Which course can I pursue with Mathematical literacy, geography, computer application technology and life Science?

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3 years ago

If you want to make your career in IT field then choose computer applications and technology because the programming needs some Maths part which is important for your base as we all are aware there's immense growth in computer Science. If you have interest in geography and know about climatology and

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Seema Shaikh | Contributor-Level 7

3 years ago

There's a mistake idk how it happens if you are well versed with your subject knowledge then you won't regret as well as definitely you'll get job and growth too.

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Dinesh Upadhyay | Scholar-Level 16

3 years ago

You can pursue PG Diploma in data Science / B.Ed / M. B.A. / M.A. Geography.

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