I have not given my 12th compartment exam due to a reason and I don't want to repeat class 12 again. What should I do now?

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snehil vats
9 years ago
Dear, For applying in any field, first, you've to complete your class 12th then only you can opt for something else. So, first complete your class 12th. All the best.

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Archita Chouhan
7 years ago
Hello dear, It is necessary to complete your 12th class first before you apply for anything. So, complete your 12th class first and if you didn't want to complete in anyway. Then, search for opportunities on your class 10th based. But I suggest you to first complete 12th class it would be beneficia

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Harsh Ranjan
9 years ago
As you failed in class 12th, you can't go for any further study and without graduation. There is quite tough for someone to make his/her dream come true they are dreaming in the education field. So, I strongly recommended you to drop this year and take the improvement exam and try to score good mar

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