I got failed in class 12th (science) with 43%. Is there any course that can be done via class 10th result or with the 12th result?

I would like to do courses like hotel management, air hostess training, etc.

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Asked by Kiran Birajdar

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar | Scholar-Level 18

8 years ago

Hello Kiran, In our country, one has to go through class 10th, 12th and then graduation. There is no escape. However, Diploma courses in different engineering branches and ITI courses in different disciplines are available based on the marks obtained in class 10th.

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Venky Venkat | Beginner-Level 2

7 years ago

There are so many courses available in the study circle: I would like to refer that you can join hotel management and aviation courses that builds up your future all so.

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