I scored 88% in class 10th and 87% in class 12th with PCM. Which course can I pursue after completing class 12th, other than engineering?

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Kamaraju pulugurtha
2016-03-05 10:49:55
You have a certain advantage because you are good in mathematics. Naturally, you will do very well in many competitive exams. Your background is useful for many kinds of career. I feel that you can study a course connected with math, like physics and chemistry.

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Ankit Bansal
2016-03-05 10:25:02
Since you have science in class 12th, you can't go for accounting like CA or CS or it would be very difficult for you. If you are not interested in engineering, one option is that you can go for BCA and then MCA or MBA. Also, you can give NDA exam for Army. With BCA, you can prepare for bank exams

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Ankit Bansal
2016-03-05 10:33:10
In terms of career opportunities, I guess you should prefer computer science or IT. Being a software engineer, I can tell you that there are lots of opportunities. But, it also depends on your interest. You can also become civil or mechanical engineer but they have good job scope, if you do enginee

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