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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.

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If you opt for the right path then you can reach to a very good level with commerce subjects. You have a lot of options, but you have to be clear about your goals. As per me, you should opt for a management course, but you can also pursue B.Com (Hons) and try for CA. If you are not confident about CA then I would suggest, you should pursue BBA and aim for MBA. You can also pursue BA, hotel management or airport management course.

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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem

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If you want to get a good job then opt for CA or CS. You can also pursue 5-year integrated law course after completing class 12th.

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Aditya ChauhanI got 10 CGPA in class 10.

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You need to score good marks in class 12th if you want to get admission in a good college.

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Rishi Broto Chakraborty

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Hello Aditya,
I understand that you need a bit more time compared to others in understanding a topic and I appreciate your desire to crack JEE entrance examination. However, you should not hesitate to join a coaching institute just because of this.
In your case, I would suggest you not to join any commercial entrance coaching institutes. The reason is they have too many students in every batch. Mostly they jump to the next topic as soon as MAJORITY of the students are done with the current topic I.e. they might not pay enough attention to ALL students, particularly the weak ones. So, that would result in wastage of money. You can still h
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Aditya Mishra

Beginner-Level 5

First, you should make a proper time table for your studies. After that do revision from your NCERT textbooks thoroughly then come up with doubts clear them. Prepare notes and quick revision tips for last time. Solve previous year question papers (at least 10 of each subject).

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Yazad Mithaiwala

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The selection of a student depends on his overall personality and profile that he carries. You might have the brightest of the marks and best of the experience , but if you're not able to portray the same in the interview your chances fall. You should be confident ( not over confident ) and prove what's there on your CV / profile .Also try to relate how this institute will help you make yourself a better person and how will it help you do things better than what you're at present.
All the best!

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Kritagya Kriti

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Yes, chances are there but you need to get a very good score in CAT and you need to justify why you got less percentile in your graduation. You just need to kill it in your interview!
Good luck!

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