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Hi,
Yes, of course, there are lot many fields other than medicine and engineering. If you are good at math and want to be a scholar, you can pursue Bachelor in maths Honors and also, you can pursue Bachelor in biology Honors too depending on your choice and if you think, no, I won't to pursue both of them by doing B.Sc as well. This option is if you want to go in teaching profession!
Also, it also depends what you want to be in your life in long haul because being good at maths and biology at 10th level is totally different from being pursuing something on an extreme level because 10 and 11, 12 have difference.
And as far as PCB and PCM are concerned, you should decide what you want to pursue then only opt for something. Like if you want to do something in zoology and botany then you can go for PCB, if you want to be a scholar in mathematics then you can go for PCM.
So, basically, it's your call depending on the career you want to opt for.
Good luck :)

Hi Om!
Both the courses are quite different in the sense that the BA Journalism is a specialised course in journalism only. Once you complete the course, you will be able to make your career in media as a reporter, correspondent, editor etc. in a media house; print as well as electronic. But a BJMC degree is more elaborate on its course curriculum. It covers all the medium of mass communication like radio, print, television, internet, advertising, public relations, event management and so on. It is a more detailed and comprehensive programme than BA Journalism. I would suggest you to go for mass communication (BJMC) as it will help you understand more about the media and related fields.
Anyone who has completed 10+2 from a recognised board of education in any stream is eligible to apply for the BJMC course. You can find a list of top 10 colleges in mass communication on this link https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-10-undergraduate-mass-communication-colleges-in-delhi-blogId-10880