Hi I want to understand that if I'm failed to clear my 10th exam in 1998 but now I want to complete my graduation is there any chance to do.

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5 years ago
To pursue graduation, you need to complete 10+2 and 10th first. If you have completed your secondary (10th) and Higher Secondary (10+2) then you can enroll for a graduation course in any university as per their eligibility criteria. In case you have not completed 10th board itself (as you mentioned)

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