I am a doctor. My daughter is a Class XII Science. She is studying in Future Foundation School in Kolkata. What are the options for her?

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Since she is a Class XII Science student, there are lots of options that can lead to her to great heights, across different disciplines. She may choose to go for the medical sciences undergrads such as MBBS, BDS, BAMS, or BPT or, on the other hand, B.Pharm.

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