What should I do after class 12th science?
Asked by Bunny Patel
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There are multiple options available after 12th Science to choose from. You can chose any streams based on your interests to excel. Following options are available:
(a) BTech
(b) BSc
(c) B Pharma
(d) BCA
(e) BBA
(f) Five years integrated law
(g) Change to Commerce/ Economics stream
(h) Change to Humanities graduation
(j) Hotel Management
(k) Fashion Design
(l) Fine arts
You can evaluate joining Defense Services also by appearing in NDA. -
Hello,
It depends on you that what is your passion and what are your future goals. As a science student, there are many career options for you. From here you can choose any field of your interest. If you want to do engineering then you have to give JEE Mains exam after class 12th and there are many other courses that you can opt after 12th.
Top courses are:
1. BE/ B.Tech
2. B.Arch
3. MBBS
4. B.Pharm
5. B.Sc
6. BCA -
As you have pursued science in your PUC, you have advantage to enter any field and pursue any course in you graduation. You can choose BCA, B.Sc, B.Tech, B.Com or even B.Pharmacy.
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You can PPT for:
Engineering
Medicine
Law
Management
Liberal Arts
All the best. -
You can choose from all the available branches because a Science student is privileged by that. Some of the option available are-
B.Sc
B.Com
BCA
B.Tech or Engineering
B.Pharma
BAMS and other nursing courses -
You have many branches of study to choose after PUC Science like B.Sc, B.Com BCA and engineering in various disciples.
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There are multiple options available after 12th science to choose from. You can chose any streams based on your interests to excel. Following options are available: (a) B.Tech (b) B.Sc. (c) B.Pharma (d) BCA (e) BBA (f) Five years integrated law (g) Change to Commerce/ Economics stream (h) Change to Humanities graduation (j) Hotel Management (k) Fashion Design (l) Fine arts. -
You should go for further studies like you can take many courses based on your interest like - B.Tech, BCA B.Com if you are interested in that. -
There are a lot of streams available. Just look for your interest and go for it.
Engineering, medical, army, navy, IAF, fashion technology, interior designing, hotel management, civil services, aviation, photography, mass communication, and many more. -
Hello,
You can opt for engineering, law, medical and many more courses but what really matters is which subject you are interested in. Good luck.
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