I did my 11th with commerce in 2002 and have not done 12th. Could I complete plus two now? My DOB is 27th May 1986.

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10 months ago

Ofcourse you can complete your 12 now, age doesnot matter for study . you already did 11th Commerce in 2002, you can now apply for NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) or any State Open School and complete your +2 in Commerce or any stream you prefer. It's flexible and made for such cases.

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Nandini Gutte | Contributor-Level 7

11 months ago

Yes, for sure You can complete your 12th with, regardless whatever age you are currently today, as in age has never been a factor and for sure you can Complete +2 now, even if you have studied 11th commerce in 2002 and have not completed 12th since then, but you can go for it as the age is not the b

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