Class 11

You can choose any stream from Science, Arts and Commerce after completing your class 10. When choosing a stream in Class 11-12, consider your personal interests, strengths, and future career aspirations; if you enjoy Science and problem-solving, choose the Science stream, if you prefer business and numbers, opt for Commerce, and if you're passionate about humanities and social sciences, go for the Arts stream. You must read the article below before you decide to go ahead with a stream-5 Steps to Make the Right Decision about Subject Stream in Class 11Also, students must remember that schools set a cut off percentage for alloting streams. Thus, their marks in Class 10 board exams also play an important role in allottment of a stream. 

In some institutions, it issues different cut-off lists for admitting students into Class 11th Science, whereas usually, a common list gets released after completing 10th board exams. For example, Jamia Millia Islamia has had an approximate cutoff for Science for the year 2024 at about 82±2 for students in general category whereas others are on a slightly lesser scale of cutoff. In Maharashtra, cutoffs for FYJC or First Year Junior College are likely to be declared in June 2024. According to past trends, the minimum cutoff may be between 85 and 95 percent, depending on the school and region. The websites of schools must be cross-checked for accurate and the latest cutoff information.

Yes, a student who dropped Physics in the 11th standard under the CISCE Board can still apply for B.Sc. programs at colleges under Mumbai University, as long as they meet the specific eligibility criteria for the course they are interested in. Many B.Sc. programs do not require Physics in the 12th standard, especially for courses like B.Sc. in IT, Computer Science, or other general Science programs.However, it is important to check the individual eligibility requirements for the specific course and college, as some programs may have subject prerequisites such as Mathematics or Physics. It's also advisable to contact the college directly or check their official website for detailed admission criteria.

To pursue a career in archaeology, you can:Complete high schoolIn India, you typically need to complete 10+2 with a focus on humanities or social sciences. Earn a bachelor's degreeYou can earn a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Archaeology or a related field, such as Anthropology or Ancient History. Gain practical experienceYou can pursue an internship or participate in field schools and workshops to gain hands-on experience. Advance your educationYou can pursue a Master of Arts (MA) in Archaeology to learn more about archaeological theory, methods, and fieldwork. If you want to work as an academic, you'll need a Ph.D. Archaeologists study human history by analyzing artefacts found at historical sites. They work in a variety of settings, including museums, universities, dig sites, and labs. There are also specializations in archaeology, such as bioarchaeology, underwater archaeology, and environmental archaeology.