I am a class 12th science student. Recently, my board exams ended. What should I do as I am waiting for my board exam result?

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Shashank Sharma
8 years ago
In between the time, you must be giving entrance exams for various colleges, but if still you have time and want to learn something you can start learning programming language may it be C, C +, python or Java that you can decide according to your familiarity with the skill, if you are a beginner go

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Thank you. I am a Java student too.

priyank sharma
8 years ago
Brother, don't waste your time in thinking about results. Keep calm and think about your interests and about your higher study. You may gain new skills in this period and also prepare for your college. Best of luck bro!

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