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Just get a mod to scale destruction to your levelling (0.5% per level is preferable) and you're good to go.
You can also use a destruction damage enchantment mod for a higher boost.
and the highest level is appretice i have been using thay
In any case, destruction levels slowly, so this may be the skill you want to spend the 5 times of training per level on. It can be trained in Winterhold. You can get enough money for the training with alchemy and enchanting, which will also be useful as well.
To maximize the effectiveness of destruction:
- use novice level spells in short bursts. They have better damage/magicka ratio this way
- unlock the augmented damage perks when they become available, and other useful perks like disintegration for shock spells
- use enchanted apparel for lower (or even no) magicka cost
- craft fortify destruction potions (e.g. from glowing mushroom and nightshade), they can increase the damage by a factor of more than 2.6 for one minute in the best case
The dual casting perk slightly increases the damage compared to simply casting the spell with two hands, but the magicka cost is increased more, so it is actually less efficient and maybe slower as well. But with the staggering effect from the impact perk, it makes a single opponent easy to kill.