These days, you don't have to be a junior college (JC) student to get into competitive undergraduate programmes such as law. In the last five years, more students are taking the polytechnic route to ...

After the GCE O Levels, most teenagers will reach their first big educational crossroad in life: should you continue with the GCE A Level syllabus in junior college (JC), or pursue a more specialised ...

Polytechnic courses can be pursued right after the Class X or Class XII board exams Cracking state-level entrance exams like JEXPO, VOCLET, DCECE, Jharkhand PECE and Delhi CET is the only way to get ...

Students of Class 10 who wish to pursue B.Com can do so by taking up the commercial practice course offered in government polytechnics. The two-three year diploma course is open to candidates who have ...