Career

No career is inherently superior to the other. Law and engineering are significantly different from each other.
In the field of law, the qualities of a person such as interest, oratory/conversation skills, cunning wit, ability to deflect & manipulate arguments and other soft skills are essential for progress. Law requires skills beyond bookish knowledge. A career in law is like an adventure. Every case is unique and every lawyer (at least litigating) crafts his/her own story.
Engineering, on the other hand, is not heavily dependent on the person's soft skills. A career in engineering basically requires strong working knowledge and application of concepts. Engineering is generally considered to be a safer option due to the availability of jobs and is a tried and tested career in India.
To summarize:
In engineering, the probability of succeeding by anybody is about 75%.
In other special fields (like Law) the probability of succeeding by anybody is probably about 10% (or just 5%) but the height reached by him/her will be probably 10 times more than the average success of the engineer.
I hope I have not confused you.
So, you decide whether you are in the 10% group or the 75% group.

If you have a passion for cooking and enjoy experimenting with recipes then you are cut for becoming a chef. Cooking is just one small aspect of a chef's job. Running a full fledged commercial kitchen requires dedication, patience and exceptional mental strength (not to mention being extremely competent and up to date about the happenings in the culinary world). Besides being a good cook, you need to be a good man and money manager.
Please refer to the link to understand the approach that celebrity chefs followed to pursue their dreams:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/5-celebrity-chefs-and-how-they-made-it-big-blogId-7899

DOEACC is an autonomous body of the Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India with Head Quarters at New Delhi. It is envisioned to bring the most updated global industry relevant computer education, within the reach of more and more in the areas of Information, Electronics and Communication Technology (IECT).
Realising the wide gap in the availability of quality computer professionals to meet India's ambitious leadership plans in software exports, the society has revolutionized computer knowledge dissemination, by offering its meticulously prepared curriculum through the non-formal sector. A fact that is perhaps best echoed by the whole-hearted support to the curriculum, by leading IT professionals and educationists. A unique feature of the curriculum is a horizontal entry to students from non-accredited institutes, so a student with a certain minimum level of computer knowledge need not start at the foundation 'O' level. The courses range from entry Level to M.Tech degree level:
Certificate course on computer concepts (CCC):Foundation (O) levelAdvanced Diploma (A) levelMCA Degree equivalent (B) level andM.Tech Degree (C) level.
Some of the institutions/companies which seek for DOEACC qualifiers are V.S.N.L, CONCOR, UPSC, CRIS, Government Ministries, Banking Services, NHPC, IDBI, ONGC, Shipping Corporation Of India, Railway Recruitment Board, HAL, etc.
* Different levels of DOEACC are complete in itself, for detailed information you can check out the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/your-career-after-doeacc-blogId-4579

Food technology specialists are in high demand. We all have to eat every day and make sure our diets are healthy and nutritious, which means better and healthier products will always be necessary. This science is used in the packaging of food to preserve it for a long time. Food processing is becoming popular nowadays as people have started using packaged food items in their daily diets. A food technologist is also known as the food scientist who works in the food processing industry and helps in developing healthy, high nutrition, and convenient food products. With increasing health consciousness, people are looking for food which is healthy and contains less fat. Understanding the need of the industry and the prospects it offers, one can expect to build a successful career in this field.One can specialize in the below-mentioned fields:
Cereals
Dairy
Sugar
Alcohol
Bakery and confectionary items
Fruits and vegetables
Meat/fish
Oil and oil seed processing
There are many career prospects in food technology that would make you employable across various industries such as hotels, quality control departments, food industries, packaging industries, hospitals, etc.
Please refer to the link for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/taste-success-with-a-career-in-food-technology-blogId-5014

Students can opt for a BSc degree programme after Class 12 with related subjects. Most good universities and colleges in India come out with their own merit lists and your marks in Class 12 can really matter in getting you a seat in the B.Sc programs they offer.The career options actually depend on the specialization that the candidate opts for. This course forms the basis of science and comprises of the subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, zoology and mathematics. However, students who have a B.Sc degree also have excellent employment opportunities. Career prospects include: Research laboratories, government organisations, manufacturing industries, R&D departments of various businesses, wildlife conservation, banking and finance and a number of other sectors welcome Science graduates with open arms.
Besides, science graduates also do well in non-science careers such as marketing, technical writing, IT industry, BPOs and KPOs and other businesses.
A BSc degree holder can also opt for an M.Sc program and become an expert in his or her subject.
Jobs for B.Sc graduates are not just restricted to the field of science but also they can explore others areas like management, engineering, law etc. Please refer to the link for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/your-career-after-b-sc-blogId-4644

Hi,
A clinical research associate who performs many activities related to medical research, particularly clinical trials. To be a part of this field one must have a degree of Bachelor of science. The clinical research sector can be joined after graduation in pharmacy, life science bioscience, and medicine. Bioscience further includes sub-disciplines like genetics, botany, biochemistry and zoology. This offers numerous career prospects and great salary packages.
Some of the important skills required for the job are:
Eye for detail
Keen observation
Should know how to deal with people
Should know how to extract work
Should possess soft skills
Should be able to adapt to various culture
Growth prospects and pay-scales: Initially, students start off as a Clinical Research Coordinator/ Clinical Research Associate/ Pharma Co vigilance associate (PVA)/ Research Associate (RA) and earn around Rs 10,000-Rs 20,000/month. After acquiring an experience of 2 years, they go on to the next level of becoming a Senior Clinical Research Associate/PVA/RA earning something around Rs 25,000 Rs 40,000 per month.
Please refer to the link for more details: https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/paramedical/articles/career-as-a-clinical-research-associate-blogId-5494