Shall I go for 12th and then aeronautical engineering or do polytechnic in the same after 10th?

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Asked by Shiva Alladi

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Ishu Aggarwal | Contributor-Level 8

6 years ago

Doing Polytechnic after 10th is great option to pursue in it. Also it has great future ahead to secure a good job. Thank you best of luck.

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Ashish Sharma | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

Hi, After class 10th by doing Polytechnic you will get Diploma Engineering after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing other graduation except engineering will be difficult. On the other hand, post doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any

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Dharamveer Dheer | Scholar-Level 18

5 years ago

Hi, Doing Polytechnic will give you Diploma after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing other graduation except engineering will be difficult. On the other hand, post doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can, i

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Shikhar Singh | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

If you do polytechnic, it will teach you how the things work in aeronautical engineering practically and then you can go for a degree course.

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Raj Shakya | Scholar-Level 16

7 years ago

Hi, Doing Polytechnic will give you Diploma after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing any graduation except engineering will be blocked. On the other hand, post doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can, in f

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Vineet Kumar Rohilla | Guide-Level 12

7 years ago

If you are good at studies, then do class 12th only. It will be better. But, if you think you are not able to handle Science stream in class 11th and class 12th, then go for Diploma.

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Pavithra Desu | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Doing polytechnic will give you Diploma after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing any graduation except engineering will be blocked. On the other hand, post doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can, in fact,

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

Doing Polytechnic will give you Diploma after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But, your routes of doing any graduation except engineering will be blocked. On the other hand, doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can, in fact, do g

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar | Scholar-Level 18

8 years ago

Hello Shiva, Doing polytechnic will give you Diploma after three years. This will enable you to get a job and start earning. But your routes of doing any graduation except engineering will be blocked. On the other hand, doing HSC, your paths of doing graduation in any subject remain open. You can,

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