I've got 64.6% in boards (PCM). What are my options now?

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7 years ago

Your future doesn't get blocked, if you scored less marks in boards, you've all the options to go for as per your interest but as per my suggestion opt something different that has better employability than others some of these are: 1. If you've degree in mathematics then go for actuaries, apart fro

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Rajdeep Sinha | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Hi, With 64.6% in Boards (PCM) these are the available options for you : 1. Engineering 2. B.Sc 3. BA 4. B.Com Hope you got your answer.

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