Is it right that in class 11 for science , we got 7.0 CGPA in class 10?

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Firstly I would say that marks are of no importance when you come up to the real world above ur book.... it's just that .... if you are interested in something ... and you really want to explore ur favourite subject then u must not lose the opportunity .... just beleive in your will.
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It is satisfactory that you scored 7.0 CGPA but there is a great hope that you can do better in 12th . Try hard start your studies of class 12 from very beginning and the most important thing to plan your study and i am sure you can get above 90% so all the best for your future
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It may be a norm but better watch your interest in maths and science because in long run only your interest will give you success
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It' ok
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Yes, it's ok
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Yes... Science is not difficult unless you practice it on regular basis.
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It is not necessary, there is no any rule by CBSE, you can choose science...
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Right
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It is right only when your goal or purpose very clear and also what you want to achive
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But u Have to work hard for that
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