What should I do after class 12th?

I have done with my class 12th last year.

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2016-05-10 15:37:23
There are many career options available with you but it is suggested to follow your interest.study about the domain and see if it suits you in longer run.some of these courses are: 1.engineering 2.BBA 3.BCA 4.BCOM 5.BSC 6.BA and many more choose the one in which your interest lies but the selection

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2016-05-14 12:39:23
You can go for Biotechnology ,microbiology ,pharmacy , BDS but choose the institute properly.

Abhilash Das
2016-05-10 15:02:28
Your interest depends and it somewhat depends upon your stream.

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