In era of cut throat competition it’ s a very crucial and change able to opt subjects or career as future, for those who are hail from rural areas and unable to access of any kind of E-medium of communication as well as not getting the right resource person to whom they take the suggestions or counseling that which specialization as subject they will study at school level and has futures cope also, on the contrary the urban student they have a very clear vision about the career choice Decision, because people from cities they are Electronic savvy in nature and within second get each and every information on the single screen, the parents from rural areas they don’t afford Electronic Gazette that's why they fail to help in opting the correct stream so, this paper is basically to find out solution for the rural children and youngster so that they make their future bright by deciding the most aspiring and booming field as a career choice or which stream opt after high school and which course to pursue at undergraduate college.
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