No need to worry if you Scored Less in CBSE Class 10 and 12 or failed in CBSE Class 10 and 12

Failing in Class 12 or Scoring less marks in Class 12th does not mean the end of the world! While you may initially be dissatisfied, ashamed, and lost in your profession, this is also an excellent opportunity for you to work harder and develop resilience in order to prepare for even larger difficulties in life. The most common fear among 12th grade students is failing. However, the students must seek it as an opportunity and overcome their fear in order to have a good career.

You can become Cricketer, Artist, Blogger, youtubers and instagram influencers and for doing that you don’t need class 12th degree. Many Cricketer and other sports persons has followed their passion and pursued career in the field of sports or many actors has pursued career in the field of Acting and become very good actor and actress. Also there are many other multiple filed now a days and one can choose the career in Artificial Intelligence, Digital Marketing , Becoming Master in MS Excel or Many other fields. In today’s Era Skill is more important than the degree. Many youtubers and instagram influencers are doing very well in their field and even earning better that a graduate.

Let’s take an example to explain: Mohit Kapoor, Finance Manager (FP&A) at PayPal, based in San Jose, US, became a CA after 9 years. He gave multiple attempts to crack the CA exam, and it is possible only due to hard work, determination, discipline, and patience. What if he stopped nine years ago after failing his first attempt? Will he be able to reach here? NO. Through this, I want to tell you that if you are focused and have a clear goal, you can pass the exam easily. You just need to study and focus on what is in front of you instead of what is gone.

Compartment Exam for the CBSE Board:

• Yes, you can pass the CBSE Board 12th exams even if you fail one subject. However, you must pass that subject in the compartmental exam, which will be administered later. The CBSE board compartment exam is going to be held in July, so candidates have enough time to prepare for a subject in which they failed. In order to pass the exam, candidates must start preparing for it right now with a proper strategy and schedule. With the help of compartment exams, students can save their academic year. This is the best way for students who are unable to pass.

Online Skill Certification:

• As you all know, if you are determined, you can achieve everything. Failing in CBSE class 12 does not mean the end of the career. Your passing marks or percentage do not define your future. You can still achieve many things in life if you are determined. There are many options available online. Students can pursue many courses, such as computer language courses such as Python, R, R+, Agile, Angular Java, etc., graphic design, data analytics, Microsoft Office, photography, digital marketing, AI, etc.

CBSE’s Open School (Patrachar Vidyalaya):

• This is a great opportunity for candidates who failed CBSE Board Class 12th. In Patrachar Vidyalaya, candidates can enroll themselves; they don’t need to go to the school, but they must appear for the exam next year. The syllabus is the same. Students will also receive study material to prepare for the exam. Students who need classes can attend regular coaching classes, which allow them to earn the same certificate as a regular CBSE school.

CBSE’s Classroom Program:

• Candidates who want to take the exam next year can also repeat the class, but they must pursue some other certification courses online so that at the end of the year they have some skills that will help them get an internship.

NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling)

• Candidates can also appear for the board examination conducted by the NIOS next year. This allows you to change your stream altogether (for instance, move from science to commerce or commerce to humanities) and prepare from home without having to attend classes. This flexibility also allows you to prepare for the entrance examination, go for ITI training, or even pursue diploma courses.