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You have to start from somewhere. Climb the ladder. You will gain the fame as time will pass by. You don't get popular overnight. It is the work of a lifetime, combined with luck.

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Simple and professional.,

May I know your stream?

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Engineer | Author,

Hi Mantra,
It will depend on what you want to do. What 'career' are you talking about?
Decide and follow accordingly.To be successful a qualification is necessary here so if you haven't had a chance to study after 12th you can think of enrolling into distance learning institute for a program of your choice.

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Hi Arvin,
It is difficult to specify a particular college, you should check countries which could be affordable. Germany, Italy, Hungary, Russia, Ireland, Norway, etc. are affordable. Other quite budget friendly could be Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, China, Malaysia, etc. Check colleges in these countries, I hope you find some within your budget.

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Management & IT Consultant,

Although career plans can never ever be perfect, but based on successful corporate leaders, following path is recommended:
(a) First do 10+2 with PCM subject from top CBSE school such as DPS RK Puram New Delhi etc
(b) B.Tech from Legacy IITs ( Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kanpur and Kharagpur)
(c) PGP from Legacy IIMs (Ahmedabad, Bangalore or Calcutta)
Join corporate sector. After two to three years Marketing experience do regular MBA or EMBA from top 10 International B-Schools abroad.

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Can you mention your educational qualification?

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Hi Hamneet,
To be a game designer you can pursue BCA/MCA or a Bachelor’s degree in multimedia and animation. Short term certification in animation in also available. Key skills required are interest in creativity, design and animation. If you don't have your interest and creative bent of mind no qualification will help. After your Bachelor's degree you can consider going abroad for a PG course.

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<p>The career prospects after completing B.Sc from Sardar Patel University (SGGU) in Godhra depend on the specific field of study within B.Sc and individual career goals. Here are some general career paths that B.Sc graduates from SSGU GODHRA often pursue:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1. Further Education</strong>: Many B.Sc graduates choose to pursue higher education, such as M.Sc or other postgraduate programs, to specialize in a particular area and enhance their career prospects.</p><p><strong>2. Research Careers: </strong>B.Sc graduates may opt for careers in research ... View more

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<p>BTech is one of the most popular courses amongst students after completing Class 12. It is evident by the fact that millions of students appear for JEE and other top engineering entrance exams every year. BTech students have the option to choose software engineering, data engineering, cybersecurity, chemical engineering, cloud computing, and others.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><span data-sheets-root="1">The following are some of the job roses a candidate can pursue post completion of the 3DS Max course</span></p><ul><li><span data-sheets-root="1">3D Visualizer</span></li><li><span data-sheets-root="1">3D Designer</span></li><li><span data-sheets-root="1">3ds Max Modeler and Animator</span></li><li><span data-sheets-root="1">3D Artist</span></li><li><span data-sheets-root="1">3D Graphic Designer</span></li&... View more

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<p>Many career options are there after completing BTech from Quantum School of Technology. However, it also depends on the branch pursued. Students can look for jobs or go for higher studies. Some of the job profiles are Data Scientist, Electrical Engineer, etc.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>No. Graduating from a January intake puts you in the workforce at a different time of year. This often means facing less competition from the massive wave of autumn graduates.</p><p>Major campus career fairs are heavily anchored around the fall term, global companies recruit for corporate roles, tech positions, and supply chain slots year-round based on business needs.</p>

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<p>ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) is a shorter course, ideal for students wanting to enter the workforce fast. GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) takes longer but opens more job and growth opportunities. Your choice should depend on your career goals and how soon you want to start working. Both courses are offered by top colleges in Ranchi, including RIMS.&nbsp;</p>

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Hello Akshay,
Commerce and science are the two broad categories. In commerce, you can go for arts/ design, business, finance and banking. In science, you have engineering and medical. These are the traditional streams students choose. Some new streams are also in demand nowadays like bio- tech, nanotechnology, agriculture and genetic. Students are also moving towards fashion designing and interior designing. Research-oriented students can go for KVPY and get into institutes like IISC, IISER, etc. Commerce students can also go for CA. There are courses like mechanical/ electrical and computer science in engineering to newer ones like ho... View more

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Hello Kartik,
Your stream will decide your career.
With this information, I can only suggest you Govt. jobs.
The Government of India has setup various recruitment agencies, commissions and recruitment department to recruit staff in several departments.
Staff Selection Commission: Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Examination for Higher Secondary Level (10+2) examination for the positions of Data Entry Operators/Lower Division Clerk, Stenographer (Grade C and Grade D) and Non-Technical Staff.
visit:
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://scoop.eduncle.com/ssc-chsl-notifications-e... View more

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It depends on which stream you chose. If you have chosen commerce then you can try for CA, B.Com, BBA, and many more if you have chosen non med then engineering is the most preferred then B.Sc and if you have chosen med then you can try for becoming a doctor or in the field of medical Science or if you have chosen arts then you can try for any LLB and many more. Law and MBA can be also done by a non-med student. Courses are many but the main thing is that which stream you have chosen.

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Hi Shameer Ahmed,
Firstly, remove the tag 'single' from your profile. This is not a matrimonial website and no one is interested to know if you are single or married. Secondly, mention your stream science, arts or commerce for better guidance.

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Lawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader,

You have many of them. It basically depends on your interests and urge. You have options in the fields of science, commerce, medicine, law, media, journalism, management, etc.

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Hi Dolly,
You can choose from Science, Arts or Commerce. You should know what the three categories relates to and then figure out your interests. Remember these -
Commerce Stream related to courses on trade and business
Science stream is focusing on courses in Medical sciences and Engineering
Arts stream is into a wide range of courses such as History, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, languages, Anthropology, Human Resources, journalism, etc.
Check the listing page on Shiksha and explore the various courses in these streams.

53 Views Posted 2016-08-01 12:44:42

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Management & IT Consultant,

You have a very good academic score. It is suggested that you appear for NDA examination conducted by UPSC to become Commissioned officer in Armed Forces. All you education expenses will be borne by GOI.

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Dear Ajay Agarwal,
You may apply for Diploma in Engineering/ Polytechnic Diploma in Core Branches like Civil, Mechanical & Electrical.
If you choose Diploma then it will be complete in three year, and after it you may do your job.
Best of Luck.

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After completing 12th you have the following options
1. Pursue graduation in Science, Arts , Commerce, Fine arts,Performing arts,Home science,fashion designing,hotel management, Engineering, Architecture, Pharmacy, Travel & tourism ,Medicine ,etc
2. Pursue Diploma in Hotel Management, Engineering, Pharmacy, IT, Travel, Education,Physical Education,etc
3. Pursue vocational courses that would help you in getting employment
Here a lot would depend on whether you the stream( general/science) that you have opted form at your HSC level .

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Hi,
It depends on your interest. There are many courses available in which you can easily make your career. According to interest you can choose one among them.
These are the courses you can opt for:
BBA
BCA
Engineer
Medical
Journalism and mass communication
Law
B.Com
Hotel management
Fashion design

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Yard by yard its hard, but inch ...,

After completing class 10th, you can go for science stream and you can pursue engineering. You can also take commerce stream, then you can pursue BCA or CA/CS. You can also appear for NEET to get into medical field. You can also go for polytechnic engineering and you can pursue B.Tech. You can go for NDA, if you want to join defence.

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Hi Priya
Little confusion at this stage is perfectly okay as you have advices and suggestions coming from all corners (read, relatives, cousins, uncles and friends). If you wish to go in the field of investigation there could be various paths like B.Sc Forensic Science, Investigative journalism, News Reporting, RAW or IB but you need to be very strong physically, emotionally both.
Another option is research, where you are investigating about may be people, data, numbers or things. Do make a check if your skills match up or not.

75 Views Posted 2016-02-05 21:18:50

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Assistant Professor,

In BE, First of all, you find out your interest in the track you want to go either management or research oriented. If you select management, then, go for MBA. Otherwise, If you want to choose RND or research, you must do M.Tech.

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If you are interested in Medical, then go for the preparation of Medical examination. If you are interested in engineering, then go for the preparation of JEE or state engineering examination. But, if you are interested in theoretical Science then take B.Sc.

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There are lots of options are available but it is depends upon your interest. Courses and Careers after 12thScience, Biology Group. The list starts here. #1 MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery). #2 Veterinary Sciences. #3 B.A. M. S. (Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery). #4 BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery). #5 Pharmacy. # 6 Pharma. D #7 B.Sc.

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Hi,
There is no such thing as a bright career, but there is something called hardworking towards your goal, passion in doing what makes you happy and making your future shine by following every ladder with little bit smartness. Congratulations on scoring 85%. It's a great score. Coming back to what fields you can go is dependent on your field of pursuing class 12th. If it was commerce: go for B.Com BAF, BMS, CA CS.
If it was Science: medical, engineering, BAC in any specific subject, pharmacy, biotechnology, statistics, data Science and many more
If it was commerce: B. M. BMS, law, design, psychology and more. Make a right cho... View more

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<p>After completing a BSc from Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute (MGMCRI) in Pondicherry, the career prospects depend on the area of specialization. Management roles are available, and pursuing an executive MBA can lead to senior positions. There are job opportunities in the healthcare sector, especially for roles related to physiotherapy and clinical research<br>MGMCRI's strong reputation and network can provide diverse job opportunities, including placements in various companies and healthcare institutions.&nbsp;Therefore, graduates from MGMCRI can explore a wide range of career options in management, ... View more

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