What are all course options available after class 12 (PCM) other than engineering?
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Balwinder Kaur Success is an old ABC:ability, break, courage | Contributor-Level 7
9 years agoAfter 12th PCM , I think there is very much scope for you. You can doBsc with PCM subjects,
Bsc airlines,
Bsc hotel management,
Bsc Agriculture
Bsc fashion designing
Bsc Animation
Bsc Computer Science
Bsc Gaming & VFX
BCA
Bsc Travel and Tourism Management
Bsc catering Management
Bsc Resort and Event Management
Bsc Hons. in any your interested subject
BEST OF LUCK FOR YOUR FUTURE. -
Dear sameer
you can go for b.sc,management,hotel management,pharmacy etc and this totally depends on your interest taht in which stream you want to take admission.
there are many colleges who are having many streams ,you can consult them -
You can opt bachelors in any kind of science subject. It may be physics/ chem/maths/ computer science/ pharmacy/industrial chemistry/ economics/ architecture . U can also opt bca. U should judge your interest, passion, ambition before choosing a subject. All the best. Thank you. -
Hey! As a PCM student you have a wide range of career options other than engineering! You can opt to go in research with any of the three subjects by doing a Research degree in your Bachelors in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics. Other than research, if management interests you, you can go for courses like Bachelors of Management Studies (BMS) and so on. Law, Event Management, Arts and what not! Opportunities are endless, just explore! Good luck :)
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we can do pharmacy also if we have pcm main subject -
COURSES FOR Science STREAM STUDENTS
Courses for Mathematics group students (P,C,M Subjects)
1 Engineering courses
2 B.Sc. Courses
3 B.C.A.
4 B.Arch.
5 B.Pharmacy.
6 B.B.A.
7 Commercial Pilot training
8 Diploma Course in Fire Safety and Technology
9 Merchant Navy related courses
10 JOIN ARMED FORCES
11 Diploma courses
12 Other good courses
13 Some Design related courses
14 Bachelor of planning
15 Bachelor of Interior design
16 Teaching & Education courses
17 Pharm D
18 Management Courses
19 Degree Courses from other streams -
You can go for biotechnology, fashion designing, animation, BCA+MCA and BBA+MBA. Do not go for regular courses or do not follow the trend. Develop your own personality and choose a career wisely.
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Templeis the best business.
You may study temple management course and establish a temple anywhere with fund of central government and land. You will have unlimited profits with income tax. e.g. An engineer had established a temple in Rajkot named Arsh Vidya Mandir. He has female disciples and unlimited revenue. It has all the latest facilities. People go to temple and bow him and donate money. What does one need more? He invested nothing from his pockets. -
those who are wishing a course other than engineering I always suggest B.S. B.S is the most practical graduation degree which earlier offered in united States but newly introduced to few Indian universities. In this course 70% of the studies are practical and remaining 30% include theoretical knowledge. Unlike engineers demand for these graduates are very high.minimum salary offered when you leave the university is 480000/annum. for admission just visit www.educationalservices.in or call +919663994725 -
you can do BCA it is having very good scope all the best
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