Class 11

These are the eligibility criteria for NATA:
Eligibility Criteria
1. Candidates passed/appearing in 10+2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board with Mathematics as one of the subjects (with 50% marks) are eligible to appear in NATA 2017.
2. The candidates passed/appearing in 10+3 Diploma with 50% marks (Mathematics as one of the subjects) recognized by any State/Central government can also apply.
3. Candidates with International Baccalaureate Diploma, passed/appearing, after 10 years of schooling with 50% aggregate marks (Mathematics as one of the compulsory subject) can also apply.
4. NATA score will be applicable for two years only

First of all, I must say you scored very well, congrats.
It all depends on your field of interest, and where you want to see yourself after class 12th. With this CGPA, you can get any stream.
If you are interested in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Maths or Biology, then you can go for science stream.
If you are interested in subjects like accountancy, economics, business studies etc., you can go for commerce.
If you are interested in subjects like political science, history, economics, fine arts, home science etc., you can go for arts steam.

The subjects offered for arts or humanities field are: Compulsory subjects: History, Geography, Political Science, and English. Optional Subjects: Economics, Psychology, Sociology, dance, music, Fine arts, multimedia, fashion designing, legal studies, graphic designing, physical education ,Philosophy etc.

First of all, I must say please take science only when you have even a little vision about what are you going to do after taking science in future.
Everything depends on your interest if you like something, then that thing becomes easy although it's difficult for others.

Hello Srishti,
After your 12th, you can seek admission in an institution offering graduation in your chosen field. Be cautious. With increasing students preference, many state governments have started entrance exam for admission in these courses.

Hello Yashik,
There are various things that you can do. Rather than joining a coaching institute, make a study plan and work hard. But, you must be highly self motivated to ensure success. Second way to prepare is by joining a reputed coaching class. Whatever you do, you must remember that you will have to score will in your board exam as well.
All the best.

Hi Shivam,
Please get in touch with your school authorities and they will guide you accordingly.