#Career Options after 12th Science

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List of Courses after 12th Science

Here are the list of courses after 12th Science that you can pursue. Find best career options and courses after 12th science biology, PCB career options, and PCM career options.

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Career Opportunities After 12th Grade in India: Exploring Alternative Paths Beyond Medicine and Engineering

Choosing a career after 12th grade in India is a major milestone for students. While traditional career paths like Medicine and Engineering have long been viewed as the safest routes to success, the professional landscape in India is rapidly evolving. Emerging fields in technology, creative industries, and business are offering a wealth of opportunities, often with better work-life balance, financial rewards, and personal satisfaction.

This article explores diverse career options available after 12th in India, beyond the conventional choices, and provides data-driven insights into non-traditional fields that can offer promising career trajectories....click here to read more

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Hi Meg, I was wondering if I could get your insight on something... I'm interested in bioinformatics as a career but am not sure whether I should pursue just a Master's or try for a PhD. How did you decide how far you want to go with your education? I noticed you mentioned you hope to do a PhD someday? Thank you so much!

hey anon! okay, so in this answer I'ma focus on two things:

my thought process behind finalizing on a PhD

my approach to furthering education

I. Why PhD?

1. I love my subjects. I love the interdisciplinary nature of computational biology and it's sister subjects and I can see myself in academia- constantly learning and researching and exploring. 2. Even on the off chance that if I don't pursue a career in academia, I think I need a PhD anyway? Most high level positions in the industry for life-sciences requires a level of expertise that only comes with a doctorate, and I think my career opportunities (+ growth) will be rather limited without it.

Considering these two points, a PhD would be most suitable for me.

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Now, choosing the right type of graduate program can always be challenging because there are so many ways to go about it, and I am a very indecisive person so this was especially difficult for me. Here is my approach

II. Factors I considered before taking my next steps

My Primary Short-Term Goal(s)

I opted for a B.Tech in Biotechnology after 12th grade, and it is through the course of this degree that I realized my interest in computational biology and bioinformatics. My undergrad focused on too many topics and often emphasized wet lab over dry lab, so although I'm graduating with a specialization in Medicinal and Computational Biology, I don't know nearly enough regarding the computational aspects Thus, my short-term goal is to expand my theoretical understanding of the important aspects of bioinformatics & computational biology.

2. Course Options that Work

Now, I know that I want to continue my education, I've got two options- Masters and PhD. When I considered my immediate goal against these two options, I realized four things: a. I'm not equipped with the required dry lab skills to dive headfirst into research. b. I don't know enough bioinformatics to commit to anything long term right now c. I'm looking for a course that feels like an extension of my undergrad d. I want to keep my options open and consider all career opportunities Given these three options (+ course-related expenses + my skill level), it made most sense for me to choose a MSc at the moment rather than a PhD.

3. How the Course Ties in to My Long Term Goals

As I mentioned, my long term goal is to do a PhD. However, my upcoming graduate course is actually an MSc by Coursework degree, which- unlike a Thesis program, focuses on skill development (especially industry related) rather than research. In fact, most Thesis Masters can be converted to a PhD, but my program does not have that option. At first glance, this course might seem like it's going against my long term goal but consider: - Industry related or not, I need to develop computational skills before I can pursue research - After this course I might prefer to gain work experience for a couple years before opting for a PhD. - My preferred uni(s) for PhD are different from my preferred uni for Masters. [^To give an example on the last point, for masters i considered countries/unis known for their quality of education + closer to my home country (this will be my first time living abroad alone) but for my PhD, I'm looking at countries/unis that are pioneers in research for my subjects of interest (even if they are a lot farther away from home)] So essentially, I'm relying on this course to give me the skills and knowledge I need for a PhD in the future, while also giving me a buffer to understand and align my future goals and plans. Jumping from this to a PhD would be a lot harder than from a Thesis Masters, but that's a risk I'm willing to take.

So yeah, this was the way I went about choosing both my short term and long term academic goals. I hope this provides a good starting point for you! Don't stress out too much about it though; the truth is that there is no right or wrong choice, whatever decision you make will warp around your intentions and work for you the way you want it to. Best of luck for your future endeavors!!! I'm sure it'll all work out <3

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How to Choose a Stream?

With boards ending, a lot of you guys are wondering what stream you should choose, and a few people have hmu in my dms asking for advice, so i figured I'd make a post about how I suggest choosing a stream. Fair warning, I am a PCMB student so my advice will be a little science-stream focused because, obviously, I don't know what problems other streams might face, so additions are welcome from other people who have more to add <3

First off, this is one of the most important decisions of your life. This decision determines what the next two years of your life will look like, and it plays a strong role in determining your career for the rest of your life. So don't make this choice lightly.

Make an informed decision. I cannot stress upon this enough- do. your. own. research. Don't trust people who say there is no job opportunity in abc stream or that xyz stream will make your 'life set', all of it is bullshit. Half the time the people giving you these advices finished their schooling 20-30 years ago, respectfully- they have no idea what they're talking about. So sure, listen to everyone's inputs but check everything for yourself.

Websites are your best friend. And no, not "Top 7 High Salary Careers' type websites, I mean college websites. The best way to choose your stream is to explore various careers. For this, start with exploring the type of courses and degrees available, then head to the college's websites and check out the curriculum, the eligibility and the entrance exam requirements. Of course you don't have to choose a degree from now itself, in fact even if you have chosen something 9 times out of 10 you will change your mind by the time 12th ends, but knowing what options there are other than NEET, JEE, CUET and stuff will help you understand if you're more inclined towards science, commerce or humanities.

Subjects change after 10th, for example- what you think physics is and what 11th-12th physics is are two completely different things, so if you are more inclined towards a particular stream, go through the books. Either borrow from your seniors or go through the free NCERT pdfs (ncerts are the easiest versions of science subjects, at least, so your actual material will be 1-2 levels higher in difficulty, keep that in mind). Going through the material is not that efficient because everything seems easy at first glance but it still gives a general idea about the type of stuff you will learn so whatever piques your interest most should be a good choice to consider. I would suggest going through the books of all the streams if you have time, that way you can check which is the best fit for you. (Also go through multiple chapters, not just the first few ones)

Work on attraction rather than elimination. Dismissing a stream just because you don't like one subject in it is not a good way to go about it. Choose the stream which has a majority of subjects you do like, rather than choosing one which has the least number of subjects you don't like. Overall the purpose of a stream in 11th-12th is to get you into your desired course in college, so your biggest indication of stream will be the degrees you like, not the subjects you don't like.

Remember to prioritize yourself and your choices, trust yourself. People might have all sorts of opinions about what stream you should take and what career you should pursue. Of course some people have your best interests in mind, but ultimately it is you who has to go through with it. Being pushed into making certain choices is really harmful because there is absolutely no motivation to keep going once it gets hard (and it will). So it is best to choose your own poison so that when times get hard you know that this is something you actually really want and that way you will genuinely feel like working for it, rather than being forced to work hard for something you aren't even sure you want to do.

Don't stress too much. I know I said this is a super important decision, and it is, but it is not life ending. You can only do so much and there is no guarantee whether what you choose today will work out for you two years down the line. And that's okay. Remember that there is always an option to change plans, no matter how far along you are. So don't bind yourself to the choice you make today, you always have more options. Try your best to choose what feels right for you, and if situations change later in life, so can your plans.

If you don't know what exactly you want to do with your life, stop blaming yourself for it. I promise 90% of us had no idea what we were doing when we were your age either, even if we thought we knew what we wanted, we didn't. It's okay to not know what you want to do for the rest of your life when you're 15 or 16. Trust your gut and try your best to be informed about the stream you're choosing. As you go along, you will find your calling when the time is right. It's never too late, you'll be fine

lots of love to everyone starting on this really tedious path, the next two years will teach you a lot about yourselves and I hope you all make the best of it, all the best <3

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Hiiiii!!!

The Hindi songs guy again (salaamat recommendation, if "Hindi songs guy" is too vague)! Firstly, thanks for telling the name of the song, I listened to it and *sighs* it was them!

Secondly, i didn't know you were from India too! Got to know some days ago from your posts, and then just read your post when you were drunk and telling about India. And I fully agree, it was accurate (and as a North Indian, I'm sorry for the racism🙊). And I'm also sorry about the transphobia and every other awfulness you might've experienced. I love youuuu (sorry if this is too weird🙆🏻‍♂️). Also, the career prospects thing was 100% true: I was 'supposed' to become a doctor, but I had taken science just coz i liked it, and then there was a three years long tragic battle against doctor as a career, and then finally after a failed suicide attempt, I was able to choose English Literature, and things are only now (5 years after the fact) looking better....sooooo I guess your fears about college are totally valid but it will be better, you'll meet great people and learn so much beautiful stuff and create sooo many brilliant thingss! Again, I love youuu (and again, sorry if all of it is too much info, too weird, I'm just...weirdly emotional, idk why)

Thirdly, I really like your name! Asmi is a beautifullll nameee!

Fourthly, sorryy for the long and weird ask, just... I'm glad to know someone else from India here, who's also a Good Omens fan and evidently a lovely person. Sooo lots of long tight hugss!

Lastly, sorry for all the sorrys, and you can totally ignore this if it's uncomfortable or anything (if you couldn't tell by the sorrys, I'm super self-conscious, so thanks for the anonymous option)

Love and hugss, and best of luck for college, for your art, and life in general!❤️

Hey anon maggot! I'm so happy you listened to the song and loved it.

And thank you so much for sharing this with me. It's awful that you had to go through all of that, and I'm so proud of you for surviving. I spent three years preparing for medicine too (11th and 12th year, which caused me to fall sick and miss the NEET test, so I took a gap year etc) and I really did want it. Well, I thought I did. It was more that I didn't think I had any other choice.

TW: explicit mentions of transphobia and disregard and discrimination on the basis of mental health below. Skip the below paragraph if you need to.

I'm glad you're doing better. Yeah, I am not looking forward to college. I know there will be fun parts and all. But I had a go at college for three months back in August, and despite it being very liberal and open and stuff in theory, I had to drop out because the entire student body was isolating me because of my mental health and things my ex-roommate had said about me, and a lot of transphobia from the admin too. When I went to the dean and told her I felt unsafe and the environment was horrible, she told me to stop being so self-absorbed (and then denied she said that the next day to my parents). Luckily after the whole medical ordeal my parents had learned to listen to me and they helped me leave.

I will try again. It's just that it's... disheartening. That was design school, too, just like my next college will be. And I really did try my best. It's weird thinking about all that stuff because Tumblr and you maggots have kind of, well, healed it in a way, and given me such a safe space here that it feels unbelievable that the real world could be so, so fucking shite. Apologies for the vent here, but I do want to be honest, and I want everyone who's faced the same thing to know that they're not alone. Because I know so many people, too many, who've been there.

Thank god for Good Omens and you all. For the ridiculous amount of support and love and joy I've got here. It's easier to forget about all of it for a while when I focus on Crowley's pouts and Aziraphale smiling and making you all laugh.

And hey, you have nothing to feel sorry for. I'm so grateful to you for taking the time to write this. I love you too, anon maggot, so very much. Take all the tight hugs right back. I'm so proud of you for fighting for the future you wanted and deserved. I know it's not easy, both to fight with your internalised doubt and the others.

I'm so proud.

Good luck.

All the love, Asmi

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Why Is B. Sc In Computer Science A Rewarding Career?

B.Sc in computer science is a degree that teaches students about  programming,  maintenance, development, and more. The degree teaches students to see computers as science and takes them into deeper aspects. Computer science is a subject for students with an in-depth understanding of and love for computers.

India is one of the biggest IT hubs in the world, and people across the world come to India for IT Solutions. Doing a B.Sc in computer science is a good move, as it will make you eligible for  work in the ever-growing IT industry of the country.

You can have an excellent and high-paying career.  You will get the experience for success and fulfillment. It is vital to learn about a course before you decide to enroll. Here you will  get to know about eligibility. careers, jobs, and more that will help you realise the potential of the B.Sc in computer science degree course.

Course highlights: B.Sc in computer science

The following are the highlights of the B.Sc in Computer Science course. it will give you a quick insight into all of the information with respect to a B.Sc in computer science. In terms of the CS course level, it is an undergraduate course.

 It takes about 3 years to complete and gets divided into 6 semesters.

You will need to pass your 12th exam in science with PCM subjects. The course fees in India will range between 1 lakh to 7 lahks.

Exams will be conducted each semester with an exam at the end of each semester. In most cases, admissions will be granted based on the 12th score.  some colleges will also have entrance examinations.

Eligibility criteria:  B.Sc in computer science

  You need to clear the following eligibility criteria to be considered eligible for the B.Sc in Computer Science degree. 

Students will need to complete their 12th standard in the science stream  which physics chemistry and maths PCM.

Some private colleges may grant admission to the students who have Sciences with physics chemistry and Biology.

Scope of the course:  B.Sc in computer science

B.Sc in computer science has immense scope in India.  Computer education has always had a lot of importance owing to the IT industry of the country. B.Sc in Computer Science degree has a lot of value and is most likely employment with a good salary and other benefits.

Computer education in India is so important that people with other degrees also do additional Computer Based certification courses to add value to their degrees.

Benefits of B.Sc in computer science 

Knowing the benefits of the degree course will help you understand how it can shape your career in the future and help you make up your mind about completing the course.

Career-oriented course 

It's a highly career-oriented degree.  Right after graduation, students can find employment and get started with their professional journey.

High pay scale

  B.Sc in Computer Science students will get an excellent starting salary figure when compared to other graduates. The figure shows a substantial growth over the years. B.Sc in Computer Science graduates will make good money throughout their careers.

If you have a B.Sc in Computer Science degree, you can wish to study further. you can do courses like MBA, MCA and PGDM  and get an amazing career.

Job security

B.Sc in computer science will allow graduates to find a job in the IT industry which is one of the fastest-growing industries in the nation. Jobs in the industry are secured.

 Technologically advanced degree 

Technology is going to be a part of everyday life.  Getting a technology-based like graduation degree in computer science will be advantageous in the long run.

Job opportunities

AI and Machine Learning specialists 

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are revolutionizing many industries. A job as a machine learning engineer is an option for B.Sc. graduates with knowledge of data modeling, machine learning methods, and programming. Starting pay of INR 6 to 9 lakhs per year is typical for machine learning engineers in India. Salary ranges between INR 15 and 25 lakh per year are possible with deep learning and neural network skills and abilities.

Software engineering 

Software development or engineering is one of the most popular job pathways for B.Sc. in Computer Science graduates. Software engineers are responsible for devising, maintaining, and developing apps and software programs. In India, the annual salary of an entry-level software developer may be between INR 3.5 and 6 lakhs. With experience, the pay can rise dramatically and, for senior jobs, can reach INR 15 lakhs or more.

Data analysts 

As organizations rely on data-driven insights for decision-making, data analysis is essential in today's corporate world. Data analysts are B.Sc. graduates with a focus on data analysis. They collect, organize, and analyze data to derive useful insights. In India, entry-level data analysts typically make between INR 4 and INR 7 lakhs annually. Salary ranges between INR 12 and 18 lakh per year are possible with experience and expertise in sophisticated analytics methodologies and data visualization technologies.

Key Takeaway 

The B.Sc in computer science is one of the finest courses that you may prefer to do after your 12th grade. You won’t just be eligible for a high-paying job. But, your contributions can also make a difference in the world and the quality of life. It is a degree with lucrative benefits and offers complete value for the time and money invested. 

TransStadia University may have a strong focus on industry integration, providing students with opportunities for internships, industry projects, and collaborations with companies. Such practical exposure can enhance students' skills and employability. The university's curriculum for the B.Sc. in Computer Science program may be designed to align with industry needs, emphasizing practical skills, project-based learning, and emerging technologies.

You can apply today if you want to enroll in B.Sc Computer Science. 

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Are you going to fail in life?

Introduction:-

For new viewers, let me give you a quick information of what I write. So, I write blogs on what I learnt from the whole day because every day has it's unique sense and it always taught you some tiny lessons but in pressure of your goals, you forget those micro learnings. In simple words, I write blogs on everyday's learning. This particular blog is about what I learnt from today. Therefore, be with me till the end and most importantly enjoy the blog of today.

Incidence:-

Today was the first day of school after summer holiday's. So, no teacher had a mood to teach anything. Some were checking projects and files in the classroom and some were giving lectures on life. My science teacher, she told us that she was a topper, she had got 95% in 10th and 12th. After having such a great marks and percentage. She got no job because of which she choosed to be a teacher by profession to run her household or to be financially independent. She also told us that some of her students which are performing outstanding in their studies, got no job after their graduation. So, to be financially independent, they became tuition teachers to run their house. She said, it's because of high competition. Therefore, she want us (all the students) to work very hard to get a job. She had a very wrong belief system:- she thinks that because competition is high, all the students must have to work hard for securing a 50000-60000rs salaried job. But I seen her ignoring the fact that there are plenty of opportunities available in the academic field. In this world of competition, if someone wants to get a job by graduation, it will be so hard. But there is another way too to get a job, it's a field of technical skills, where you can get a job of above 1 lakh per month but the condition is you have to be consistent while learning the skill and you have to give it a minimum time period of 3 years. Even now, I had seen the society, teachers saying engineers & doctors are the best career options. They literally ignore the number of students applying, they know that their child will not qualify but then also they sent them to kota and other places. They know the rate of unemployed engineer but still they ignore all this. It's like closing our eyes to not face the truth. They gave their belief system to their children which causes lot's of problem for a child. If the child is not able to qualify the exam, he/she feels himself/herself a failure that's why the suicide rates are increasing in india. I asked from many of my classmates, "hey, what do you want to be?". Most of them replied:- doctor, engineer, ias or banker, they were all taking name of any competitive exams without realising that most of them are going to fail according to the fact. But why they are ignoring the real fact? They are the future of india, they are youth of india. How can be our next ruling youth be that narrow minded or blindfolded?, But Whose fault is this? Is it of that innocent child?

No, the fault here is of our society, relatives which pressurised the child so much badly that the child ability to take decisions, to understand the logic, to think critically, to realise a pattern or a fact declined because of which the child is not able to think logically. It's the fault of the society that they are not prompting or changing their perception and giving the same mindset and logic to their childrens as well. That's the reason of failures. They are destroying there childrens careers and they are making them unemployed. I realised one more pattern here which bursted my mind and I just want to stop this massive destruction, that's the reason of why I am writing this blog. The pattern is right below in the learning section.

Learning:-

After having such high percentage in school, she didn't got a job. So, she start teaching for earning and she is teaching her students to study to secure a job. Her students didn't got job too and they become tuition tutors or teachers. Then, there students will also become teachers after getting no job as you know that the population is growing, competition is increasing, number of seats are decreasing. What you are observing in this pattern? Do you find something strange here? Let me tell you if you hadn't:- The strange part is the one's who are failing are becoming teachers and those failed peoples are teaching our young youth, how to get a job which they hadn't got themselves. Tell me how can a person can explain you the things which he hadn't achieved in his life and if they are telling you means, of course, you are going to fail. Are you alone? No, you are not alone, the same teacher teaches your classmates too and may can be in some cases at coachings too. So, there are 500+ students which study from the same teacher and there are going to fail. This is the cause of massive failures of students or this is the flaw of indian education system. In Indian education system, peoples who fail become teachers and then they produce massive failures. This burst my mind, I just want to stop this to make you realise the seriousness of the problems, I written this blog.

[Note:- I do not have any intent to disrespect teachers. I just want the peoples to open their eyes. But there are always exception. In this world, there are some generous teachers as well which provides education for free and are real strugglers, they had seen the struggles and they are telling everything from their real experiences through what they had faced.]

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Passing out class 12th opens up new booming career opportunities as a student, where you can follow your passion as a profession. There are a number of professional courses available for 12th-science PCM students. Among a plethora of options, it becomes difficult to choose the right career path. This blog may turn out to be the golden opportunity to choose the best institution along with the best courses available.

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Can I do BCOM after 12th Science?

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor's of Commerce (BCOM) degree after completing your 12th in Science stream. While Science and Commerce may seem like very different fields, they share several commonalities, including strong analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, and attention to detail. Here's a look at how you can make the transition from Science to Commerce.

Admission Process

The admission process for BCOM is similar to other undergraduate programs. Most universities and colleges require a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in 12th or equivalent examination from a recognized board. However, some universities may have different admission criteria, so it is important to check the requirements of the specific institution you wish to apply to.

Course Curriculum

BCOM is a three-year undergraduate degree program that covers a wide range of topics related to business and commerce. Some of the core subjects include Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Law, Management, Marketing, and Taxation. Students also have the option to choose from various elective subjects, such as Human Resource Management, International Business, and Information Technology.

The curriculum of BCOM is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to work in various fields such as accounting, finance, marketing, and human resources. BCOM is an excellent option for those who are interested in pursuing a career in the field of commerce.

Skills Required

To succeed in BCOM, students require strong analytical and mathematical skills, as well as excellent problem-solving abilities. They should be able to think critically and logically to solve complex business problems. Good communication skills and the ability to work in teams are also important, as commerce is a highly collaborative field.

Career Opportunities

BCOM graduates have a wide range of career opportunities available to them, including accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and more. They can work in various industries such as banking, insurance, retail, and hospitality, among others.

Some of the popular career options for BCOM graduates include:

Accountant - Accountants are responsible for maintaining financial records, preparing financial statements, and ensuring compliance with tax laws and regulations.

Financial Analyst - Financial analysts analyze financial data, prepare reports, and make recommendations on investment opportunities and financial decisions.

Marketing Manager - Marketing managers create and implement marketing strategies to promote products and services, as well as to increase brand awareness and customer loyalty.

Human Resource Manager - Human resource managers are responsible for recruiting, hiring, and managing employees, as well as ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations.

Entrepreneur - BCOM graduates can also choose to start their own business or become self-employed.

Conclusion

In conclusion, pursuing a BCOM degree after 12th Science is an excellent option for students who are interested in pursuing a career in the field of commerce. BCOM provides a solid foundation in business and commerce, which prepares students for various careers in accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, and more. With the right qualifications, experience, and networking, BCOM graduates can build a successful and fulfilling career in any of these fields.

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Top 10 Career Options to Consider After 12th science in 2025

After 12th Science, choosing the right career path is crucial as it shapes your future. Students with PCM, PCB, or both have diverse options in fields like engineering, medicine, research, and technology. Interdisciplinary areas like biotechnology, environmental sciences, and data analytics also offer exciting opportunities. Your interests, skills, and aspirations should guide your decision-making process.

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Unlock Your Future with the Best Engineering Courses After 12th!

Dreaming of a career in engineering but unsure which path to choose? From Computer Science to Mechanical, and Civil Engineering to Electronics, the options are endless—but which one is the best fit for your passion and skills? Discover specializations that lead to exciting careers in tech innovation, infrastructure development, and cutting-edge solutions.

Want to know how to make the right choice? This blog dives into career prospects, top specializations, and expert tips to help you navigate the engineering world. Whether you’re curious about course details or want insights into job opportunities, we’ve got it all covered. Don’t miss out—click to explore more and find your perfect path!