I passed my 12th from arts in 2017. What should I do now for a better future?

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7 years ago

Hi, It depend on your interest, but I'll suggest some good course for good future. You can do BA (hons.), BBA BCA BBM, BBS. Good luck.

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Shaniya Salahuddin | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Every option is good if you do hard work but it depends on you, you can choose any one option according to your interest. Good luck.

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Manjeet Jakhar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

According to my opinion and experience after class 12th from Arts, you can do Bachelors in Arts that is BA. It is the best option for you, there are lot of Honors courses like history Hons. Geography Honors political Science Honors Hindi Hons English honors, whatever you want to do, you can opt that

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Manjeet Jakhar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

EE, these two courses are different and it's based totally on you that in which subject are you interested. If you have the skill set required to get a job in hotel management field then go for it. Hotel management has a good scope in India and abroad.

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