Career Opportunity After Class XII
What To Do After 12th Science?
What after 12th? Which course to pursue after 12th? What are the career options for me after 12th? Well, these are a few questions which might be haunting you after you crossed your first milestone i.e. the 10th board examination. To be honest, these queries are universal among students and you are not the only one.
1. Medicine
The medical field encompasses everything from diagnostic practice to other related activities undertaken across the healthcare, pharmaceutical, and biotech-based industries. It is arguably one of the most popular courses after 12th science. If you have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) at the10+2 level, you can think about the following courses:
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery
- Bachelor of Pharmacy
- Bachelor of Medical Lab Technology
- Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (BVSc. AH)
- Physiotherapy (BPT) or Occupational Therapy (BOT)
- B. Tech/BE in Biotechnology
- B.Sc. in Agriculture and Environment Science
- B.Sc. Home Science/Forensic Science
- Diploma courses in operation theatre technology, medical laboratory, x-ray technology, etc.
If you have a bio-math combination of subjects, various interdisciplinary options open besides basic sciences and its allied fields, including the following:
- Biomedical engineering
- Healthcare data mining
- Cognitive neuroscience and artificial intelligence
- Nanotechnology
- Robotics
- Internet of things and smart wearable technology
Those with PCBM students who are not interested in these medical occupations can also go for architecture, computer application, and pilot training, etc
2. Engineering
The engineering profession offers a vast range of career options after 12th science. Some of them are listed below:
- Mechanical Engineers: They apply principles of physics and mathematics to design, produce, and operate machinery.
- Electrical and Electronics Engineers: They are responsible for designing, building, testing, and supervising the manufacture of electrical systems and electronic equipment, such as electric motors, navigation, and communication systems.
- Computer Engineers: Their work is concerned with computer programming, software development, mobile, and web applications.
- Civil Engineers: They conceive, supervise, and maintain infrastructure projects in the public and private sectors, including buildings, dams, bridges, airports, water supply, and sewage systems.
- Chemical Engineers: They design and develop chemical manufacturing processes. These skilled experts solve problems related to production or use of chemicals, drugs, fuel, food, and other products.
- Aerospace Engineers: They take on specialized areas of aircraft and spacecraft development.
- Marine Engineers: They are in charge of the internal systems of ships, oil rigs, and other overseas structures.
If you have a bio-math combination of subjects, various interdisciplinary options open besides basic sciences and its allied fields, including the following
- Business management
- Product management
- Advertising and sales management
- Business and data analysis
- Digital marketing
- Human resource development
- Management consultancy
Humanities
Science students can go into diverse careers, even in humanities and the arts. The roles that explore such connections are commonly known as STEAM jobs. Here is a list of some popular trans-disciplinary fields:
- Product Designing
- Graphic Designing
- Fashion Technology
- Media/Journalism
- Animation Filmmaking
- Photography
- Video Creation and Editing
- Sound Engineering
- HR Training, School Teaching, etc
You will apply the things you learn in a classroom to your life and work, utilizing your scientific competence and expertise in different roles. So, let us look at the general transferable skills of an education in science.
- Constructing a hypothesis, i.e., combining a scientific question with research
- Finding answers and substantiating those answers via experimentation
- Evaluating the results to draw conclusions
- Communicating evidence-based explanations
List of Professional Courses in India
There are a vast number of professional courses in India that can be pursued by different streams. The students with diverse interests and pick the course that they prefer from the list given below.
- Master of Business Administration
- Medicine
- Mass communication
- Engineering
- Fashion Designing
- Chartered accountant
- Civil services
- Accounts & Finance
- Law
- Hotel management
- Computer application
- Professional photography
- Interior Designing
- Nursing
- Baking and confectionery
- Travel and tourism
- Animation
- Advertising
- Creative writing
- Digital marketing
- Web Designing
List of Professional Degree Course in India
- Management MBA/BBA
- Engineering B. Tech and B.Arch., M. Tech, ME, BE
- Arts – psychology, history, sociology
- Computer Application-BCA/MCA
- Fine arts – B.F.A
- Education- B.Ed., M.Ed.
- Designing – Fashion/Interior/Web
- Mass-communication/Journalism BJMC
- Pharmacy – B.Pharma, M.Pharma
- Hospitality – Hotel Management
- Medical-BDS and MBBS
- Nursing – B.Sc. M.Sc.
- Dental- BDS
- Finance – B.Com/CA/CFA/ CS
- Architecture – B.Arch.
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