I passed my X in 1995 & want to do my 12th. What are my options? I want to complete my graduation in the next 6 years.

I live in Chandigarh and passed my 10th in 1995. My goal is to get graduated. I couldn't because I had to work for a living. What are my options? How can I give my 12th standard exam? How can I apply for graduation?

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Rohit Kothawade | Guide-Level 13

8 years ago

So, you have big gap in your studies. So, I will like to suggest you that you should take admission for 12 arts external because its not possible for you to do regular lecture as you must be going any job after 12 go for B.A. External and you can finish your graduation in 4 years without any gap and

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Shauraveer Singh | Beginner-Level 1

8 years ago

Apparently, my first language is English and I haven't learned other languages much. However, I like your suggestion on completing 12th. Where do I approach? Who do I approach? I tried sending emails to various universities but I guess none of them have ever logged into their mailboxes since tube li

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