Hello Aspirant,

You can go for Pharmacy , as they provide a decent amount of salary even to the freshers. Other medical options are DMLT, BMLT , Forensic scientist where you don’t have to take masters degree to get paid.
Merchant navy is one of the highest paid jobs with less study.
Other career options are - https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/careers/articles/career-options-after-12th-science-pcmb-counar/amp

Hello,

As you said you like biology and computer,

I will list down the following career options that is suitable for you :-

• Neural Science is an interdisciplinary discipline that calls for proficiency in both to be successful. There are several uses for human neural structure modelling in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
• Artificial Intelligence: If you have a strong preference for mathematics and are also interested in computer science and programming.
• Cognitive science , if biology is more your style.
• Bioinformatics : The use of computational and analytical tools to collect and understand biological data is referred to as bioinformatics. It is a multidisciplinary discipline that combines biology, computer science, mathematics, and physics.

Good Luck!!

Dear aspirant,

In my opinion taking a drop is an extremely risky and courageous decision to make. If you are absolutely confident that you can take the fourth drop and crack NEET, go for it. No, it is not late just because you are a girl. Even though, it feels like it, there is no rigid timetable that everyone has to follow, we all can live life according to our own schedule.

In the drop year make sure you have enough support system to motivate and help you when you are low. Take care of your physical and mental health, think well before taking a drop but if it's something you absolutely want to do, go for it.

Hope this helps

Hi aspirant
See, you just can't compare two professions. These two are completely different professions and both of them have their own set of skills needed to ace in them
Now BAMS is Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. It is a 5.5 year long course including 1 year of compulsory clinical internship. You learn how to treat patients using natural approaches rather than synthetic. You learn how to talk to patients, how to deal with them. Being a doctor, is a highly respected position in the society. It not only provides you with higher financial returns but a sense of respect and faith which people show towards you. Now, in India rhe average salaries of a BAMS graduate in government and private settings are different. It can range from INR 40k - 70k per month. It further increases when uou gain experience.

Now Engineering is something that is a very vast field. You must have heard of Software engineering, Chemical engineering, Civil engineering, Aeronautical engineering, Aerospace engineering, Mechanical engineering, Automobile engineering, Computer science engineering, IT engineering etc. Every branch has its own pros and cons. The salaries for engineers vary on a wide range but with somewhere around INR 40k - 2.5 lakhs per year.

Hope this helps
All the best :)

Hello aspirant,

Mbbs is a very serious and taxing course also which you should consider only if you are very passionate about it and sure you can go through the long but rewarding journey in an entact manner. If you want to earn money early mbbs might not be the right choice but mbbs sure pays well in the long run. So think wisely while evaluating your choices.

All the best for your future.

If you wish to be a Forensic scientist, then for the admission to the course of Forensic you will require to pass the physics paper, else you won't be able to get admission in BSc Forensic Science. So yeah! You need to pass the Physics examination, in order to get admission to the course of Forensic science.

For more information regarding Forensic Science consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/forensic-science-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hey student,

PCM stands for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. It is a combination of subjects taken by engineering and medical aspirants. After clearing their 10th board exams, students get to select their streams. The streams available to students for selection are Science, Commerce, and Humanities.

No, PCM students cannot become a doctors, if you want to become a doctor then you will qualify class 12th exam from PCB or PCMB because Physics, Chemistry and Biology are compulsory subjects to become a doctor.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

Here are some courses a person can do after pcm-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcm/amp

Hello Aspirant,

There are no. of courses you can take with biology which will provide you handsome pay expect for doctor.

*Bsc Radiology and Imaging technology - from small town to big cities you have no. of pathologies which hire professionals from this fields and give handsome salaries.

*Bachelor of Physiotherapy - becoming a physiotherapist is a viable option for you given that it provides good package and it quite reputed profession.

*BSc Nursing - In healthcare other than being a doctor you can go for nursing, from government hospitals to private nursing home all of these hire nursing professionals and pay them good salaries.

Hope this helps!!

Hello,

Yes, you can become a doctor after you have completed GNM course. You will have to pursue MBBS in order to become a doctor. The process is simple, you have to fill the application form for NEET UG and prepare and work hard to clear thebcut off of a good medical college (government college, preferably). Since there is no upper age limit to appear for NEET UG, you won't face as much problems.

You can go through the link below to get more information about NEET UG:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2022

I hope this helps,

All the best

Hi Aspirant

Greetings

Don't regret yourself for the mistakes done by any reason or any other thing, start every thing with a new energy level.

Don't think of the mistakes you have done and feels low, always think of postive things and keep your energy level high.

Stop taking too much of stress and have a positive mindset, you can achieve everything you want. Get yourself out of the negativity.

Some of the tips you can follow for NEET are:

Revise all the topics thoroughly

Highlight the important topics for last minute revision

Attempt more and more questions to boost up your confidence level

Don't think of your past and regret for it

Attempt 2-3 mock tests and previous years questions

Stay away from any distractions

Hope this information will help you. Thank you