I have passed class 12th PCB with 73%. What should I do next for a bright future?

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Indrani Garg (Shiksha Study Abroad Counsellor) | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Hi Jeet, to give you a better advice I would want more details such as your own interests and future plans.

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Indrani Garg (Shiksha Study Abroad Counsellor) | Contributor-Level 7

9 years ago

Why not, if you want to be a doctor go ahead. Keep in mind that a lot of hard work and dedication would be required. Its wise to keep other backup plans too such as bachelor degree in any other related fields such as biotechnology, biochemistry etc. Post MBBS you may pursue higher studies in a speci

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