CBSE 12th

If you are still interested in this field you can choose a Bachelor's degree in an area of your interest. There are many options from tourism to lifestyle and hospitality management.

Hi Amit,
Students must complete 12th with physics and mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the following subjects: chemistry /biotechnology / computer science / biology with at least 50% mark (45% for SC/ST category) in the aggregate. This is mentioned on their website also.

Are you looking for applied arts or applied science?
You can check The College of Applied Science in Kerala.

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.

Hi Shubham,
From 2017 onwards for IIT JEE you should have scored 75% in your 12th. For SC/ST students the cut off is 65%. But, there is also news that students may not require class 12th marks for non IIT engineering exams. You need to keep checking or following education news regularly. For better prospects a first class is recommended.

Hi Kushal,
It is difficult to suggest without the entrance exam score. Every college has their unique cut-off marks, you must check their websites. You can also check the college predictor tool:
https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hi Samarth,
These updates are normally given by the college and also available on CBSE/State board websites. You can check them periodically.

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.

Hi Anil,
PCM stands for physics, chemistry and mathematics, also known as royal combination. For course details you need to check the syllabus mentioned on a college website or CBSE/State board website. You can also refer to NCERT website.

Hi Kriti,
There are many websites for this type of information. Here are some of them:
https://www.shiksha.com/career-options-after-12th
http://www.buddy4study.com/faq/list-competitive-exams-further-studies-after-12th
http://vikaspedia.in/education/career-guidance/competitive-exams-after-12th