Which course should I pursue after class 12th?

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9 years ago

Hi Nikhil, You have a lot of options B.Com, BA, B.Sc and so on. Since you haven't mentioned the stream of study I will suggest you refer to the related questions below. Overall study as per your interests and future plans.

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Stuti Jain | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Hi Nikhil, here are the career options after you pursue Computer Engineering https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-computer-engineer-cc-31 Check the above article and if the career outcomes mentioned matches with your own future plans.

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