Is CBSE more helpful than state board while choosing career?

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Hi Priya, There is no much more difference, between state boards and CBSE in these days. You can choose your board as per your convenience. There is only difference of number of students appearing in both the boards. CBSE board has a large number of students in comparison to any state board.

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