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Sindhura rajagopal

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Basically, go by your skill sets, abilities and interest. In this day and age, all courses have a good future if used well. A bright future is a good goal to have and includes hard work and research before taking every decision. In fact, there are 3 broad categories which include science, commerce, and arts. Science streams will lead into medicine and engineering. Engineering has host of career prospects and job opportunities. It has subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics which are the core part.
Arts has gates opened to literature, journalism, psychology, languages, teaching, etc. Commerce leads you to investment bankin
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Sindhura rajagopal

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There are opportunities for Diploma and certificate courses. However, 10+2 is ideal for Bachelors.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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After doing 9th with a valid marksheet you can take admission in 10th.

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I would recommend you to complete the 10th standard. It gives a good foundation, Work hard, take help, be patient and positive and complete it. After 10th, you can choose the next steps based on your interest, skill sets and lot of advice from elders and experienced people. In fact, there are 3 broad categories which include science, commerce and arts. Science streams will lead into medicine and engineering. Engineering has host of career prospects and job opportunities. It has subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics which are the core part.
Arts has gates opened to literature, journalism, psychology, languages, teaching
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In fact, there are 3 broad categories which include science, commerce and arts. Science streams will lead into medicine and engineering. Engineering has host of career prospects and job opportunities. It has subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics which are the core part. Arts has gates opened to literature, journalism, psychology, languages, teaching, etc. Commerce leads you to investment banking, accounting, financial advisory, income tax etc. Check your real interest in long term, talk to people in all 3 streams and get a first-hand idea what the field is all about. Take time and then decide. Have a good few months to
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A bright future takes hard work and a lot of research. In fact, there are 3 broad categories which include science, commerce and arts. Science streams will lead into medicine and engineering. Engineering has host of career prospects and job opportunities. It has subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics which are the core part. Arts has gates opened to literature, journalism, psychology, languages, teaching, etc. Commerce leads you to investment banking, accounting, financial advisory, income tax etc. Check your real interest in long term, talk to people in all 3 streams and get a first-hand idea what the field is all abou
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Sindhura rajagopal

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A bright future takes hard work and a lot of research. In fact, there are 3 broad categories which include science, commerce and arts. Science streams will lead into medicine and engineering. Engineering has host of career prospects and job opportunities. It has subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics which are the core part. Arts has gates opened to literature, journalism, psychology, languages, teaching, etc. Commerce leads you to investment banking, accounting, financial advisory, income tax etc. Check your real interest in long term, talk to people in all 3 streams and get a first-hand idea what the field is all abou
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Sindhura rajagopal

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You could consider doing commerce or arts. Research options like accounting and tax consulting, journalism, psychology, languages, sociology, etc. can also be considered.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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It depends on your own interest and skill set. If you like mathematics and science subjects like physics, chemistry and biology then why not science stream. If it is accounts then why not commerce? If you want to do sociology, journalism, psychology, etc. then arts would be the ideal choice.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,
You could decide which of the streams interests you, science, commerce or arts. All 3 have bright paths ahead. But science (engineering, IT, BCA, MCA and commerce, B.Com, ICWA, CA and thereon) and courses alike have plenty of job opportunities. Of course, there is no stream without scope. So discuss with trustworthy people like family and teachers and ask yourself too as to what inspires you. Then make the choice.

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