What should I do after 12th for a bright future? I don't want to take any competitive exam.

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7 years ago

Hi, If you do not want to take competitive exam then you can apply on the basis of your class 12th %. Then, for job you can do campus placement and be there till retirement.

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Harleen Kaur | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

First, you need to choose in which area you have interest as there are lot of career options than doing just preparation for competitive exams as there are lot of competition in this area and few candidates get success as there are limited seats. So if you don't want to do this or you may prepare wh

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