Which course should I pursue after completing class 10th?

I want to pursue a course equivalent to class 12th.

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Chetna S
9 years ago
Hi, The Indian education system has 10+2+3 system or 10+4 in Diplomas is also possible.

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Should I complete my class 12th from CBSR patrachar?

Ankit Anand
9 years ago
Hi, After completing class 10th, you have lots of option. But, it is always better to pursue class 12th. It will help you to explore more opportunity in future. You can go for marine, Diploma course in engineering, animation, etc. All the best.

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Yes, if you are doing Diploma in order to pursue B.Tech in future.

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