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Sindhura rajagopal

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You can choose to take up Diploma in engineering, industrial technical training, teaching and arts. There on it continues to graduation too if you wish, more like an integrated course. Alternately, you can choose to work immediately after completing Diploma.

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Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself. Notably, engineering and IT, management, accounting and financial sectors are good.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself. Notably, engineering and IT, management, accounting and financial sectors are good.

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Sindhura rajagopal

Contributor-Level 10

Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself. Notably, engineering and IT, management, accounting and financial sectors are good.

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Sindhura rajagopal

Contributor-Level 10

Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself. Notably, engineering and IT, management, accounting and financial sectors are good.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,
While there are government sector jobs say in railways and PSUs and entry-level jobs in the private sector, I strongly suggest you opt for higher education as you have a good percentage and nice potential. You could choose to do Diploma or even better, pre-university and thereafter graduation. If nothing else, how about distance education.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,
While there are government sector jobs say in railways and PSUs and entry-level jobs in the private sector, I strongly suggest you opt for higher education as you have a good percentage and nice potential. You could choose to do Diploma or even better, pre-university and thereafter graduation. If nothing else, how about distance education.

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Sindhura rajagopal

Contributor-Level 10

Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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I would suggest you research and interact a lot with experienced people to see which among arts, science, these suits your interests and skill sets. Do your pre-university from the chosen stream. Thereafter, take up graduation either in engineering/medicine/basic sciences/computers or accounting and taxes, or literature/journalism/languages. This depends on what stream you choose in pre-university.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,
You could choose either doing 2 years pre-university in arts, science, commerce or a Diploma directly. Post Pre-University /Diploma, you can see if you want to work or even consider graduation.

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