I've passed 10th from Nepal board before 4-years with 67.75% & want to study computer engineering, what should I do?

I have done SLC 10th level from Nepal with 67.75% marks and have got 60 marks in maths and 78 marks in science.

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Sunny Rana
7 years ago
Make a gap certificate and take the admissions using the certificate.

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What is a gap certificate? How can I get a gap certificate? Is it necessary if I have all class 10th certificates?

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