Will there be any problem in getting a job in Google, Facebook, etc.? I scored 75% in class 10th and 59.7% in 12th.

54 Views|Posted 2016-06-26 14:20:56
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Prathusha Singh
2016-06-27 14:01:37
Aishwarya, for a job in Google and Facebook you first need to get a degree. And academic record somewhere does matter as big companies often look for consistent record. Join some university where companies like Google, Facebook etc come for campus placement and you academic record doesn't hamper yo

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Aishwarya S
2016-06-27 15:11:46
what about SRM university, Manipal university and VIT??

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