What are all course options available after class 12 (PCM) other than engineering?

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    maleficent buragohain a beginner.... | Contributor-Level 8

    9 years ago
    BCA/Integrated M.Sc programmes/BS/ B.Sc IT/B.Sc electronics
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    Rishabh Diwaker

    9 years ago
    There are many options after pursuing 12th from PCM other than engineering. You can do B.Sc from any university or you can do BBA, B.Com. or other graduation courses. You can also do diploma courses or you can do short term courses. Most important thing that in which course you interested. Best of luck for your future.
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    Nawab Aarzoo

    9 years ago
    you should prepare the nda defence ssc classes
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    mihir patel

    9 years ago
    After PCM you can join Navy, air force, army and other option is
    B.Sc in physics/maths/chemistry /avation/ computer Science/ agricultural/ DAIRY TECHNOLOGY/travel and tourism
    B. ARCH
    Hotel managment
    Diploma/degree of film & television
    Also study in
    Aircraft maintenance engineering
    Commercial pilot
    They are many branch but you interest in any branch is first
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    Pr Das

    9 years ago
    medical , hons , researcher , pathology
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    ADITYA

    9 years ago
    Don't go for engineering. India is not able to produce vaccancy for number of engineer passed out every year. So I will recommend go for other streams commerce, Science or any other.
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    khan Arbaaz

    9 years ago
    go for B.Sc IT because IT is good from other industries
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    nikhil gaikwad

    9 years ago
    If you are interested in physics you can do B.Sc in physics and then master in astrophysics and after it you can join PhD program. You can do your M.Sc in IIT by JAM exam. You may go in teaching or research field.
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    harith lakshminarayanan

    8 years ago
    You can opt for fields like nautical science, nuclear physics, bio-chemistry and many more.
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    Himanshu Madan | Contributor-Level 9

    8 years ago
    B.Sc in computer science, chemistry (Hons), physics (Hons), actuarial sciences, maths (Hons) and polymer sciences.

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