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31st August 2012, 03:21 PM
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What should I opt as my career after passing 12th with science stream with 90% marks


I had passed my 12th with science stream and 90% marks what should i opt as my career?




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22nd September 2012, 04:30 PM
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Default Re: What should I opt as my career after passing 12th with science stream with 90% marks

After 12th in science, you can join as cadgets in Indian Navy/Air Force. For the job profile of Postal Assistant, candidates who have completed 12th class with good marks are preferred. Clerical job positions in banks or government departments also suits with your qualification. In railways, you can try for clerical jobs or TTR positions. If you are interested in higher studies after 12th, then it will be much better. Graduation will improve the chances to obtain a better job in future.
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what are the job opportunities after engineering and in biology in India? GSEB board
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Which stream should i choose? I have passed 12th standard with 57 % marks
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