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The main streams available for a student after the board examinations of 10th student are as mentioned below:
Commerce Deals with courses on trade and business
Science Deals with courses in Medical sciences and Engineering
Arts/Humanities Deals with a very wide range of courses such as History, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, languages, Anthropology, Human Resources, journalism etc. Points to consider when selecting a stream after class 10:
First, one should jolt down the subjects of interests. The interest should be evaluated with skills necessary to pursue them in the longer term. A detailed strength-weakness analysis can complement to sort out the top rated career options. There should be enough aptitude to make a successful career. Secondly, one should explore or test the chosen option. One should act in the best possible practical way to find out what really excites him or her. Thirdly one should consider external factors such as personal responsibilities and their priorities, financial strength to pursue the option and flexibilities in changing the path if in times of uncertainties one can change the career option with minimum obstacles.

The Bachelor of Information Science degree is a distinctly different from a general B.Sc. The Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, however, is a 4-year programme and the degree awarded is referred to as B.Tech or B.E. One can apply for B.Sc. IT after completing 12 or after completing Engineering Diploma. It is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for completed coursesthat generally last three years. You can study computer Science and information technology courses at Diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate level, including taught, research and Ph.D and you can combine your IT study with business skills or another discipline at university, for a joint degree. As the name suggests, this programme revolves around the field of Information Technology. B.Sc. IT course, on many fronts, is similar to IT Engineering programme also. Basically, Information Technology, and thus B.Sc. IT is all about storing, processing, securing and managing information. Information Databases, Networks, Software Development & Testing and Programming, etc., are some of the very important topics that one will come across in this B.Sc. Programme.

2-year course pursued after the successful completion of the graduation (any stream) from a recognized University with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. (minimum 45% for SC/ST candidates)
The course focuses on ideas and outlets of mass communication such as media production, cultural issues, communication theories, regulations, and media techniques stream.
The course generally provides teaching and training regarding reporting, writing, editing, photographing etc. Students can opt. for specializations in various fields of journalism such as Sports Journalism, Science Journalism, Environment Journalism, Fashion Journalism, Film Making, Advertising, Corporate Communications, Advertising Agencies, Books, and Novels, All India Radio, Photography Companies, Broadcasting Corporations, Press Information Bureau, Radio Telecasting Companies, TV Channels, Websites etc.
I am enlisting a few good colleges which are known for their quality education and for providing better career opportunities. Institutes are: Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Delhi
Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media, Bangalore (IIJNM)
Xavier's Institute of Communication (XIC), Mumbai
Lovely Professional University (LPU) Punjab
School of Social Science, University of Solapur
Delhi University,