What should I do after completing class 12th maths?

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Riya Garg
9 years ago
There are wide variety of options for you. You can pursue architect, law, BCA or BMS. If you can drop you can prepare for IIT-JEE as well.

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You should either give SSC exam or pursue BBA or BCA.

Piyush Sahu
9 years ago
There are many options, you can take a drop if you think you can make it. If you don't want to pursue engineering after taking maths you can do law, architecture, etc. It depends on your interest.

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Shivendra Singh
9 years ago
You should try JEE preparation but it is very tough. If you are interested in Diploma then IERT is the best.

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