What should I do after class 10th: polytechnic or class 12th?
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The earlier you start your career, the better for you. I suggest you pursue a Diploma in your preferred stream. After 10th, you can take admission in the diplomas in following fields at LPU:
Engineering : Various branches
Management
Design: Various branches
Architecture
Hotel Management and Tourism
Fashion Design
MLT/ Paramedical Sciences
All you need to do is, check your eligibility on the website, proceed for admission online and call up the toll free number, the support cell will not only guide you through the admission process but also resolve all your queries and doubts. Hope this helps
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Well if you have already decided than you can go ahead with Diploma after your 10th and after that you can proceed for lateral entry programme. LPU offers more than 250 programmes and from those whichever suits your interest you can apply based on qualifying the eligibility criteria. LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live proje...more
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12th is the basic requirement for any course. Your scope will become limited if you opt for polytechnic. -
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Kamaraju pulugurtha Online teaching of English, on retirement | Guide-Level 14
8 years agoIf you have sound financial condition, then you should take your proper education. If not, then you can go for polytechnic. -
After 10th, you should do Polytechnic and in 2nd year of Polytechnic, you should go for 12th as a private candidate because if we compare 12th and Polytechnic, Polytechnic is far better for government job and engineering field jobs. There are lot of career opportunities after Polytechnic rather than the 10+2. I would recommend Polytechnic in core branches (electrical, mechanical) is much better.
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Dear Hritik, I would like to suggest you to do Diploma in computer or any other branch in which you interested, because after your Diploma, you can go for B.Tech. Lovely Professional University has been the university that has outperformed most of its competition. Be it academics, sports or cultural activities, the university boasts a number of accolades to prove its credibility. This is one of the reasons that contribute to making it one of the fastest-growing universities in India. Students here are groomed to be better-skilled individuals than merely engineering students (or any subject student for that matter). The University offer...more
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Polytechnic will give you good opportunities to study further in technical field. Class 12th will also give you good opportunities to get into different fields of study, so choose the way according to your purpose.
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You can do it after completing class 10th. -
If you are interested in engineering field, then you can go for polytechnic. If you have interest in any other field, then you must go for class 12th because you can get number of opportunities after completing PUC.
All the best. -
Dear friend,
As per my opinion and knowledge, you must pursue Polytechnic. As you also know it has a very good scope ahead and you can easily get a good job.
All the best and have a great life ahead.
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