I am totally messed up! What should I do after completing class 12th with maths and science?

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Asked by Simi Jain
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Varun dixit
8 years ago
First of all, introspect and find out your area of interest, you can go for the graduation course like B.Sc in any subject or you can join any of the engineering institutes for courses like mechanical, civil or CSE as per your choice or if you want to change your field, you can even go for the manag

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Archita Chouhan
8 years ago
Hello, Don't worry. After completing class 12th from maths, science opens so many paths for you. First thing you have to do is to analyse yourself that in which field you are good and in which field you have interest and after this choose one field and give your best there. All the best.

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I must suggest you to be introspective. Think what you want to do, what is your motto, what subject you like most and what subject you think can help you to secure a good job. Then go for it.

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SAMARTH AGARWAL
8 years ago
Firstly, think about your aim and goals of your life. According to that only choose the respective course for achieving that goal. Do not choose any course while being under pressure. If you can tell me what goals you have in your life then I will be able to help you more.

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