Career after 12th

I am going to pass out the 12th class, but what should I do?

May I go for Higher Education or prepare for government jobs?

Higher Education is necessary to be able to compete and get promotions in your career path. 

But what path do I take for higher education? It is always a puzzle for almost every student that is going out to complete his/her school education. If a student has been able to solve this puzzle at the right time with the right guidance, then his/her precious time will be saved in digging up in the ocean of uncertainties. So, based upon your interests and capabilities, you may decide your career path. Kindly don't run away behind the lucrative one by just seeing others. Everyone has unique abilities and interests and if someone does the hard work by knowing that in the right direction then success will always be there.

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Another question of interest is the preparation for Government Jobs.

Well, this is one of the most uncertain decisions. As one can see, only 3 in 100 jobs are there in the government sector and there are more than 100s candidates for a job. So, one should decide very carefully while making this decision as it is one of the most critical decisions of life. There are a lot of candidates who are still in dilemma but decide to go the preparation either due to no other option available or seeing others that are going for preparation especially their friends. 

But keep in mind these tactics just waste your precious time and money. Only go for the preparation, when you are sure that you are capable to do something good. One more thing, patience, and hard work are the key to success in succeeding or clearing the exam with a good rank.

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