What I can do after 10th between polytechnic and 11th-12th?

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Asked by Shubham Jais
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Syed Asif
7 years ago
If you want to do engineering, then better ho for Polytechnic and get some practical knowledge rather than doing 11 and 12 Science and sitting in class for mostly theoretical knowledge. Good luck.

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ANAND KUMAR
8 years ago
For doing polythechnic, it is better to do B.Tech from recognized college, because it will benefit more for getting job with good salary than doing after Polytechnic. So, doing class 11th, class 12th after class 10th is good enough.

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Ankush Shaw
8 years ago
Go for Polytechnic, you will get more and more practical knowledge.

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Shiva Reddy
8 years ago
It would be better, if you go for some summer classes and have a basic computer knowledge or else learn anything like a game or dance etc. in which you have the interest. And, you can travel to some places where you can enjoy at the same time you can grow your knowledge.

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Ambika Rathore
8 years ago
You should first complete your school education.

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8 years ago
You can choose class 11th.

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DHARAM PAL JAKHAR
8 years ago
Dear friend, As per my opinion and knowledge, you must pursue Polytechnic. As it has a good scope ahead and you can get good opportunities after completing this course and can easily get a good job. All the best and have a great life ahead.

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abhishek jha
8 years ago
See, after 10th, the level of 11th standard is much higher but its a simpler way to go and then, do your graduations like others are doing. But if you want to go for Diploma or Polytechnic, then that is next level of class 11th standard, if you can handle the course the go for it. It's better than d

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