I am a student of class 12th with biology. What career options do I have after class 12th?
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Hi Aman
kindly follow the link
http://educationwalablog.blogspot.in/2013/05/top-10-career-after-12th-science-for.html -
You have multiple options, you can go for B.Sc (Biology) or B.Tech in Biotechnology, and if you are even more good, then you can also prepare for NEET examination. Anyone which attracts you and you are interested in. So, all the best. -
The best career option for you is to go for B.Voc Degree in Medical Lab Technology. B.Voc is a work integrated degree programme where applicants get opportunity to earn while learning. In this programme theory classes happen at International Skills Academy (training hub partner) and practical training is conducted at best Hospitals, Pathology Labs etc. B.Voc degree in Medical Lab Technology is offered by Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE), a NAAC A+ government. Of India funded Institution established in the year 1936. Some of the industry partners includes
Mayom Hospital
Oncquest Laboratories
Mah...more -
Hi,
Courses after class 12th Science with PCB:
MBBS
BAMS (Ayurvedic)
BHMS (Homoeopathy)
BUMS (Unani)
BDS
Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B. VSc AH)
Bachelor of Naturopathy &Yogic Science (BNYS)
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Integrated Science
B.Sc Nursing
B.Sc Dairy Technology
B.Sc Home Science
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Biotechnology
BOT (Occupational Therapy)
General Nursing
BMLT (Medical Lab Technology)
Paramedical Courses
B.Sc Degree
BA
LLB (Bachelor of Law)
Education/Teaching
Travel & Tourism Courses
Environmental Science
Fashion Technology
Hotel Management
Designing Courses
Media/Journalism Courses
Film/ Television Courses
CA programme
ICWA programme
CS...more -
You can choose following career options-
*MBBS for becoming doctor
*B.Sc agriculture
*B.Sc. And M.Sc life Science for lecturer
*Lab technician
*Other medical courses like BAMS, BHMS
*Food Science
I hope this helps. -
Answered by
Kamaraju pulugurtha Online teaching of English, on retirement | Guide-Level 14
9 years agoBiology like all other Pure Sciences offers a good career, subject to your hard work and industry. If you are able to fare well in study and research, it brings you money and reputation. It just means hard work. -
if you give aipmt exam then you wait for result and MBBS course completed .
and second option is B.Sc then M.Sc then exam clear and lacturer from fav. subject. -
Medicine is found to be the most preferred stream after +2 with PCB. This includes the most demanded MBBS, followed by BDS, BHMS, BAMS, BVSc, B Sc Nursing, B Sc Agriculture and so on. B Sc in Sciences is not a bad options. Bio Technology and Bio Informatics are in much demand these days.
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