Hello Aspirant.

Firstly, I. Will advise you to not think unnecessary till you get your result. NEET exam is too near and you should focus on it. Go through the NCERT and last year question papers, it'll definitely gona help you. Don’t even think that What you'll do after NEET exam. Only focus on your study. If you are student of any coaching, then don’t miss any of your test series and if you are preparing at home then go for the mock test paper daily.

Now coming back to your question, what will good for you i.e. BBA or B.Sc?

I think it’s totally depend on your area of interest. Both BBA and B.SC are the best career option for any one, but you should opt that one course which will force you to study not only for your degree but for your interest also. So here I'm mentioning some of the details about both courses so that it'll help you to choose good one for you: -

Types of B.SC: -

1.B Sc AH (Animal Husbandry)  Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences

2.B Sc – Bachelor of Science

3.B Sc Microbiology – Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

4.B Sc Biotechnology – Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

5.B Sc Bio Chemistry – Bachelor of Science in Bio Chemistry

6.B Sc – Nursing

7.B PT – Bachelor in Physio Therapy

8.B Pharm – Bachelor in Pharmacy

9.B Sc Agriculture – Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

10.B Sc Horticulture – Bachelor of Science in Horticulture

11.B Sc Environmental Science – Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

12.B F Sc – Bachelor in Fisheries Sciences

13.B Sc MLT – Bachelor in Medical Technology

14.B Sc Occupational Therapists

15.B Sc Audiology

16.B Sc Speech and Language Pathology

17.B Sc Radiography

18.B Sc Rehabilitation Therapy

19.B Sc Food Technology

20.B Sc Nutrition and Dietetics

21.B Sc Botany

22.B Sc Zoology

23.B Sc Anthropology

24.B Sc Home Science

BBA: -BBA(Bachelor of Business Administration) is one of the most sought bachelor degree programmes after 12th. It includes complete knowledge of leadership and management.

Job Profiles

Some popular Job Profiles are:

•Finance Manager

•Business Administration Researcher

•Human Resource Manager

•Research and Development Manager

•Business Consultant

•Information Systems Manager

•Marketing Manager

Employment Areas

After pursuing BBA, you can easily find jobs in these following areas:

•Banks

•Marketing Organizations

•Educational Institutes

•Business Consultancies

•Multinational Companies

•Financial Organizations

•Export Companies

However BBA Is tough for science students cause you have no idea that what accounts is what is debit and credit, those economics charts those all are tough to understand cause you didn't take commerce as a line in 11th standerd. But ,if you compare BBA from any other like engineering, Pharmacy, BSC, etc etc... It's very easy to do.

So take your time and choose right course for you.

I hope my answer will help you and all the best your NEET exam.

Hello Tanushree,

Apart from M.B.B.S. and B.D.S. there is a wide range of courses and career options available for students with PCB

Of course you can do B.Sc. after completing 12th

However as far as BBA is concerned some colleges require you to have had maths in 10+2. But that’s only in some colleges.

The bigger issue in my opinion might be the drastic shift in subjects, there will be economics, accounting, business studies in your curriculum. You may take a while to adjust to the new syllabi and catch up with the students who had commerce in +2 and have a basic foundation in these subjects.

Apart from these, you can also go for pharmacology, physiotherapy, psychology,  and various such other fields which are growing in India and have a great potential in terms of job opportunities in the future as well as job satisfaction.

Good luck!