alleryAt the higher secondary stage, how do students choose their subjects?
AFixed streams set by the school
BBy need, interest and aptitude
CBy marks scored in class eight
DBy a school-wide lottery draw
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. By need, interest and aptitude
Subjects need not be grouped in streams; students choose according to need, interest and aptitude.
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