Class 11

Hello Sam,
If you want to choose general science then you must go through State board as they had one subject for this but if you chose CBSE then you have to search that which school gives this subject.

Physics, chemistry and biology are the three main subjects.

You 'can' go for bifocal science with computer science as a subject. You can work with both hardware and software (programming).

The simplest way would be to opt for science and then apply for engineering.

1. Interested in real sciences, learning, think maths is fun, want a future in research, engineering or medical- go for science.
2. Want to learn about business, accounts, management and you are sure you won't get bored- go for commerce.
3. Interested in social sciences, literature, law, etc. - go for arts.
Seriously, this is not a complete list, there are many more options. Please find what you are passionate about rather than following what others say.

Of course, you can. I'd advise you check out the cut-offs for the college you want to join.

According to my point of view, 11th 12th is a better option because after 12th, you can pursue B.Tech and got good package. Also, if you are capable, but in polytechnic, you can become junior engineer.

Dear Vanshaj,
Best books for preparation :
Books for Preliminary Exam and Main exam:
Ancient India by
D.D.Kausambis Historical Outline
English Grammar by
Wren and Martin
R.P.Sharma
General Science :
Tata Mc Graw Hill
Spectrum
Sparda Spoorthi
Indian History :
India Struggle for Independence by Bipin Chandra
Modern India Spectrum publications
NCERT Books ( XI & XII )
History of Karnataka by Ranganath
Karnataka Handbook.
Indian Polity :
Indian constitution DD Basu
Indian polity by Laxmikant
Geography :
Spectrum Publication.
Geography of Karnataka
NCERT books
Current Affairs :
Prajavaani
The Hindu
Competition WIZARD
Sparda Spoorthi
Sparda chaithra.

Hello,
Yes, you may, but the Canadian schools would look at your individual scores of maths for the same. All the universities may have different requirements thus be careful of the fact when you apply. Applying to high schools in Canada is a different process & as you would a minor applicant, you need to have a guardian there in Canada. If your parents live in Canada then it would be relatively easy to apply.