What should I study after completing 10th? I am interested in computer studies.

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8 years ago
First, the most important thing is that you can option for computer Science courses after 12th you may also after 10th but it will be Diploma and also it will not beneficial for you much so best is that you should option after 12th. Now, while opting class 12th you must go on with Science field with

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8 years ago
There are many career oriented options and computer courses available. Some of them not just job oriented but also short term with affordable prices. Course like 3D animation, games development and SAP are highly demanding course. JAVA, CCNA, SQL and MCSE are demanding certification courses.

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Once released, the sample paper will be available on the official MPBSE website, mpbse.nic.in, under the Model Paper section for 10th Class.

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