Class 12-science

Hi Jestin,
You should follow your interest. If you are fond of research work you may plan likewise in near future. If you are interested in mathematics you can pursue B.Sc in mathematics, B.Sc in physics or also BE in CSE. Some very good options could be -
B.Arch
B.C.A
B.Sc biotechnology
B.Sc microbiology
B.Sc I.T
B.Pharma
B.D.S
B.H.M.S
B.B.A
Carefully evaluate your career plans, aptitude and skill set. Choose accordingly.

Hi Komal,
Since you did not mention your subjects, I am assuming you to be a PCM student, here are some options:
B.E.
B.Tech
B.Sc
B.Arch
Navy
and so on.
Other than engineering, you can consider B.Com, BBA, B.Sc-LLB etc. depending on what you are interested in.

Hi,
You can think of these programmes:
BCA
B.Sc-IT
BFA - animation
Forensic science
Journalism
Psychology
Environment science
Geo informatics
Travel and tourism
So, choose the field according to your caliber and interest.

You have to complete your graduation along with the subject you desire. You can gain some knowledge from various sources.

You are advised to study B.Sc Nautical Science to command a ship. You are advised to appear for Combined Entrance Examination conducted by India Maritime University to join B.Sc Nautical Science in top colleges.

Hi Raviteja,
You have a very good score. If you are strong in mathematics, you can try for engineering.
Below mentioned are some popular options:
1. BE/ B.Tech.
2. B.Sc.
3. B.Arch.
4. Defence.
5. Navy.
If you have interest in any other subject, then you can go for B.Com, BBA, B.Sc – LLB, etc.

Hi Himani,
You can find all the details related to scope, courses and other information in the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-archaeologist-historian-cc-12

Hi,
If you can handle and use all features of your latest mobile which no one taught you, maths can also be learnt only if you start practising more. Otherwise, all courses from commerce and humanities stream are open for you.

Hi Saurabh,
Yes, It is useful as there study materials (sample questions) are framed in such a way so that they can be asked in the forthcoming board exams.
All the best.