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I believe I can answer this question correctly as I had the same option when I was in class 9th. I chose computer and trust me, it's way difficult especially if you are not into computer programming. You'll have to learn computer programming like JAVA, HTML, etc. It will be pretty easy in class 9th but it will get difficult in class 10th. However, if you are well versed with it and are interested, trust me it's a really scoring subject.

If you just want to go with an easier subject, go for commerce.

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Yes as per the information Bulletin the eligibility criteria for Academic Qualification
candidate who have passed the Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with a minimum of five subjects will be eligible to write the exam.

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The exam dates for class 10th board exams is twenty one  February to twenty eight  March 2024. This includes all the exams of class 10th. You have to see your exam dates in the official ICSE site and after the exams one can see the result in the ICSE site too. These dates may change by the ICSE board in future.

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1. Both ICSE and CBSE are recognized boards in India, and they provide a strong foundation for NEET preparation. The choice between the two depends on your personal preference and the teaching methodology that suits you best. It is important to focus on the NEET syllabus and prepare well, regardless of the board you come from.

2. After NEET, you can pursue a career in medicine by getting admission to a medical college based on your NEET score. You will need to go through the counseling process and secure a seat in a medical college. Once you complete your MBBS, you can specialize in a specific field through postgraduate courses and pursue a career as a doctor.

3. NEET scores are generally not accepted abroad for studying medicine. If you are interested in studying medicine abroad, you'll need to appear for entrance exams specific to the country or university you wish to apply to. Each country has its own admission process, requirements, and exams. It is important to research the specific country and university you are interested in and understand their application procedures. You may also need to fulfill additional criteria like language proficiency tests and visa requirements.

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Trying to obtain a passing certificate from a different board through some kind of setting may not be the best idea. It's important to maintain integrity and honesty when it comes to academic achievements.

Having two different results, one from CBSE and one from ICSE, is highly illegal and may lead to consequences if discovered. Educational institutions for furhter education and employers value honesty and transparency, so it's always best to stick to one result.

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