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Actually I have studied only till 7th and I want to complete my 10th and 12th and study further for law I am 28 years so can’t go to school so if you could help me and guide me that how I should complete my studies. Thank you. Satish

You can opt to study from Open Universities,i.e. from NIOS, IGNOU,etc. From there however,you can continue with your studies and can study further.

There is totally nothing to worry about it. Just pay attention towards your studies a bit and I am sure you will get through your education in no time.

You can apply for NIOS admission if you don't have class 10th or 12th qualification due to personal reasons. It is a open school certificate which you will get after passing the exam.

NIOS is accepted by most of the colleges and universities for admission in various courses. You can also apply for job with it.

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Actually I have studied only till 7th and I want to complete my 10th and 12th and study further for law I am 28 years so can’t go to school so if you could help me and guide me that how I should complete my studies. Thank you. Satish

The aspirant can study through National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).

NIOS offers Open Basic Education (OBE) ‘C’ Level Course – Equivalent to Class VIII.

Academic Courses:
Secondary Course – Equivalent to Class X.
Senior Secondary School – Equivalent to Class XII.

The candidate can get the details in the NIOS website http://www.nos.org/

I would definitely encourage you to complete your education- at least the school level. Age is definitely a factor now. And I believe that you are already into some work, so to maintain both will be tough. You wont be able to attend regular classes. So the option of Open Schooling is the best for you. You can join private tutions for the ease of understanding the subjects. It has been long since you have been detached from regular course of study. Open Schooling will provide you solution to sit for the examinations when you feel that you have had enough preparation. In this way it will help in creating a balance between all the aspects. Private classes will be essential as well as effective for coping up with the curriculum.