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Hi, If you're a 10th pass graduate and wish to pursue work opportunities, there are various career paths you can explore. You can consider vocational courses, Diploma programs, or skill-based certifications in areas like:Retail ManagementData Entry and Office AdministrationSales and MarketingGraphic DesigningTechnical SupportCustomer ServiceHospitality and TourismAdditionally, pursuing online courses or internships can enhance your skills and open doors to job opportunities. Make sure to explore platforms that offer training and skill development courses.Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs
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Agar aapko 10th ke exam form apply karna hai, toh aapko apne school ya board ke official website par jaana hoga. Aapke school se bhi aapko exam form ke liye guidelines mil sakti hain. Yadi aap CBSE board ke student hain, toh aap CBSE ke official website par jaakar exam form bhar sakte hain.Agar aap state board ke student hain, toh apne respective state board ki official website par jaake form fill kar sakte hain.Exam form bharne ki last date aur process school ya board ke rules ke anusar hoti hai, isliye official sources par regularly check karte rahen.Best of luck for your exams!
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Hi Chandni, For the CBSE 10th exam, you need to score a minimum of 33% in both theory and practical exams separately. This means:33% in theory: You must score at least 33% in each of your theory papers.33% in practical: You must also score at least 33% in the practical examinations for each subject that has a practical component.If you meet the criteria for both theory and practical separately, you will be considered to have passed the subject. The overall percentage is calculated based on the total marks obtained in both theory and practical exams.I hope this clears up your doubt! Best of luck!
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Hi Ayesha, Admission for the 10th exam depends on the board you are applying for (CBSE, NIOS, State Board, etc.).CBSE/State Board – Regular school admissions usually close before the academic year starts. However, private schools may have different policies. Contact your school or board office.NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) – You can apply for the NIOS 10th exam under the Stream 1 (for fresh students) or Stream 2 (for failed students). Fees can be paid online on the official NIOS Website.Check your respective board's official website for the latest updates.
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Hi Supriya, The National Safety Aptitude Test (NSAT) is primarily designed for individuals pursuing or holding a bachelor's degree or Diploma in Engineering/Technology, or a bachelor's degree in Science with Physics or Chemistry.As you're currently in the third year of your Diploma in Computer Engineering, you may not yet meet the eligibility criteria.However, some organizations allow candidates to appear for NSAT during their final year, with the condition that they provide proof of completing their degree before the course commencement.I recommend contacting the NSAT organizing body directly to inquire about eligibility for candidate
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