Should I reappear for my class 12th board exams? I want to pursue B.Tech.

I got compartment in maths in class 12th CBSE board exam. I failed to clear my compartment. My father wants me to pursue Polytechnic Diploma.

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Vinay Kr Pandey | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

Dear aspirant, Reappearing in class is not a good decision. In case you are a 12th Science failed student, you may use your 10th standard marks and Certificate and get yourself enrolled in Diploma courses. The various Diploma courses are- Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineeri

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Shubham Mehta | Contributor-Level 6

3 years ago

Yes if you want to talk admission in good college for B.Tech, then you can give again your 12 or Polytechnic is also a good option but choose by your self.

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