What should I do after completing HSC with less than 50% marks?

91 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Tushar D Trix
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VIKRAM SONI
9 years ago
Dear student, Firstly, you can appear for 12th class again with the same subjects with NIOS in coming October month. Next year, apply for good Bachelor degree programme because every good university require a decent percentage in class 12th. Otherwise, you can can think of these programmes: Trave

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Bhavuk Jain
9 years ago
Well, less than 50% will trouble you very much. You did not even meet the minimum eligibility criteria to go for Graduation. So, being of commerce background, you can pursue the Accounting Technician Certificate Course and after its completion you can directly join CA for the IPCC group - II Exams.

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Hriddhi Mondal
9 years ago
Hi Tushar, Less than 50% marks won't help you. You won't be able to get admission in average colleges. I would recommend you to sit for class 12th again and try to get good marks.

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