CBSE 12th

Hello Vinay,
For knowing which side is better, you must tell your side first. I mean you have not said anything about your subjects in 12th. What interests you? What is your passion? It's always best if passion and subject of graduation match.

Hello Ashutosh,
It's good to know that you have passed with 75% marks. But you have not if you have attempted any entrance exam. Also what subject interests you? What is your passion? You should follow your passion. Graduate in this field.

Hello,
It's good to know your dreams. But one must work hard to fulfill dreams. But for this firstly you will have to complete your 12th. Then only you can take up three-year Diploma course which will then enable you to join as a steward.

Hello Ankita,
There are plenty of government jobs that you can do after 12th. But this is not the right place since it's a very long list. Defense, banks, state government's, police, CAPF's, list is endless. Please keep checking in employment news regularly.

Hello Vijay,
In the present system, I don't think you have an option of appearing for an additional paper in 12th or set of papers again! Also, what will you do? You would have become age barred.
Take up some graduation course.

Hello Sunny,
Don't worry. At your age everybody gets confused. But we must see perspective. With 58% marks, you should take commerce or arts or fine arts stream for further studies.

Hello,
It's really nice to know your dream so precisely spelt out. But everybody has to work hard to achieve dreams. For admission to this course many states have started entrance exam to regulate it and enable better students. You too will have to appear and pass with good marks entrance exam of your state.

Hello Raj,
Admissions to undergraduate courses like B.Sc are controlled by local colleges based on guidelines of universities about qualification. Yes, you are eligible to apply for admission in B.Sc.

Hello Shyam,
Of course it is possible to take up PG Diploma course in Canada without maths in 12th. But remember, as the name suggests it's after graduation and not after 12th.