CBSE 12th

Sorry Muskan, you will need mathematics to have a career as an astronomer. With a PCB background, you can look for other options but not anything related to space science or engineering which requires maths.

Hi Aasim, there are hundreds of options. You may check for courses like biotechnology which will blend bio and technology and should meet your interests and aptitude. Other than this you can bio engineering or bioinformatics. Prospects in RnD in these fields are very good.

Hi Mithravindra,
It is very natural for students in your age group to be confused and finding out the right path. However, since you did not mention your stream I am unable to give you any options.

Hi PJ,
B.Sc in physics is a popular option and could be one of the best if you want to do higher studies and research in Physics, in your case it's going to be optics I believe. Score well in your B.Sc, you can also look for MS options abroad for better prospects.

Hi Golu, if you are not confident with PCM subjects you can change your stream and study something you are confident in and strong with. PCM students can opt for B.Com, BBA, Agriculture, Biotechnology, LLB, etc. There will be many options so don't be disheartened, probably your skills are meant for other subjects and not PCM. Know your interests and aptitude.

Hi Naman,
You can look for a B.Sc degree in a subject of your choice based on your class 12th stream and subjects. If you are not too good in maths and science subjects you can think of B.Com, BBA, B.Com-LLB, etc. Just stick to what you like, every student has their unique aptitude and skills which you have to figure out yourself.

Hi Shiva,
The best course differs from person to person. Your answer will depend on what you like and what you want to do, when you say job options be precise about the kind of job you want to do. You did not specify your stream either so suggestions cannot be provided.

Hi Adil Haris, the answer will depend on the kind of work you want to do. If you want to be a chef you can study hotel management, if you want to be an engineer study engineering etc.

Hi Shashi, there is no restriction to the educational background. You can be a graduate in any discipline however since a police officer is required to understand the legal system you can pursue law or even political science or economics but there is no such criteria. You must, however, give the IPS exam or even the UPSC/State PSC exams.

Hi Rahul, this answer will depend on your stream, subject you had and subjects you enjoy studying the most. Most importantly you should be sharing some of your own ambitions, etc. for better guidance.