What can I do after completing my class 12th science? What courses are available except engineering and medical?
Asked by Atharva Utkur
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Answered by
ashwani koul Just a simple guy and want to pursue my dream | Contributor-Level 10
8 years agoYou can go with the courses such as:
1 B.Sc
2 BBA
3 B.Com
4 BA LLB
5 BCA -
Leaving B.Tech & Medical, still there are so many courses like BBA, B.Com, BA, BBA-LLB, BCA, Web designing, journalism courses, mass media courses, animation course and still many more. Just find out your point of interest and search for how to achieve it. Nothing can come in ease. strive now, Shine later. All the best. -
After completing your 12th class with science background you have many courses like B.Sc, BBA, BCA, BA, hotel management, etc. apart from engineering and medical. -
The best course for you would be BBA if you are planning to get placed in a private organization and if you want to prepare for government exams then you can choose BA as your career option.
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There are many ways after 12th. You can do B. Sc (physics, chemistry, mathematics, botany, zoology, home science, computer science, & etc.). Also you can do BCA (general or data science or mobile application). Choose the course based on your interest. If you tell me your interested subject or field, I can help you in detail. If you have any queries kindly revert it. If you like my answer then upvote it.
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You can do a 5 year integrated LLB in National Law University through CLAT entrance. Also, you can join BBA or B.Com.
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B.Pharma is the best course after 12th and you can also do BA in mass media and journalism.
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Hi,
You can pursue your career in fields like law, journalism, business administration, animation, photography, etc. -
Apart from medical and engineering courses there are many other options that you can look upon like BBA, B.A., LL.B., BCA, BBA, MBA integrated course, CA, CS, CMA and other Diploma courses or any language course.
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