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amish jain
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Anjali,
I would suggest you to go for the graduation first. As you want a government job, the minimum eligibility criteria for the government job is graduation degree.
For the govt job after 12th, you can apply for the SSC CHSL examination.
There are many options for you can choose after the graduation.
You have great opportunity to make a career in banking sector. Apply for IBPS PO recruitment, IBPS Clerk, RRB officer, Specialist officer, etc. to make a career in banking.
After completing the 12th, you can choose following options:
B.Com
LLB
BA
CA
CS
Finance
Banking Sector Jobs: Apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI, and many other private
I would suggest you to go for the graduation first. As you want a government job, the minimum eligibility criteria for the government job is graduation degree.
For the govt job after 12th, you can apply for the SSC CHSL examination.
There are many options for you can choose after the graduation.
You have great opportunity to make a career in banking sector. Apply for IBPS PO recruitment, IBPS Clerk, RRB officer, Specialist officer, etc. to make a career in banking.
After completing the 12th, you can choose following options:
B.Com
LLB
BA
CA
CS
Finance
Banking Sector Jobs: Apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, SBI, and many other private
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Humera Akhtar
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Yes, you can pursue B.Ed. Eligibility for admission in B.Ed programme is at least 50% marks (i.e. aggregate of total marks in all subjects offered by the candidate) either in the Bachelor's degree and/or in the Master's degree in Science/Social Science/Humanities/Commerce, or Bachelors in engineering or technology with specialization in science and mathematics with 55% marks, or any other qualification equivalent thereto.
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Ankur Sharma
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Hi Bhanusri,
It depends on you that where you want to see yourself working. Doing management will definitely be going to improve your skills and you can be an entrepreneur. But on the other side, preparing for a government job and then waiting for a call later is going to delay.
It depends on you that where you want to see yourself working. Doing management will definitely be going to improve your skills and you can be an entrepreneur. But on the other side, preparing for a government job and then waiting for a call later is going to delay.
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