Which are the best exams that I can give after class 12th with a subject course of physics, chemistry, maths and computers?
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Hello,
There are many career options that you can opt for after completing your class 12th with PCM. If you have an interest in engineering then you can go with JEE Mains and Advanced exam and you can also do B.Sc, BBA, B.Arch, NDA, etc. It's all up to you that what are your future goals are and in which field you have interest.
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Diwakar Goel Let there be light where it is dark!!🌞🌞 | Scholar-Level 16
7 years agoWith the science stream, you have a vast scope. You can give any exam you want, if you want to do engineering, etc. You cannot do a course related to the medical field (if you opted for the computer instead of biology).
You can do a 5- year law course by qualifying CLAT, AILET BHU, GGSIPU AMU, JNU and JMI University entrance exam.
You can go for merchant navy, MBA, MCA, B.Com and BBA.
You can do B.Sc in any subject except that based on biology from DU, ONGC. Architecture from National School of Planning and Architecture
animation courses from MAX or Arena.
You can also do language courses and then work in embassies.
You can go for the commer...more
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Improve marks for competitive exams (like JEE, NEET, NDA, ).
Meet minimum eligibility for degree admissions.
Qualify for better job opportuniti
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