab technician, physiotherapy, O. T Technician. Certificate courses MRI, CT Scan, Dialysis and XRay can also be done. Diploma in medical laboratory technology, X-Ray technology. Laboratory assistance, ECG ca
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You have a plethora of options here. You can choose Arts, Sciences or Commerce depending on your interest and skill sets. Alternately, you can also pursue Diploma or even certificate courses.
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Is it mandatory to have percentage of or above 60 in 10th and 12th to get in JBIMS? What if I don't have?
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Asked by Ritu

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8 years ago
Hello Ritu, admission for Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai for two years Masters in Management Studies (MS) programme is done through Centralized Admission Process (CAP) of Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Government of Maharashtra. For details visit Directorate of Tec