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Clinical neuropsychologists work in healthcare settings, assessing and treating patients in cases of head injury, stroke, or other neurological disorders while Cognitive neuropsychologists work for public and private research institutions conducting empirical studies on those with brain function deficits. While they interact with patients, they do not treat or provide interventions for patients.
Some common areas for neuropsychologists include :StrokeAlzheimer's diseaseHead injuries from sports concussionsAutismAlcoholism and addictionTourette syndromeDevelopmental DisordersMultiple SclerosisThe effect of AIDs on cognitionLearning disabilitiesSocial and emotional disorders
Those with degrees in neuropsychology also consult for educational systems, and teach at the university level. Most positions in neuropsychology require a PhD.

Hi,
With Commerce in 12th, there are many course options available. You must choose the course on the basis of interest and skills. Some of the options are listed below :
BCA
Economics (Hons)
English (Hons)
Statistics (Hons)
B.Com
BBA
Bachelors in Accounts n Finance
CA (Chartered Accountant)
CS (Company Secretary)
Cost Accounting
B.A.LLB
B.Com LLB
You can also opt for courses outside the university stream such as :
Fashion design
Interior design
Hotel management
Journalism
Travel and tourism
Computer courses
For more course options, you may refer to the link mentioned below :
https://www.shiksha.com/career-options-after-12th
As far as scope and salary is concerned, it depends on you. If you have interest in the field then you may get promoted and enjoy the benefits of getting promoted with increased salary.
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Of course, Its your Choice. Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) also offers B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Five-Year Integrated Programme where under Social Science subjects like Economics, History, Political Science and Sociology are taught as major and minor subjects along with English, a Foreign Language and Law subjects in the first three years of study. All subjects are compulsory in the first three years . However, in the fourth and fifth year, students are offered optional specializations in four different streams, viz., Business Law, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law and International Law. The successful students will be awarded Honours Degree with specialization. RGNUL follows the Semester System comprising of 10 semesters. Specialisation Modules start from seventh semester onwards. The admission will be based exclusively on merit in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) after +2. RGNUL can be another option for you.