Dear Shashank,

Thank you for sharing your query with us, I would like to help you out my providing every single detail that will erase all your doubts. So, please carefully go through the information that I provide.

Indira Gandhi National Open University has enabled a system of getting higher education for the students who do not have the qualifications of 10+2, which is your BPP program or Bachelor Preparatory Program.

But, this is in no way equivalent to to 10+2 so, searching for a job without having completed your 12th standard can be a huge problem. would advise you to complete your 12th from a recognised board because that will increase the chances of your getting jobs.

Today every other organization has high demands and even higher expectations. So having a recognised degree will be useful for you in the long run and ensure a stable future.

You can apply to complete your 12th from NIOS, I can give you the details regarding it.

NIOS is a recognised Board just like CBSE or ICSE. It offers school education through distance mode just like IGNOU except it offers in higher studies. Students can admit themselves under different streams such as the study centre, regional center, facilitation centre, for secondary and senior secondary.

NIOS also has a system of complete online admissions.

There are many steps that you can know if you check out their official website here: www.nios.ac.in

There is no upper age limit for admissions, hence, you can easily apply, but there is a restriction on minimum age criteria that should not be less than 15 years for senior secondary courses.

To get a good job, the criteria nowadays require a 10+2+3 degree or equivalent from recognised board and university. Various jobs have their own eligiblity criteria but this is the minimum qualification you would require to get a decent job. Also, if you wish to apply in Government Jobs the ones that require 10+2 or above qualification will not allow you to appear. So, right now the best viable option is for you to complete your 10+2.

I hope this solves your query, feel free to ask if you have any other questions.

Cheers,

Arpita Goon.