Is it better to take admission in 11th and 12th than in diploma if one is interested in computer science?

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Viraj Patil
9 years ago
If you want to deeply learn computer basics, go for Diploma. You will learn all the languages there. A practice is must to be good programmer. You will get it easily in Diploma.

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9 years ago
Well if you want core or total knowledge then you should consider ISC. Diploma has certain benefits. You can get direct admission in a college to pursue the 2nd year of B.Tech. You can even get admission in NITs or IITs just after completing Diploma but it depends on the vacant seats.

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