Photography

Hi Soumyadip!
There is no point in pursuing a course that you don't like. Between photography and social work also, you need to figure out which one you want to take up as your career. You are eligible for both the courses as you have completed your 10+2 already. If you wish to pursue photography, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/careers/photographer-88
On the other hand, a career in social work is personally very satisfying and rewarding. If you wish to pursue a degree in social work, you may consider applying to these colleges:
1. Tata Institute of Social Sciences
2. Department of Social Work
3. Madras School of Social Work
4. Department of Social work, Jamia Milia Islamia
5. Loyola College of Social Sciences.

These days, Photography is fast emerging as a popular career choice among all the age groups. Photography is both a science and an art. It is an artistic means of expression, the camera replacing the pen or the paintbrush. These days, lots of schools offer photography at the 10+2 stage as a vocational subject. There are no specific academic requirements for the full time courses in photography; however, candidates who have cleared the 10+2 exam are eligible for the diploma/ certificate courses in photography. If you seriously are looking to make a career in photography, I would suggest you to rather go for a diploma or bachelors course.
Some institutes that provide an Undergraduate diploma/degree in photography in India are:
Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University, Hyderabad
Nation Institute of Design, Multiple Locations
National Institute of Photography, Mumbai
Delhi College of Photography, Delhi
Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai
Mass Communication Centre, Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi
Symbiosis School of Photography, Pune
Raghu Rai Centre of Photography, Gurgaon
Indian Institute of Digital Arts & Animation, Kolkata
After successful completion of the course, you can work as a photojournalist, fashion photographer, commercial photographer, wedding photographer, wildlife photographer and so on. For a professional photographer, sky is the limit when it comes to career and genre of photography to be pursued.