Career options for class 12 PCB students other than Mbbs nd Bds? What can one do in Bachelor degree from PCB.. Any other options plz help
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They are so many scopes like life science, Biotech
and in India their is upcoming tremendous demand in agriculture because the government increase the vacancy and investment in this field -
You should go for physiotherapy as it is the easiest and best option for you with good scope. -
You have plenty of options with PCB other than MBBS/ BDS. Check here:
1. B.Sc. And AH- Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences
2. B.Sc. Bachelor of Science
3. B.Sc. Microbiology- Bachelor of Science in Microbiology
4. B.Sc. Biotechnology- Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology
5. B.Sc. Bio Chemistry- Bachelor of Science in Bio Chemistry
6. B.Sc. Nursing
7. BPT Bachelor in Physio Therapy
8. B.Pharma Bachelor in Pharmacy
9. B.Sc. Agriculture- Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
10. B.Sc. Horticulture
11. B.Sc. Environmental Science- Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
12. B.F.Sc. Bachelor in Fisheries Sciences
13. B.Sc. MLT- Bachelor in Medical Technol...more -
Hi Samee,
There are many options available for you like-
BAMS
BSMS
BHMS
B. PHARMACY
B.Sc (food technology, biotechnology, biochemistry etc.)
Paramedical courses
Nursing courses
All the best. -
As per my personal opinion and experience, after completing your class 12th with PCB, there are many Fortune tees and good courses in which you can go other than MBBS and BDS, like you can go for simple graduation degree courses like B.Sc in Biology honours, B.Sc in chemistry Honours, B.Sc in physics Honors, Zoology Honours, B.Sc in microbiology and biotechnology. These are good courses and have a very great future ahead. -
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6 years agoYou can go for BCA. It's an IT degree. BCA is a three year undergraduate course. It has the widest range to go and keep growing. IT guys are on demand. So, if you wanna choose BCA (IT) field as your career. Then, you need to have a really awesome grip in coding or some programming language I. e. , Java, C, C+, C#, PHP, JavaScript, Angular, query, and so more. You can get the best jobs with the highest packages. If you are a good coder and have good coding skills in above-mentioned languages. This is a course that I'm preferring you to pursue. You can also go for courses like
BE/B.Tech
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
B.Sc (Science)
BCA (...more -
BAMS
BSMS
BHMS
B. PHARMACY
B.Sc (food technology, biotechnology, biochemistry etc.)
Paramedical courses
Nursing courses are some of those. -
Hello, basically people think MBBS and BDS are only options available is wrong, there's arts, you could graduate from biotechnology, forensics, arts, photography, culinary services, etc. , so it is based on your choice, good luck. -
If you don't want to be a doctor, then go for agriculture field. You have a good chance to be an agriculture scientist there. It have more scope in future. -
Hello, below mentioned are some good courses related to PCB group except doctor:
1. B.Pharma.
2. D.Pharma.
3. B.Sc. Zoology botany, Chemistry biochemistry, biotechnology and microbiology).
4. Genetics engineering.
5. B.Sc. Bioinformatics (Combination of Biology and computer).
6. B.Sc. Microbiology + DMLT (You can start your own lab).
7. B.Sc. MLT.
8. B.Sc. Environmental Science.
9. B.Sc. Agriculture.
10. B.Sc. Dairy products.
11. B.Sc. Dairy and food technology.
12. B.Sc. Geology.
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Most of the courses admission is direct and some may required score like CUET, CMAT, University entrance.
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