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Hi Shubham,
There are various career options available these days. However, I would recommend that you first concentrate on your 12th standard as it is very crucial in setting up a firm foundation.
Before you decide what to do after 12th, it is important that you become aware of a critical factor for success in your chosen profession. Your exam scores are one part of it considering how competitive it is to land a seat in the hallowed campuses of the IITs and other prestigious institutions.
Lack of strong understanding of the basics will hinder your ability to grasp the advanced topics that will be covered in college. For this reason alone, it is important that you take your 12th studies seriously.
The mantra to success is dedication, commitment and determination. Stay focused and work hard towards goal attainment. You will certainly reap results, remember hard work always pays off. Don't underestimate your potential, you are worth a thousand sparrows. Don't let your fear demotivate you or derail you from your future aspirations.
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Hi Ankit,
Instrumentation is an exciting field with diversity of work possibilities and challenging experiences. There is virtually no product that you can buy today that hasn't been produced, packaged, or delivered to you using automated instrumentation and control systems. The instrument technologist will require a greater theoretical understanding of control theory, computers, data communications and technical project planning. If you are considering a career that will challenge your intellectual abilities in math and the sciences, provide different tasks and problems to solve, and possibly become involved in engineering design, then a career in instrumentation will undoubtedly fulfill those needs. Instrument engineers work on project design teams with engineers from other disciplines primarily in an office environment but also have the opportunity to follow this effort through to implementation in an actual working production facility. Instrument engineers apply cutting edge measurement and control technologies through proven work processes to provide valuable instrument engineering solutions. Through utilization of new design tools, applicable design criteria, industry best practices, and established work processes, instrument engineers create the essential documentation required for the selection, purchase and installation of instrumentation to ensure optimal performance of process plants around the globe. The major demand for Instrumentation Engineers comes from industries such as steel, chemical, fertilizer, thermal power stations, cement, refineries power industry and so on. You can decide on the options based on your interests, ability, aptitude, career goals, motivation and strengths.
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Hi Aman,
There are various career options available these days. However, I would recommend that you first concentrate on your 12th standard as it is very crucial in setting up a firm foundation.
Before you decide what to do after 12th, it is important that you become aware of a critical factor for success in your chosen profession. Your exam scores are one part of it considering how competitive it is to land a seat in the hallowed campuses of the IITs and other prestigious institutions.
Lack of strong understanding of the basics will hinder your ability to grasp the advanced topics that will be covered in college. For this reason alone, it is important that you take your 12th studies seriously.
The mantra to success is dedication, commitment and determination. Stay focused and work hard towards goal attainment. You will certainly reap results, remember hard work always pays off. Don't underestimate your potential, you are worth a thousand sparrows. Don't let your fear demotivate you or derail you from your future aspirations.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!

Hi Harshal,
25 is too low a score to secure a seat in a government reputed college. However, you may appear for other entrance exams and secure a seat in a reputed institution.
Other than JEE, you may choose to write the below mentioned entrances:
Students appear for different Engineering Entrance Exams like:
1. BITSAT
2. MU OET
3. SRMEEE
4. UPTU and many more at the state level and institute specific.
Students can choose from the different branches that are available for engineering. Every engineering branch has its own PROS. and it wont be right to judge any branch. However, if you want to know about the scope and prospects of various branch, you can refer to the below link
https://ask.shiksha.com/which-engineering-disciplines-are-most-popular-dscns-1826111-all-askHome-all-all-120-20 Students can either pursue BTech (Bachelor of Technology) / B.E (Bachelors of Engineering) or Bsc (Bachelors of science) For list of colleges, refer the link below: https://www.shiksha.com/top-engineering-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-44-2-0-0-0
With PCM combination of subjects, you can pursue almost any field you set your mind on. You can ofcourse do Engineering which is a professional degree and has streams such as Electrical, Mechanical, Electronic and Communication etc. You can do your graduation in subjects of your interest, even switching to Humanities or Commerce streams if you so desire. You can do a BCA (Computer Applications), BBA (Business Administration), Law, Civil Aviation – Pilot, Astronomy, Architecture, Design, Mass Communication, Merchant Navy, Defense Forces, Psychology, Civil Services etc. To decide on the course, you should analyse your strengths, career goals, interests, personality, aptitude and ability. If you decide based on these parameters you will put in your best effort and will be successful.
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