Since you took Geography in 12th instead of Math in the science stream, your options will be different from traditional science paths but can still be very fulfilling.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Geography: This is a natural progression that deepens your geographic knowledge. You will delve into topics like GIS (Geographic Information Systems), remote sensing, cartography, and environmental geography. This degree can lead to careers in:

• Urban planning
• Environmental management
• Disaster management
• GIS analysis
• Research
  
  
  

  • B.Sc. in Environmental Science: This interdisciplinary program combines Geography with subjects like biology, chemistry, and physics to understand environmental issues. It opens doors to careers in:

    • Environmental conservation
    • Sustainability consulting
    • Pollution control
    • Environmental education
      
      
      

  • B.A. in Regional Development: This program focuses on the social, economic, and political aspects of regional development. It's a good fit if you're interested in community development and planning. Career options include:

    • Regional planner
    • Economic development specialist
    • Social worker (with a focus on rural development)
      
      
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  • B.A. in Journalism/Mass Communication: Your strong communication and research skills honed in Geography can be valuable assets in journalism. You can specialize in environmental journalism or science communication.
    
    
  • B.A. in History/Political Science: If you enjoyed the social and political aspects of Geography, these degrees can provide a broader perspective. They can lead to careers in:
    • Teaching
    • Research
    • Civil services (depending on the country's requirements)
      
      I hope it helps!