My son is appearing for 10th this year from IGCSE board. He is very good at maths and physics. What are his career options?

He always get more than 95% in maths and physics without any extra effort.

2.3K Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Binita Doshi
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Atharva Bhange
2 years ago
He can do under graduate degree in foreign college in the major he likes after doing his A and AS level and giving exams like SAT, ACT, TOEFL or IELTS. Wish him luck. I am also a IGCSE pass out. Let me know where he is studying. Feel free to ask any thing. Please upvote.

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