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Sindhura rajagopal
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Completing class 12th with biology is excellent and leads to a lot of opportunities. For instance, you can take up medical courses which need both class 12 marks and entrance exams. Alternately, you may want to do a B.Sc in biotechnology, nursing, physiotherapy, Ayurveda, homoeopathy, dentistry, agriculture, food technology, nutrition, etc. It depends on your interest and skill sets. Also, consider what your expectations are post-UG. If you have studied mathematics too in class 12th then you are eligible for engineering too.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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85% is very good. If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
There are alternate options like hotel management, hospital management
There are alternate options like hotel management, hospital management
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Sindhura rajagopal
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If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold. There are alternate options like hotel management, hospital management, fashion designi
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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You could consider B.Sc or BA in various streams. Example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, biotechnology, bioinformatics, etc. If you have arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from commerce field then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
However, please ask yourself about your core interest and then proceed. Whichever is th
However, please ask yourself about your core interest and then proceed. Whichever is th
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
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Sindhura rajagopal
Contributor-Level 10
If you have managed to take up the entrance exam already for engineering or medical then the path further is clear. If not, you could consider B.Sc or BA and B.Sc in various streams. For example, IT, PCM, computer science, nursing, physiotherapy, food technology and nutrition, etc. If you are from arts background then you could take up BA in journalism or languages, economics, political science, history, etc. If you are from the commerce area, then B.Com is a good start. You may want to consider qualifications like ICWA and CA too for a better hold.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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There are many countries where you could do yours under graduation. For instance, in the UK, there is a 1-year foundation programme post which you can under graduation. In the USA, you can kickstart yours under graduation. IELTS is an eligibility test you must take. In Australia, you may want to pursue through TAFE or directly with English language test and 12th marks. Singapore is a great option too due to the distance and lesser cost in comparison to say the USA or UK. Keep a check on university websites for updates and application deadlines.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Firstly, check which course you want to take up such as sciences, arts or commerce. After that, depending on which all colleges offer it and you are eligible, check with the admission department about the scholarships and student funds. Engineering, B.Sc in Computer Science, IT or BCA can lead to good jobs. Under commerce too, B.Com opens up doors for good jobs. Go by your interest. Alternately, you could also explore distance education courses so that it makes it a lot more flexible.
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