Which stream should I opt for after completing class 10th?

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8 years ago
After completing your 10th you should understand which field you want to go for. If you like creating something new or business then fields varies. You can go for science if you want to be a designer, architect or engineer. You can go for commerce if you are interested in business or law. Even if yo

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
After 10th you can either go for science or commerce. These 2 are the main streams students generally opt after 10th. Science has scope in engineering, research and medical. Commerce will open the gates of banking/finance, business management, sociology and economics. So, keep a clear view of your f

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