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Sindhura rajagopal

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After class 12th, Depending on your interest, skill set, you can choose from a lot of popular options. Some I want suggest are: Engineering, Medical and health sciences, Hotel industry, hospitality domain, tourism, business administration, business management. These days digital marketing and social media marketing are trending as well. In technology, you have data analytics and data sciences as top choices. Under medical and health sciences, you could pursue medicine, Bachelors in nursing, physiotherapy, nutrition and fitness, dental surgery, medical laboratory technology, pharmacy, optometry. Since you want to do part time work,
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Sindhura rajagopal

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You may pursue Bachelors in pure sciences with Mathematics, Physics subjects. Then follow it up with research and development experience and teaching. This will help you stay close to passion. Also, since Maths and Physics are your core interests, engineering will also equally excite you. Choose subjects like electronics and communication, telecommunication and pursue a career thereafter.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,After class 12th, depending on your interest, skill set, you can choose from a lot of popular options. Some I want suggest are: Engineering, Hotel industry, hospitality domain, tourism, business administration, and business management. These days digital marketing and social media marketing are trending as well. In technology, you have data analytics and data sciences as top choices. Under medical and health sciences, you could pursue Bachelors in nursing, physiotherapy, nutrition and fitness, dental surgery, medical laboratory technology, pharmacy, optometry.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,After class 12th, depending on your interest, skill set, you can choose from a lot of popular options. Some I want suggest are: Engineering, Hotel industry, hospitality domain, tourism, business administration, business management. These days digital marketing and social media marketing are trending as well. In technology, you have data analytics and data sciences as top choices which you may pursue alongside engineering or an IT course. If you are a medical student then medicine, physiotherapy, Ayurveda medicine, nursing, homeopathy are well known.

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Shruti Pandya

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If you are in SC/ST category students, then maybe you are able to get IIIT with JEE Mains and Advance score cutoff, otherwise not.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Hi,If you are a Science student, one of the trending courses is engineering. There are plenty of work and career opportunities. Also, Bachelors in business administration, management, computer applications, hotel, and tourism and hospitality management are also other popular fields with lots of career paths.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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There are some boards where yes, you have to choose optional. There are some where it is not existent. In Karnataka board, we have 4 subjects. Example - PCMB, PCME, PCMC. E is electronics and C is for computer Science.

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Pritpal Singh

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You can do PGD course from Amity University or Annamalai University, as both are internationally valid and PGD takes 1 year. So, it would be a better option if you go with any university from these two.

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There are lots of colleges which are there you can select the preferred college as per your comfort and your choice.

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