I got more than 60% in 10th and 51% in 12th? Will I face any problem during placement?

164 Views|Posted 2016-06-29 00:45:05
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Chetna S
2016-06-29 23:04:36
Your placements for any course depends on what you have learnt, how you performed in graduation and interview skills. if you are able to justify your marks or reasons for less scoring, you will be able to get a job. So score well in your present degree.

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2016-06-29 20:02:26
no , during placement your confidence level on answering questions matters and your knowledge on subjects you study.

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