What are the career options after completion of 12th with science?
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Since you have science you have the privilege to go in any field. You can do B.Tech, B.Sc in PCM or B. You can do BBA, B.Com and if you have maths then you can go for BCA or BMS. You can BJMC or can pursue law. Options are immense for a science student but selecting an appropriate one depends on your interest. -
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There are so many options after 12th i.e. Engineering and Non-Engineering.
I need to know first your interest then can help you out accordingly. -
Their are many career options after completion of 12th with Science like B.Tech, BCA BBA and B.Com etc. -
Following are the best options for you:
B.Tech
BCA
BBA
B.Com -
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Asad Fatmi Management Professional, Government Consultant | Contributor-Level 9
9 years agoHi Ewenjlin,
Since you are a Science student, you have the privilege to get into any field. If you have taken maths along with Physics and Chemistry and wish to make your career in Science and technology, you can go for B.Sc+M.Sc in physics, chemistry or Maths, Engineering, etc.
Similarly, if you have taken Biology, you have the option to go for MBBS, BDS (Dental), Biotech, etc
It is suggested to consider your own wish and desire before making a final choice rather than depending on other's opinion. It is good to take advise but finally decision should be made based on once own capabilities and desire and you are the best judge of your ca...more -
You can go for engineering. Apart from this, you have ocean full of opportunities. You can also do Integrated B.Sc+M.Sc programme from a good college. -
Hi,
Since you are a science student, you have the privilege to get into any field. If you have taken maths along with Physics and Chemistry and wish to make your career in Science and technology, you can go for B.Sc+M.Sc in physics, chemistry or Maths, Engineering, etc. Similarly, if you have taken Biology, you have the option to go for MBBS BDS (Dental), Biotech, etc. It is suggested to consider your own wish and desire before making a final choice rather than depending on others opinion. It is good to take advise but finally decision should be made based on once own capabilities and desire and you are the best judge of your capabilit...more -
Well, you can go for various fields and courses like BCA, B.Sc, B.Com or you can even opt for engineering and select any of the branch from that.
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As you are from Science stream, you are eligible for almost all the fields to enter, because science stream has very high value and it allows you to do so.
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There are too many career opportunities after completion of class 12th with Science. I am listing some courses, you can choose based on your interest:
B. El. Ed
D. El. Ed. B.Sc. B.A. B.Tech. B.Com. BBA
Polytechnic
ANM/GNM
Staff nurse Diploma
Air hostess etc.
And, there are so many others career opportunities, which you can opt. Good luck for your career.
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