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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Hello Dear!Gone are the days when students pursuing PCB in class 12 could only think about Medicine as a career option. Courses after class 12 Biology are not just limited to M. B. S these days. If you have studied Biology in classes 11 & 12, there are ample career opportunities available to not just explore the subject, but also to pursue a career in the medical and paramedical fields which are well recognized and well paid. -
It's not certain that if you have PCB in 12th, then you should become doctor Only. There are so many courses other than doctor that you can opt for. Like, you can opt for B.Sc. In various branches which you want or the teaching course or the research courses. There are so many options available. -
You can do some great job like lecturer, engineer, software developer, software engineer, some civil service (defense service) and many more after class 12th Science. So, you can do B.Sc or M.Sc Computer Science etc. Good luck. -
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6 years agoThere are many numbers of courses. But, I personally Suggest go for B.Sc. Agriculture, because the people can't live without Food. And the world is too toxicated and the people ready to pay the money you ask. All the best for your Choice. -
Hi,
There are many career opportunities after 12th Science. It's not compulsory that you pursue something that is related to Science and not necessary to make successful career as a doctor. There are many other options. I would suggest you to visit the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/careers. -
These are the list of courses that one can avail after class 12th:
1. Aeronautical Engineering
2. Aerospace Engineering
3. Architecture Engineering4. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
5. Astronomy and Astrophysics
6. Automobile Engineering
7. Bio Medical Engineering8. Bio Technology Engineering9. Ceramics Engineering
10. Chemical Engineering
11. Civil Engineering
12. Computer Science Engineering
13. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
14. Electronics and Communication Engineering
15. Industrial Engineering
16. Information Communications and Entertainment
17. Instrumentation Engineering
18. Manufacturing Science & Engineering
19. Marin...more -
Hi Shivangi,
With PCB in 12th you can do the following courses:
B.Pharma
D.Pharma
Biomedical engineering
B.Sc -
You should go for higher studies after class 12th, you can apply in different courses like B.Tech, Hospitality Diploma, Animation and Multimedia, Journalism and Mass Communication, Event Management, Fashion Design and Technology, Hotel Management, in different universities. And can built your career & can gain knowledge in different fields. All these courses have a good scope and very good future along with good job opportunities. -
Hello,
You can pursue B.Tech in biotechnology which will be a better option considering your studies.
Good luck. -
B. Pharmacy, B.Sc Nursing, B.Sc Biotech, B.Sc (Animation)BPT, B.Sc Textile, B.Sc MLT, BBA BOT, B.Sc Physiology, B.Sc Journalism, etc. Are some Course of B.Sc. If you will do B.Sc from any specific course it will be better for you in case of career. But, if you will join BBA, it will good. Students can join it as well as you can do MBA/PGDM like course and get jobs in Companies, B.Sc Food packaging nowadays, as a wide scope B.Sc Food processing, B.Sc Food and nutrition are some very Bright fields in India.
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