I need help with choosing my career. I am a 12th PCMC student. I'm a 80% scorer. What should I do for a bright future?

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9 years ago
RRB Exam Eligibility 2017: https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria If you are asking about bright future, then the very first thing comes in my mind is Indian Railways which will make a great career opportunity for you by offering you a handsome salary with other benefits as it is one of

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Pallavi Choudhury
9 years ago
Hi Anusha, after PCMC you can choose to pursue Engineering or Architecture as they are the most popular and also highest paying sectors. But always follow your passion, if there is anything else you are interested in you should follow it. You will be successful if you enjoy doing what you do, you ca

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