I want to earn 5 Lacs/month as a teacher in PCM. What degrees are required? Also, can you mention the time required to get those degrees?
I just passed 10th (CBSE) with 95% in science and 96% in maths. I am interested in computers and mobile technology but I find IIT very stressful and tough according to all the things I've heard. I want to know other options offering a good salary.
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Dear Manas,
If you are so good in mathematics and science then I personally believe you don't need to go anywhere for a job. You can start your own tutorials. Earnings through tutorials have no limit. In fact, you will have to keep people in the job to assist you. However, right now focus on your studies and complete your academics.
I hope this would suffice.
All the best.
God bless you.
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