I am a class 12th student with PCB & don't want to be a doctor. Can you suggest some other courses that I can pursue after 12th?
Asked by shivangi panchal
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You can do B.Sc if you're interested in research work.
Psychology provided you had it as a subject in class 12th.
Law, it's an open field but can be extremely rewarding
Journalism and mass communication. -
Hi Shivangi,Some good courses other than MBBS are given as follows:
Pharma line by doing B.Pharma degree courses in several emerging professional areas such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nursing:
- Applied Biology- Apiculture, sericulture, Fishery, Piggeryetc are the various branches of biology
-Anthropology
-Genetic engineering
-Entomology
-Pathology
-Agriculture
-Bioinformatics
-Microbiology
- Biotechnology
-Medicines and Medical Transcription etc. Hope this information will help you. Thanks! -
Hi,
Medical is not the only thing for PCB students. You can opt for Bachelor's degree in microbio or biotech or opt for physio and pharmacy. You can even take up Bachelor in PCB, and do a specialization in any of the one which fascinates you the most, then Master in the same. Thank you. -
You can pursue MBA in pharmacy after pursuing a Bachelor's degree.
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There is not only one scope in biology, you can do adventurous stuff like forensic science, microbiology and many more. The open door awaits you.
Regards. -
You can go for CA, BCA, MBA, etc.
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You can go for B.Sc honors in applied science. But as you are in 12th I will suggest you to go for KVPY (Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana) exam that has been scheduled in the month of November as you can go directly in the field of research. -
Hello there,
Having PCB in 10+2 doesn't limit students to doctor courses only. You can get admission for courses such as B.Sc Biotechnology, B.tech Biotechnology, B.Sc microbiology, biochemistry, medical Science, physiotherapy, nursing courses like ANM and GNM.
If you have computer Science or computer applications in your 10+2, you can go for courses like B.Sc CS, BCA, or a diploma course related to the subject.
Now the most wide field is Pharmacy. Almost every Science college offer this course. Also, it has a wide scope. Major companies like Himalaya and Ajanta keep recruiting young and eligible pharmacy graduates. However, choice of su...more -
You can do B.Pharm and after that, you can become a drug inspector in the government sector. Further, you can pursue M.Pharm or Ph.D.
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It is better to go for B.Sc in agriculture or B.Sc in horticulture as there is a lot of demand for these courses.
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