I have done my 12th with 78 marks in English, 57 in maths, 52 in physics, 73 in chemistry and 68 in CS. What should I do now?

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8 years ago

Since you have got good marks in chemistry, you can do B.Tech in petroleum. That is a good field for you, if you are good at chemistry also, it is trending and has a wide scope. Or, you can also do B.Sc in industrial Chemistry. Above all, do what you are good at and what you like. Best of luck for y

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Nikita Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Hello Shyam, So, your total aggregate is 65.6%. Well, not a bad score. As you scored maximum in English and Science, you can go for English Hons. Or B.Sc. From any named college or university. First of all choose the subject of your interest, the thing you want to explore more. Get a field specified

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