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What to study if family is not allowing me to go to Kota for IIT?
hi sanika here going from 10th to 11th.
I m from a small city of U.P. and I want to go to kota for higher studies but my family doen't allow me to go kota for IIT so is there any other line which I could choose except engineering nd if not then how could I convence my family for hostels?????
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I m from a small city of U.P. and I want to go to kota for higher studies but my family doen't allow me to go kota for IIT so is there any other line which I could choose except engineering nd if not then how could I convence my family for hostels?????
> 60 days ago
Answers (1)
Hello,
From the information you shared in your question, it seems you may be a student in India (specifically from Uttar Pradesh). The Education.com community is primarily focused on education and parenting in the United States. I suggest meeting with a guidance counselor or teachers at your school (or at the local college). They may have excellent insights to share with you, and will be able to ask you questions in person to help guide you in the right direction.
For general information about careers and college degrees, here are some resources on Education.com (again, focused on the U.S., but you may find some tips that apply for you too)...
Careers (includes job descriptions): http://www.education.com/topic/teens-work/
Career Planning & Development: http://www.education.com/topic/career-decisions-child/
High School - School & Academics articles (including what subjects to take to prepare for college): http://www.education.com/grade/academic/high-school/
Also, here are some tips to help you with persuading your parents to study where you want: http://www.education.com/reference/article/Ref_Persuading_Your/
Thanks for asking!
From the information you shared in your question, it seems you may be a student in India (specifically from Uttar Pradesh). The Education.com community is primarily focused on education and parenting in the United States. I suggest meeting with a guidance counselor or teachers at your school (or at the local college). They may have excellent insights to share with you, and will be able to ask you questions in person to help guide you in the right direction.
For general information about careers and college degrees, here are some resources on Education.com (again, focused on the U.S., but you may find some tips that apply for you too)...
Careers (includes job descriptions): http://www.education.com/topic/teens-work/
Career Planning & Development: http://www.education.com/topic/career-decisions-child/
High School - School & Academics articles (including what subjects to take to prepare for college): http://www.education.com/grade/academic/high-school/
Also, here are some tips to help you with persuading your parents to study where you want: http://www.education.com/reference/article/Ref_Persuading_Your/
Thanks for asking!
> 60 days ago
