Can you suggest some career options other than medical & B.Sc that I can opt for after completing class 12th with 73% (PCB) from CBSE board?

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8 years ago

I think you should pursue B.Sc. Hons. Chemistry, and then M.Sc Applied Chemistry, further your choice. I think this is the best career option, because, after doing M.Sc Applied Chemistry companies and industrial area are open up for you, teaching, forensics, research chemist etc. are also good. So,

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Renu Sejwal | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Other than B.Sc, career option are few as graduation is must for a good career and is widely accepted and required at most of the places. Such is education system. Apart from this, you are eligible for a Diploma in pharmacy or NTT nursery teacher training or JBT on +2 basis.

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