what are the study scopes after 12th apart from meet when I have physics, chemistry, biology?
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12th Dec, 2019
Hello Diya,
I hope it is NEET you are talking about.
So when you have NEET out of your box, there are a lot of other opportunities.
You make take up a BSc course in either physics, chemistry or biology. And after that do an MSc or MBA.
Courses like law, psychology, commerce and agriculture are also always open. And no matter whatever undergraduation you do, doing an MBA after that would sky rocket your value in the field.
You may also consider civil service as an option for which any undergraduate should be more than enough.
All the best!!!
I hope it is NEET you are talking about.
So when you have NEET out of your box, there are a lot of other opportunities.
You make take up a BSc course in either physics, chemistry or biology. And after that do an MSc or MBA.
Courses like law, psychology, commerce and agriculture are also always open. And no matter whatever undergraduation you do, doing an MBA after that would sky rocket your value in the field.
You may also consider civil service as an option for which any undergraduate should be more than enough.
All the best!!!
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6th Sep, 2019
Hey,
Here are some promising careers after 12th apart from medical:
Botany : It is a well-established branch of biology that involves the study of plants, their structure, processes, growths, etc. Those in the field of Botany conduct research and observation to discover new species, study the interactions of plants with different organisms in their environment, genetic formation of plants, etc.Career Opportunities: With a degree in Botany, you can work in landscape industries, natural resource centers, environmental consultancies, or as a researcher, teacher/professor, taxonomist, horticulturist, nursery manager, and environmental consultant.
2. Zoology : This exciting field involves the study of the animal kingdom. Zoologists analyse the structure, life processes, genetics, physiology, classification and interactions of various species in detail by observing animals in their natural habitats as well as laboratories.
Career Opportunities: With a degree in Zoology, you can find work as a researcher, animal breeder, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife biologist, zoo curator, conservationist, teacher/professor in schools and colleges, etc.
3. Microbiology : It is the study of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses etc. and their interactions with humans, animals, plants and other organisms in the environment. Microbiologists research and investigate how different microorganisms affect our lives.
Career Opportunities: Typical employment opportunities include clinical researcher, research scientist, lab technician, quality control, working in pharmaceuticals, health sector, food industries, breweries, distilleries, agriculture, etc.
4. Physiology : It is the study of bodily functions, activities and mechanisms of living organisms, especially humans. Physiologists generally study a wide variety of topics including organs, anatomy, cells, biological compounds, and muscles, and how they interact and work together to keep the body functioning.
Career Opportunities: Professional opportunities in this field include working as a clinical-exercise physiologist, biomedical scientist, physiotherapist, sports physiologist, researcher, teacher/professor etc.
5. Allied Medicine : If you are really keen on pursuing a Medical career, yet dont wish to go down the challenging road of an M.B.B.S, then the Allied Medicine domain could be the one for you. These include a wide range of careers such as Physiotherapy, Audiology, Occupational Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Clinical Research, Radiology, etc.
Career Opportunities: The career opportunities for each of these careers pertain to the specific field, hence are very vast. A common workplace for most of these careers are hospitals. Additionally, pathology labs are a prime workplace for medical lab technologists, while, physiotherapists and occupational therapists can work in clinics or can even set up their own private practice. Clinical Researchers essentially work on research projects in laboratories of hospitals, pharmaceuticals and universities.
Hope this helps.
Here are some promising careers after 12th apart from medical:
Botany : It is a well-established branch of biology that involves the study of plants, their structure, processes, growths, etc. Those in the field of Botany conduct research and observation to discover new species, study the interactions of plants with different organisms in their environment, genetic formation of plants, etc.Career Opportunities: With a degree in Botany, you can work in landscape industries, natural resource centers, environmental consultancies, or as a researcher, teacher/professor, taxonomist, horticulturist, nursery manager, and environmental consultant.
2. Zoology : This exciting field involves the study of the animal kingdom. Zoologists analyse the structure, life processes, genetics, physiology, classification and interactions of various species in detail by observing animals in their natural habitats as well as laboratories.
Career Opportunities: With a degree in Zoology, you can find work as a researcher, animal breeder, wildlife rehabilitator, wildlife biologist, zoo curator, conservationist, teacher/professor in schools and colleges, etc.
3. Microbiology : It is the study of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses etc. and their interactions with humans, animals, plants and other organisms in the environment. Microbiologists research and investigate how different microorganisms affect our lives.
Career Opportunities: Typical employment opportunities include clinical researcher, research scientist, lab technician, quality control, working in pharmaceuticals, health sector, food industries, breweries, distilleries, agriculture, etc.
4. Physiology : It is the study of bodily functions, activities and mechanisms of living organisms, especially humans. Physiologists generally study a wide variety of topics including organs, anatomy, cells, biological compounds, and muscles, and how they interact and work together to keep the body functioning.
Career Opportunities: Professional opportunities in this field include working as a clinical-exercise physiologist, biomedical scientist, physiotherapist, sports physiologist, researcher, teacher/professor etc.
5. Allied Medicine : If you are really keen on pursuing a Medical career, yet dont wish to go down the challenging road of an M.B.B.S, then the Allied Medicine domain could be the one for you. These include a wide range of careers such as Physiotherapy, Audiology, Occupational Therapy, Medical Lab Technology, Clinical Research, Radiology, etc.
Career Opportunities: The career opportunities for each of these careers pertain to the specific field, hence are very vast. A common workplace for most of these careers are hospitals. Additionally, pathology labs are a prime workplace for medical lab technologists, while, physiotherapists and occupational therapists can work in clinics or can even set up their own private practice. Clinical Researchers essentially work on research projects in laboratories of hospitals, pharmaceuticals and universities.
Hope this helps.
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