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2nd July 2012, 06:23 PM
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What can I do after SSC exam?
what can i do after ssc exam....please tell me what can be done for the same
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27th November 2012, 11:45 AM
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Hello Dear,
There are various option after S.S.C to which you can go.It's depends on your subjects in S.S.C. If you have S.S.C with Physics,Chemistry,Mathematics,Then you can go for:- 1.B.Sc(Non-Medical) or B.Sc Hons. in Physics or chemistry or mathematics. 2.B.Tech. (There are various branches in B.Tech Like Mechanical Engg.,Computer Engg.,Civil Engg.,Electronics Engg. etc.) 3.You Can Go for Indian Army through "10+2 Entry scheme". 4.You can Go For "NDA" Exam. If you have your S.S.C with Mathematics only Then you can Go for B.A in Mathematics,BCA,DCA etc. If you have your S.S.C with Arts subjects then you can go for B.A and then B.ED or M.A. Regards ravi6 |
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27th November 2012, 02:59 PM
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-->> SSC is conducting combined graduate level exam every year.
-->> This exam is the popular exam of all ssc exams. -->> The exam has bumper vacancies and reputed posts. -->> There are couples of posts under this exam. LDC DEO Stenographer Constable in BSF,CASF After Graduation... CGL CPO SI Income tax inspector Exise inspector Delhi police inspector UDC |
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27th November 2012, 06:40 PM
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you can go for
10th & 10th+2 1) LDC, DEO, Stenographer, Constable in BSF and CASF After Graduation... 2) CGL, CPO SI, Income tax inspector, Exise inspector, Delhi police inspector and UDC 3)you can go in defense if you have following qualification if you are B.Sc(Non-Medical) or B.Sc Hons. in Physics or chemistry or mathematics. or if you are B.Tech. (There are various branches in B.Tech Like Mechanical Engg.,Computer Engg.,Civil Engg.,Electronics Engg. etc.) or if you are 10+2 then apply for Indian Army through "10+2 Entry scheme". or "NDA" Exam. if you are graduation then go for CDS Exam |
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27th November 2012, 09:11 PM
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hi friend,
After completing your ssc .....they are so many options to do examples : you can do intermediate in bipc or mpc ...which branch is intrested you can opt for it ...or u can do polytechnic /diploma here in this you can choose any subject which was intrested like computer science engineer ,electronics or electical etc...to join intermediate your ssc marks list is enough ....for diploma means you have to give the entrance test for diploma ...based on the test what you have written they wil provide ranks ...based on rank there will be a counsil and after attending counciling they will alot college for your rank......after ssc either you can opt for intermediate or diploma ...whatever your intrested you can do... |
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14th December 2012, 07:11 PM
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Hi,
Well from your question I did not understand whether you cleared SSC or not. If you did not clear SSC then you can go for some front office desk jobs or B.Ed. course. If you would not like to go for teaching, then front office jobs will b good for you now. Also you can join some telecom company in the client end sections. Here you will have make a note of the client queries and have to solve them as quickly as smoothly as possible. But if you want to go for teaching jobs then you will have to do B.Ed. and make yourself eligible for any private or government school. Unless you have done a B.Ed. no school will grant you a position in the teaching genre. But if you have cleared SSC written, then go for the interview. If you clear it, then you will get a teaching job, in that particular institute where the administrative body wants you to be. So be prepared to be located at any place in the state! |
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28th March 2013, 09:54 PM
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i have finished my ssc exam on 25th march 2013. And i want to do some computer engineering/ P.C.M stuff so for that what should do now in vacation now for the above given course so that i should be prepare for their exam further in college. and just let me know what is PACE.
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