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?
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There are so many options in front of you:
1) B.Sc Ag
2) Animal husbandry
3) Horticulture
4) Piscerieas
5) Food science and nutrition
6) Engineering
7) B.Sc
A. Biotechnology
B. Biochemistry
C. Microbiology
D. Seed technology
E. Computer Science.
All the best. -
You can go for B.Sc, mass media, LLB, pharmacy, biotechnology and agriculture. -
You can go with B.Sc in chemistry or physics (H).
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Diwakar Goel Let there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞 | Scholar-Level 16
6 years agoYes, with PCB, you can do:
MBA
Law
Biotechnology
B.Sc in life sciences or environment Science or any core subject.
IPM course from IIM very promising
A BA in any subject from DU can also go for pharmacy, physiotherapy, Ayurveda which is BAMS though all these would be somehow a doctor only. -
You can go for:-
B.Pharma
B.Sc in biotech
B.Sc agriculture
Or if u are intrested in management field the go for BBA!
Good luck! -
Hi Shivangi,
There are a number of courses that you can pursue after class 12 if you don't want to continue into medical. Some of the courses are:
* Bachelors in any field
* Mass Communication
* Fashion Designing
* Law
* BBA
* BCA
*Agriculture
* Bachelor's in foreign language. -
Below mentioned is the list of courses:
1. MBBS.
2. BAMS (Ayurveda).
3. BHMS (Homoeopathy).
4. BUMS (Unani).
5. BDS.
6. Bachelor of veterinary science and animal husbandry (B.VSc AH).
7. Bachelor of naturopathy and yogic science (BNYS).
8. Bachelor of physiotherapy.
9. B.Sc nursing.
10. B.Sc dairy technology.
11. B.Sc home science.
12. Bachelor of pharmacy.
13. Biotechnology.
14. BOT (Occupational therapy).
15. BMLT (Medical lab technology).
16. Paramedical courses.
17. B.Sc degree.
18. BALLB (Bachelor of law).
19. Designing courses.
20. Media/ journalism courses.
21. CA program.
22. ICWA program.
23. CS program.
Good luck. -
b pharmacy is also good and if you want to deviate from biology as your subject than there are ample of cources that are open for you all courses apart from engineering all are there for you u and you can percie in any of them. -
Dear shivangi !
Various programs available for students with biology but don't want to go to medical are as follows: Although they may have different eligibility criterion. Integrated Science
B.Sc Agriculture
BBA
BCA
B.Com
Nutrition and dietetics
Forensic sciences
B.Sc Dairy Technology
B.Sc Home Science
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Biotechnology
BOT (Occupational Therapy)
BMLT (Medical Lab Technology)
Paramedical Courses
Core sciences B.Sc. Degree
BA
LLB (Bachelor of Law)
Education/Teaching
Travel &Tourism Courses
Environmental Science
Fashion Technology
Hotel Management
Designing Courses
Media/Journalism Courses
Film/ Television Courses
Animation
Interior and furniture...more -
1. B.A. M. S. (Ayurvedic).
2. BHMS (Homoeopathy).
3. BUMS (Unani).
4. BDS.
5. Bachelors in veterinary science and animal husbandry BVSC AH).
6. Bachelor of naturopathy and yogic science (BNYS).
7. Bachelor of physiotherapy.
8. Integrated M.Sc.
9. B.Sc. Nursing.
10. B.Sc. Dairy technology.
11. B.Sc. Home Science.
12. Bachelor of pharmacy.
13. Biotechnology.
14. BOT (Occupational therapy).
15. General nursing.
16. BMLT (Medical lab technology).
17. Paramedical courses.
18. B.Sc. Degree.
19. B.A.
20. LL.B. (Bachelor of law).
21. Education and teaching.
22. Travel and tourism courses.
23. Hotel management.
24. Designing courses.
25. Media/...more
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