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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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 think, you can grasp easily. If you are taking more time to understand then you won't be able to do well in upcoming competitive exams. Don't think that you can crack AIIMS easily, every other guy at this age thinks of himself a superior candidate. If you are afraid of wounds, then I will tell you that, I too was scared of these wounds and abnorma...more -
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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 candidates, but before thinking about it, the very first thing you must do is to check your RRB Exam Eligibility, which is provided in the above link. -
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 future opportunities waiting for you.
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Absolutely! Having a humanities background is no barrier to pursuing Fine Arts at Chandigarh University.
The programme welcomes students from all streams, including humanities, as long as they meet the minimum requirement of 50% marks in their 12th exams. Many humanities students find the programme a natural extension of their academic interests, as the curriculum often connects with cultural, historical, and social themes. For example, a student who studied history might bring unique perspectives into courses like painting or applied arts.
The university values creativity and passion over specific subjects studied in school.
Yes, you can appear for the 12th improvement exam even if you're currently pursuing a Polytechnic course, but it depends on a few key factors related to your board and eligibility.
You can give the improvement exam next year after passing 12th, but not if more than 2 years have passed.
You can appear in one or more subjects.
You will get a new marksheet with improved marks.
Yes, doing a Polytechnic Diploma does not disqualify you from appearing for the 12th improvement exam. Many students do this to,
Improve marks for competitive exams (like JEE, NEET, NDA, ).
Meet minimum eligibility for degree admissions.
Qualify for better job opportuniti
Yes, you can get admission in Fine Arts at Chandigarh University even if you did not study Maths in 12th. For this course, subject choice in school does not matter much. The main eligibility is very simple. A student should have passed 10+2 or an equivalent exam in any stream from a recognised board with at least 50% marks in total. Even students who have done a three-year Diploma in any branch with minimum 50% marks are also eligible to apply. So, whether you had Science, Commerce, Humanities, or any other stream, you can still go for Fine Arts. This course is made for students who are interested in creativity, drawing, painting, or d
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