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On a mission to educate to change lives
Ask any class 12 student about their future goals
and the majority of the time you will get an utterly confusing answer. It is
not because they are ambitionless nor have any idea about what to do in the
future; it is because they do not know the correct steps or educational
eligibilities they need to pursue their vision.
Most students consider that the class 12 board
results are the wind underneath their wings. They are, but only if the student
knows how to take advantage of the various directions and paths that are
accessible to them – they can fly wherever they want.
Since, a student has a plethora of choices to
choose any diploma, certificate or degree courses; it can be confusing,
overwhelming and limitless. The most useful advice in such situations is to
pursue the path that fascinates and inspires you to accomplish your best.
Traditionally, students clear their exams from the
following streams of education: Science, Commerce and Arts. look at some of the
most popular choices with students after 10+2:
Let’s look at the
traditional and popular career options for science students after 12th
B.Tech/B.Engg: It is one of the
most popular and preferred career options for science students. Most of the
parents in India want their children to become an engineer. Every year around
15 lakh engineers graduate according to AICTE data.
B.Sc.: Bachelor of Science. Both PCM and
PCB students can elect to join this 3-year program. You can specialize in
different subjects like chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science,
biology, etc.
BCA: Bachelor of
Computer Application is a 3-year program. As a career option, it is perfect
for candidates who are looking to build a career in the world of Information
Technology and Digital data.
B.Arch: A Bachelor’s degree
in Architecture is a five-year graduation course which gives them knowledge of
the science behind the building, construction, interior and exterior designing.
The students need to clear NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) to get
admission in the recognized architecture colleges.
New Age Career
Options after 12th for Science with Math’s students
In this era of technology, numerous new-age career
options have emerged in the last decade.
Career
Options for PCB/Medical Students
A common preconceived notion in a traditional Indian family is that if
it is a boy then ‘engineer’ or if it is a girl then ‘doctor’. After engineering
the second most famous career path is Medical.
Students who have an interest in Biology or they want to become a doctor
can choose this stream.
MBBS: Bachelor of
Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery is one of the most popular education choices
for people studying Biology. The five-and-a-half-year course
prepares students for the rigorous demands of a doctor. The specializations you
can choose from are many, and it is regarded as one of the most rewarding
career paths. Many doctors had shifted from the field to focus on research and
created path-breaking treatment options.
BDS: It is a 5-years
Bachelor’s degree in Dental Surgery. It is the initial choice of many students
who want to become doctors minus the pressure of a surgeon or doctor of
medicine. Students who finish the course can choose to become dental
surgeons.
B.Pharma: Bachelor in
Pharmacy is another lucrative course for biology students. It’s a 4-year
course, and you can practise as a chemist after completion of the degree.
B.Pharma students are preferred by Medical companies as Medical Representative
with generous salary packages and other perks.
Paramedics: There are numerous
other Paramedical programs as well, that student can pursue after 10+2. These
courses are specialized programs that relatively take sub-specialization in a
particular domain. Some of the famous paramedical courses are ECG technology,
anaesthesia, lab technician, and others.
B.Com: It is one of the
most popular graduation programs for commerce candidates. Bachelor of Commerce
is a 3-year course with an abundance of specializations like Financial
Accountancy, Economics, Business Organisation, Business Statistics and
others.
You have the option to choose either B.Com or B.Com (Hons) depending
upon your 10+2 marks. More or less, both courses are alike, but B.Com (Hons)
has a higher value given that the subjects are more complex.
BBA: Students who are
interested in Business and Management can go for Bachelor of Business
Administration. This program is the primary step for students who are
considering doing a Masters in Management. It offers a great career opportunity
for students as they get to know a lot about the dynamics of management and
other issues related to business administration.
Charted Accountant: Charted Accountancy
is one of the toughest course in the world, and students should be willing to
work hard to become certified Chartered Accountants or Cost Accountants. After
10+2, you can study a Fundamental Course of either Chartered Accountancy
(Approved by ICAI, New Delhi) or Cost Accounting (Approved by ICWAI,
Kolkata).
Company Secretary: Company Secretary
is a course for students who are interested in pursuing the study of taxations
from a financial and investment perspective. Students will gain knowledge and
insights about company affairs and all its legal aspects. This program is
conducted by the ICSI, New Delhi.
A few years back, Arts was not acknowledged as a popular stream for
students. But in this ever-evolving era, you can build a lucrative career from
it.
There are numerous colleges in India with advanced faculties in Arts. The student has to choose wisely and study according to their choices.
Usually, students go for BA and BA (Hons). But, over the last few years,
they have several other undergraduate courses as well that they can consider
for their higher studies like BFA, BSW, BJMC, and B.Lib, etc.
BA or BA (Hons): Bachelor of Arts
is still the most favorite course for art students. Candidates can get
admission to BA with specialization in their desired subjects either through
10+2 marks or entrance exams conducted by colleges and universities.
BJMC: It is a perfect choice for students
aspiring to join the journalism or media industry. It is a 3-year degree course
offered by various colleges and universities worldwide.
Some of the famous Government colleges for Journalism and Mass
Communication in India are IIMC (New Delhi), Delhi College (New Delhi), FTII
(Pune), BHU (Varanasi), Jamia Milia University (Aligarh), and others. Several
other private universities and colleges are offering degree and diploma courses
in Journalism like Amity University, HR college, etc.
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA): Creative minds
that enjoy painting and drawing can opt for this course. It can be a stepping
stone for careers in interior designing of homes, cars, hotels, buildings , etc.
These were the list of new-age career options. The
list is long and it is not meant to confuse you, rather educate you with a
career path. There are many more career options available.
Other Undergraduate Courses
There are various other undergraduate programs as well that you can
study after 10+2. Admission to these courses is usually via entrance
examination or Board examination marks.
LLB(Law): Students can take admission
into BA/ BCom (LLB) after passing +2. It’s a 5-year integrated course.
Animation and Graphic Designing: With the elevation in the internet and digital space, the demand
for IT professionals is also increasing day by day. There are various short and
long-term degrees and a diploma in Animation and Graphic design.
Travel and Tourism: BA in travel
and tourism is a 3-year degree course for students who love traveling and have
relentless interest in hospitality and meeting new people.
Conclusion
Honestly speaking, there are a plethora of choices for the 10+2
students, who have cleared their Class 12 examination. They must choose a
course in which they are personally interested as they have to work hard in
that direction as there is no shortcut for success. It will always be a long
and lonely road that will lead to success.
The selection of the right course is important as they have to make a career
out of it. Additionally, all your ultimate career choices and post-graduation
plans will also undeviatingly depend upon your graduation. So, it’s safer to
make a sound decision on this topic after analyzing all pros and cons of the
possible options.
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