Which board should I choose for 12th among CBSE and NIOS?

I don't want to repeat 11th standard as I have failed in it.

264 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Yash Maurya
3 Answers
Sushant Raj
9 years ago
I would like to suggest you to repeat 11th so as to make your concepts clearer but if you want to go for 12th then I suggest you to choose CBSE rather than NIOS.

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saimy eliza Abraham
9 years ago
Option schooling option is also there. But, I personally suggest that repeat 11th so that your basics get clearer so that you don't face problems in 12th standard.

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Ankur Singh
9 years ago
You can't proceed to 12th until you clear 11th. So, you have to study 11th again.

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