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For robotics what course to take in inter after 10th

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Aaron’s Answer

Great question. Advanced mathematic and electronic courses while in High School will be ideal. Look at subjects that involve programming, electronic components, circuits, voltage, and physics. If these types of courses are not available at your high school, look for online STEM programs and groups that you can join. Read as many books, articles, and white papers as you can around the different fields in the robotics industry. To name a few, you have medical, manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace. Start looking at colleges that offer electrical, mechanical, or software engineering degrees with a focus on robotics. Start coding now, in Python, C++, and C for starters. Most important, share your goals with your parents and school counselor. Both will help you with your search for STEM activities, University visits and assist with ensuring you're on track in qualifying academically for college acceptance.
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Hari’s Answer

Choose science with maths course for 11th & 12th Standard and get into engineering (preferably electronics / electrical). In parallel get your hands into programming languages into c, c++, python and with the usage of raspberry related devices. I am not sure if there are any colleges in India offering robotics as majors but you may look at IIT / NIT / BITS and other major universities.
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Soumya’s Answer

To pursue Robotics as a career:

Targeted Majors: Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering (some programs have Robotics as Majors)
Background in School: Please try building solid foundations in Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science (Coding: Python, C++)
Activities: Depending on your school, branch out and participate in STEM activities.
STEM activity types: Team projects in building things, Outreach to community
Lastly: International design competitions for school students might be an avenue to hone your skills further.
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Adrian’s Answer

If your high school has a robotic club join it. Make sure you get to the programming aspect of the club. Today they use in many places Raspberry-PI with Python-C interphase. That is a very good experience.
Classes: AP-Math, AP-Physics, C/C++ if offer. Many high schools offer community college-level classes if you are an advanced student.
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