What should I pursue after class 12th?

I am from a business family and want to pursue something out of the box course related to computers. I am not having a computer background. So, I am new to this field. I have raised my interest in the field of animation and multimedia, etc. I have completed my 12th from arts stream.

42 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Abdur Rauf
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Tanushree Mitra
8 years ago
Hi Abdur, if you are interested in animation you can go ahead, you must be a class 12th pass in any stream. Relevant training will be given to you by the institute. however it is recommended that you enroll into a short time computer basics course before enrolling into any full time programme. Gamin

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7 years ago
Hi! It all depends on your interest. But, visit this link to know about career options once done with 12th. https://www.shiksha.com/careers.

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Muskan Marodia
7 years ago
You should go for higher studies after class 12th, you can apply in different courses like BBA Hospitality Diploma, Animation and Multimedia, Journalism and Mass Communication, Event Management, Fashion Design and Technology, Hotel Management, in different universities. And can built your career & c

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