I'm appearing in 12th this year from RIOS board and want to join the best university in engineering field. Is RIOS perfect for me?

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Pavithra Desu
7 years ago
Open schooling is good for increasing literacy among the weaker section of society. But not enough for competition point of view. Today parents are spending a huge amount on their children by admitting them in a reputed school or coaching centers. So, in my opinion, if you have time and some money,

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pradeep kumar
7 years ago
Open schooling is good for increasing literacy among the weaker section of society. But not enough for competition point of view. Today's parents are spending a huge amount on their children by admitting them in a reputed school or coaching centers. In my opinion if you have time and some money, you

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Your enthusiasm and devotion towards study is really appreciable. RIOS and other government's open boards and their courses have full validity and accepted by all universities for their courses. Further their certificates are also valid for job point of view. Hence RIOS board can be a better for you

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