I've just passed out of 10th and now I am a bit nervous towards a career, what should I do to become a software developer?

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8 years ago
According your interests, You should choose non-medical stream with computer Science as a additional subject. And then GET good marks in class 12 board exam and also in entrance exams like JEE Mains and IPU CET bits, or other entrances exam. Do like if answer is helpful.

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Yes, it is, But that way is not appropriate. The way is you can take commerce with computer science as an additional subject. But it will lead you to do B.Sc, BCA or BBA. But if you really want to do software development then you should choose non-medical with computer science.

Nishant Panchal
8 years ago
You should choose your career as an engineer. You have to go for B.Tech with computer Science branch or software engineering. Once you clear your 12th class with good score and attempt for JEE Mains and advanced, According to its good score, you will get admission in top college. All the best.

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That is a different field, as you want to become a software developer. If you really want that then you should do engineering, otherwise, go for commerce stream.

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