What are the different courses after 12 for a PCM student?

It completely depends on area of interest. You can go for programs like B.tech, BBA, B.Des, Law, BA, B.plan etc . If you want to have a career in technical field then B.tech could be the best option for you. If you're creative then B.Des, B.plan can be quite good field for you. If management is your thing then consider BBA. BBA in oil and gas, aviation, auto marketing, logistics management are great option. These are quite new fields and far better than the old specialisations lik HR, Markiting or finance. These are fresh areas hence job opportunities are also more in these. Integrated law programs are also being preferred by students these days. Apart from these options if you want to prepare for civil services then there are BA programs with coaching imbedded . So you can see there are lots of options and unique courses available to match the interest of new gen youth and industrial demands. For more information about these fields, click: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.upes.ac.in/under-graduate" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.upes.ac.in/under-graduate</a>

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Hi Sneha The options are unlimited, as you have done your 12th with science. The course you pursue should be dependent on your interests, aspirations, strengths and objectives. If you want to pursue a course in computers, you need have maths as a subject. The options available for you are: 1) If you have interest in logical reasoning and management then you should go for BCA later leverage it with MCA. 2). You could even opt for B.Sc (CS/IT) and then do your M.Sc. 3). If you feel animation interests you and you have a creative aptitude, and you can draw, paint and visualize, then go for animation as your career. Animation and Graphics can also be done through diploma courses along with an under-graduation in some other subject (BBM, BA, B.Com). You just need a creative bent of mind and an artistic inclination. The courses you do help you bring out your creativity. 4). You can also check out a new course launched by NIIT called BSIM (GNIIT). It is course on information practices related to Business Intelligence. 5). If you are keen on engineering you can go in for B.E/B.Tech in computer science or information technology 6). You can also opt for a B.Sc in visual communication. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like.

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