Which course should I pursue after completing my class 12th for better job opportunities and good salary package?

70 Views|Posted 2016-04-06 23:52:34
Asked by Anurag Sharma
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Y
2016-04-07 22:55:25
Hello, as you have just given your 12th exam I suggest you to find your field of interest and not to go in field which pays well. If you go in a field which interests your more that will automatically help you in getting highest payment as you will be able to apply your true capabilities and can do

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2016-04-07 15:32:44
First of all fill the form of CET,JEE and NDA,Then think about what is your personal habits and which thing you do beautifully then take the admission in engi., medical, bsc

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