I am very confused in choosing my study & careers. I have excellent 10+2 marks. Can you suggest a good study & career for me ? Which is best

I studied physics, chemistry, maths, biology in my 12th

And your percentage?

10th      99.4%12th      95.75%

I studied physics, chemistry, maths, biology in my 12th

OK,  u r from Science Stream.

Thanks,
Azim

There is no lack of career/ course options for ascience studentafter completing12th standard. There are so many career options to pursue otherthan engineering (B.Tech) and medical (MBBS).
The major advantage that science students have over non-science students is that they are eligiblefor science as well as non-science options - a privilege not available to students from commerce and humanities streams.We have compiled a list of various courses (and therefore careers) that students can pursue after completing their 10+2 in the science stream:
1) BTech/BE: Engineering is one of the sought after careers in India today. Even if you have scored something between 50% and 60%,engineering is a lucrative option for you. Some institutes term the Bachelors degree as BE or Bachelor of Engineering and someterm it B.Tech or Bachelor in Technology. The job prospects increase manifold with a BE or B.Tech degree.List of careers in engineering.
2) MBBS: One of the firstoptions for students with Science with Biology at the 10+2 level is to pursue MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery). It is the basic degree for an aspiring allopathic doctor. MBBS, as a career option, has huge scope in India and abroad. After completing your MBBS, you can specialize in fields likeneurosurgery, psychiatry and orthopedics. The job industry is huge, you can work in a hospital or set up your own private clinic.
3)BAMS: Have you thought of pursuing a course in Ayurvedic medicine? If you have passed your 10+2 in science, then Bachelorin Ayurvedic Medicine or BAMS is one of the options that you can choose as your career.Ayurvedic medicine is one of the oldest forms of medicine practiced in India and is gaining lot of popularity both in India and abroad. More about a career inayurveda:Career in Ayurveda10+2 with Science (Physics, Chemistry & Biology) with 50% or more in aggregate. You have to appear for entrance exams held bydifferent universities foradmission to BAMS. More about the course:Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
4) B.Pharma:This is a professional course and it prepares students for the pharmaceutical industry. These professionals are in great demand in India and abroad. After completing the course, you can work as pharmacist, drug inspector, drug therapist, health inspector, or as a drugtechnician.

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5) B.Sc Nursing:Do you have patience & believe in hard work? Are you organized & good at multi-tasking? Then, BSc Nursing would be a good option for you. You will be trained in all theoretical & practical aspects of nursing. After completing the course you can join health institutes, medical colleges or private nursing homesas trained & certified nurses. Career as a nurse:Nursing careers.10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Some colleges hold entrance exams for admission to BSc Nursing courses. More about this course:
6) B.Sc NursingB.Sc (Hons) : If you are deeply interested in pursuing a career inacademics or research, B.Sc (Hons) in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Zoology or Botany will help you do just that. You can further your prospects by doing a masters degree and then moving on to research and working as a junior research fellow in any reputed research institute. Youcan also pursue a career as a lecturer in any university or get jobs in chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, or in government organizations like ONGC.10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematicsand Biology or Computer Science.
7) B.Sc Anthropology: Have you ever thoughtabout studying the socio-cultural development of humans? Armed with a science background you can pursue a course in anthropology which traces the biological and the socio-cultural evolution of humans right from their origin. After completing your higher studies in anthropology, you can work as a curator, urban planner, tour guide, culture resource manager or work as a research scholar.10+2 with Biology as one of your core subjects. Anthropology career in India
8) B.Sc Occupational Therapy: Another relatively new option that you can explore isB.Sc Occupational Therapy (BOT). You can work with patientswho suffer from orthopedic, neurological and psychological/psychiatric disorders.
9) B.Sc Physiotherapy:Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B.P.T) prepares a student for the practice of physiotherapy. A physiotherapist could be employed in the rehabilitation departments, municipal corporations and private bodies. More about this career:Physiotherapist10+2 or equivalent thereto, with 50% or more marks in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English Core. More about this course: Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)
10) B.Sc Computer Science (H): B.Sc (CS)mainly focuses on the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing, rather thanteaching specific technologies that may quickly become outdated.Career in Computer ScienceAlthough people prefer to enhance their skills by pursuing higher education, IT companies hire B.SC (CS) students for the post of software testersand software developers.

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11) B.Sc Electronics (H): A degree in B.Sc. (Honours) Electronics covers all the key concepts required to become a successful professional. The course provides students with skills which are required to design electrical, electronic, computer, automation and communication systems. Opportunities are available in research and development, aerospace and defense electronics, design, testing, production, inspection,quality control, project management and technical sales. This degree enhances career advancement opportunities for graduates and supplies the high technology sector with well educated professionals possessing strong practical skills.
12) B.Arch:If you feel that you have a great imagination, ability to visualize things and you are good at drawing, you can pursue a course in architecture. Bachelor in Architecture is a 5 year long undergraduate course.For admission to most architectural colleges, the eligibility is 50 percent marks in HSC or equivalent, with physics, chemistry and maths as compulsory subjects but you need to clear the entrance exam such as JEE Main(AIEEE) and NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture.) You can then pursue a masters in architecture or work as a site engineer.
13) BCA:If you want to churn your career in the field of computer applications and have a keen interest in computers, then you should go for Bachelorin Computer Applications (BCA). It is a three year degree course concentrating primarily on programming languages.10+2 in any stream withMathematics and English as core subjects.Entrance tests are conducted in individual colleges for admission to BCA.You can further your career and do a MCA after yourBCA to be at par with BTech degree holders.
14) BBA:Did you know that even if you come from the science stream, you can pursue a Bachelor in Business of Bachelor Admission (BBA), if you have Mathematicsand English as core subjects? It is a three year degree course which is designed to impart management education and inculcate entrepreneurship skills in a student.10+2 from any stream with Mathematics and English as core subjects and a minimum aggregate of 50%. You need to sit for entrance exams conducted by different colleges offering BBA program.
15) B.A/ B.Sc Economics: A BA or BSc Economics is one of the lucrative degrees in India today. A degree in Economics can open up opportunities in investment firms, public sector undertakings, government enterprises and NGOs.You should do your post graduation to improve your career prospects and even take up research options in governmentorganizations or join as a lecturer in a university or college. While most of the colleges across India offer a Bachelors degree in Economics, some give a BA degree, some offer a BSc degree.

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16) B.Sc Zoology:Zoologyis the branch of biology that focuses on behavior, structure and evolution of animals. As a Zoologist or an Ecologist you can takeup research oriented highly dynamic and exciting jobs and workwith National Geography, Discovery, Animal Planet.10+2 in science with at least 55% aggregate for admission to any of the reputed colleges. After B.Sc Zoology, you can apply to courses like Marine Biology, Fisheries Science, Coastal Ecosystems Ecology and Management, Terrestrial and Marine Conservation Biology, Ecosystem Analysis,
17) Biochemistry:This is avibrant, dynamic discipline that embraces the study ofbiology from the point of view of chemistry. Today, biochemistry graduate curriculums are at the forefront of many careers that help to keep human, animals and plants free of disease.
18) Botany: If you are interested in studying the what and how of plants, Botany is the course for you. You can also pursue MSc in Microbiology and then go for a doctorate.
19) B.Sc Microbiology:This is a discipline of great importance. Research in this field has been revolutionized by innovative technologies like genomics, bioinformatics and genetic engineering. Career scope after this course:
20) B.Sc. (H) Biomedical Science:In this courseyou will be taught principles of Biotechnology, Microbiology, Genetics, Pharmacy, Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemistry, Medical Laboratory Techniques etc. and related fields. After graduation, you may seek jobs in the pharmaceutical industry, clinical research laboratories etc.

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Azim

21) Biotechnology: Biotechnology involves the use of living things in medicine, engineering and technology. You can pursue a B.Sc in Biotechnology or evenan engineering degreein Biotechnology; you can further your skills by taking up Masters in Biotechnology or enter the job market infields like pharmaceuticals and diagnostic industry.
22) Physics (H): One can enter many professions that include, but are not limited to, traditional Physics. Physics equips a student with skills like mathematical modeling, problem solving, designing experiments, interpretation of experimental data, andreflecting on answers before trusting them, research experience, laboratory technique, and communication skills.
23) Chemistry (H): A graduate degree in BSc Chemistry opens up doors to pursue higher studies in subjects like Analytical, Organic or BioChemistry. You canfind jobs in the chemical, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and medical device industries as a process development chemist and analyticalchemist. You can also find jobs in the food industry, in the teaching industry, agrochemical industry,polymers and plastic industry, petrochemical industry and even in alternative energy departments.


Thanks & Hope u will find a solution or career,
Azim

Thank you so much for your excellent & detailed explanation about various studies & careersThank You