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Is class 12 the end of life?
Karnataka primary and secondary education minister S. Sureshkumar on Friday said that the government has decided to cancel II PU Examinations for the current year….Class 12 exam 2021: State-level status.
| State Board | 12th Exam Status |
|---|---|
| Karnataka | Cancelled |
| Kerala | Completed |
| Madhya Pradesh | Cancelled |
| Maharashtra | Cancelled |
What are toppers doing now?
Among toppers who stayed back or returned to India after their higher studies, most have chosen a career in finance, followed by the tech sector, consulting, and business. This is unlike those settled abroad, who mostly worked in the tech sector.
Why last benchers are successful?
1. Backbenchers are likely to get more attention from the professors, classmates and random people enters the class, than the frontbencher for not any obvious reason. 2. The last bench view is always perfect, sitting on the last bench gives precise an the best view of the entire classroom, with soothing comfort.
Is success in life more than the marks?
Life is much more than the marks. Many people like Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, Thomas Edison, Bill Gates, Sachin Tendulkar etc. are great examples to understand that good marks are not the only factor to success. So, if you scored below desired percentage?
How to score more than 90\% marks in 10th 12th Board Exam?
11 Tips To Score More Than 90\% Marks In 10th 12th Board Exam. 1 1. Defeat Yourself. 2 2. Stick with your syllabus book – Mind It. 3 3. Be careful with your weak points. 4 4. Time will kill your marks. 5 5. Practicing from the sample and previous year papers is the best way.
How do I choose a course after passing 12th?
Hi, you have scored good \% of marks in your 12th so, you can go for any course that you like . But choose that course or choose that career in which your interest are. Identify your strengths and and find those career choices which you love to do respective to your hobbies and work which you do every day and would like to do your entire life.
Do you forget the lakhs of students who score in the fifties?
As a 90\% aggregate becomes as common as kissing in our movies (no big deal) and cut-offs for good colleges become insane, we wonder if there is anyone who hasn’t scored amazing marks. In the noise of high scorers, we often forget the lakhs of students who score in the fifties, sixties and seventies.