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Engineering: (except Biology)
As you should have studied other subjects except for medical oriented Biology, Botany and Zoology, you can pursue the engineering degree in other streams. However, to study an engineering discipline at the college level, three subjects Maths, Physics and Chemistry are mandatory to be studied until class 12th. Of all the three, maths is the most important subject to study engineering. No colleges in India accept students who have not studied maths, though chemistry and physics might be an excuse at times. If you qualify maths then you can study BE/ B.Tech in electrical and electronics, Mechanical, Civil engineering, Architecture, Chemical engineering, Mechatronics, Environmental engineering, Automobile engineering, Aeronautical engineering, Aerospace engineering, Production engineering and manufacturing engineering.
If you haven't studied maths until 12th level, then you are eligible to pursue B.Sc Electronics, Electrical and Environmental Science.
Computer science:
If you have studied Maths and Computer science until 12th level, then you are qualified to study an engineering discipline in computer science. Accordingly, you can study BE/B.Tech Computer science and Information technology courses.
If you haven't studied maths at HSC level, then you are eligible to pursue B.Sc Computer science, Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA), and B.Sc Information Technology.
Commerce and Economics:
If you have studied commerce and Economics in HSC then you may be eligible to study the following courses. BA Economics, B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce), BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and BBM (Bachelor of Business Management).
Students who opted for commerce may also wish to specialise in accounts, finance, business, and banking. Accordingly, you can also choose your professional route as an auditor if you study chartered accountancy, Financial planner or analyst if you study CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) and MBA for business administration.
Other possible subjects you can study:
Irrelevant to your school subject background, you can study the following courses
B.Sc Interior Designing, BA English, English literature, national languages, foreign languages, Sociology, Social work, Fashion designing, B.Sc Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Environmental science, Mass Communications, Media, Journalism and visual communications.

What is the eligibility criteria for DU admissions 2017
DU eligibility criteria are the norms, regulations or conditions, which candidates seeking admissions to any programme need to fulfill. The DU admissions 2017 eligibility criteria includes academic qualification, age limitation, qualifying marks which a candidate must meet to avail admissions to UG programmes offered at the university.
The candidates eligibility is determined by verifying documents related to academic qualification and age proof certificate at the time of DU counselling.
Eligibility Criteria for B.Com programmesB.Com(Hons.)/B.Com programmes Candidates who have qualified 12th board or equivalent examination with a total of 45% marks

There are several courses (medical and non-medical) which you can opt for after taking PCB with Maths.
first and foremost there's
1-Pharmacy
2-Dentistry
3-Radiology
4-Medicine
5-Physiotherapy
6-Nursing
Some of the less chosen but more exciting and unique options for you are:
1-Biotechnology
2-Biomedical Engineering
and Optometry as well.
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