My son is a slow learner. He has done 12th. Which course should he do? He is not good with maths.

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8 years ago

The best way to find your child's inclination in a particular field is to make him give some free psychology test available on the internet like holland test on https://www.truity.com/ or 123.com.

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Aashirwad Kumar | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

You should first allow him to study the area of his inclination and for jobs, you should register to some online portal which gives notification about jobs or entrance exams like Sucessds or Shiksha.

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Nilanjana Kamat | Contributor-Level 10

8 years ago

Hi Shamali, You have to find out in which all subjects your son is good at. Mathematics is not the only subject he needs to deal with. If his aptitude lies in arts subject then he should be pursuing something in the field. He may have other interest. Please consider taking a psychometric test which

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Shamali Joshi | Beginner-Level 1

8 years ago

What about job? Where and what type of job will he get for earning?

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