I have passed inter with PCM. How should I proceed in career?

<p>If you have completed your inter studies with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), you are free to choose any branch of career-related fields according to your liking. The following are some options :-<br><br>In Engineering: You can pursue a B.Tech or B.E in the branches, including Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, or Chemical engineering. The option is quite common among PCM aspirants, and through this, they can find highly lucrative jobs in technology, infrastructural, and manufacturing companies.<br><br>Architecture: B.Arch, combining design with construction, is suitable for someone with a flair for building things and loves to design.<br><br>Data Science and Analytics: If you are fond of putting together data, programming, and analytics, you may opt to pursue B.Sc. in Data Science or BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) followed by an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) course. Data Science and analytics will expose you to cutting-the-edge career options in today-technology-influenced analytical fields.<br><br>Bachelor's in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics: You would like to go into research or teaching and fit into that kind of mold quite well: B.Sc., followed by a Masters, and you'll be into research, teaching, and laboratory work.<br><br>Management: Interested in business and management? Pursue an MBA after graduating from any of the courses. Many students with a technical background pursue an MBA for management, entrepreneurship, or consulting roles.<br><br>Government Exams :- You may also prepare for competitive exams such as IES (Indian Engineering Services) or GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) for higher studies or government jobs in engineering fields.<br><br>Aerospace or Defense: If you are very much interested in technology and space, you can pursue Aerospace Engineering, or you can get into the Indian Air Force or Indian Navy.</p>

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