Which stream should my son pursue?

My son has passed class 10th.

203 Views|Posted 2016-05-05 12:54:40
Asked by Anju Sachdeva
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Sumit Bara
2016-05-08 01:32:09
If he loves science, he will automatically love engineering. In this case, make him go for science stream with computer and its advisable to keep hindi. If he is likely to do well in medicals, make him take up science with biology and keeping hindi. If he is interested in commerce section, make him

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Dharamveer Dheer
5 years ago
Hello, There are certain factors to be considered when you choose your stream. 1. Your interests. 2. Favourite subject. 3. Goal. 4. Aptitude results. 5. Parents advise. 6. Teachers advise. 7. Knowledge about the streams and the career options in them. These are the basic questions you need to

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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY S
6 years ago
Commerce if he is good in analytics otherwise social science.

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aneesh ram
9 years ago
You son should opt for commerce stream. He can pursue B.Com or BBA in graduation. Commerce stream has good scope.

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