I am a 12th standard student. Which one is better among medical and engineering for a bright future?

I have a quite fair score in 10th and 11th and I am hoping for a good score in 12th too. I am a biology and maths student. I opted for both but couldn't decide the stream.

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Harsh Ranjan
9 years ago
Comparing both of the fields can be quite debating, still, there are facts associated with both. Firstly, don't think about how much years you are going to invest in medical, but go for your passion. Now, you will ask, how? As you are confused about your passion, right? Go for the subject, you thin

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9 years ago
Hello, I think you should opt for a Government Job, as it provides a bright career in which Indian Railways is the best as it provides numerous benefits to the employees. It also recruits the highest number of candidates every year, that's why it is the most favorite career option for millions of ca

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Sushant Raj
9 years ago
If you score better in Biology than Maths, then you should go in medical field, because there are already many students in Maths, so it would be better to not be a part of crowd. Well, then you can opt biology. But, if you are better in Maths, then you should go for maths, because there are lots of

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