Science

Hi Sail,
Here is a list of job oriented courses after 12th.
#1 MBBS (Bachelor OF MEDICINE, Bachelor OF SURGERY)
#2 VETERINARY SCIENCES
By doing this course also, one can become a doctor. A doctor of animals, to be precise! Hi, don't underestimate this course though! This is one of the least saturated course out there.
#3 B.A. M. S. (Bachelor OF AYURVEDA, MEDICINE AND SURGERY)
Again, by doing this course also, you can become a Doctor. But an Ayurvedic Doctor! Ayurveda is a field, which is thriving even now. It started to grow a while back, with the boost in tourism industry.
#4 BDS (Bachelor OF DENTAL SURGERY)
After doing this course, you can become a Dentist. Yes, you will be called a Doctor!
#5 PHARMACY
#6 PHARM D
#7 B.Sc
#8 Diploma Courses
I've heard that some institutions are offering Diploma course on subjects like Hospital management, Lab management etc.
#9 MANAGEMENT COURSES
Biology Group students are also eligible to pursue Management studies after completing 12th standard.
#10 BHMS (Bachelor OF HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY)
Hope this will help you.
Regards.

Each university decides upon its own course content, but as a general rule, a Bachelors degree in Environmental Science will include more science (ecology, chemistry, biology, mathematics, etc.), while a Bachelors degree in Environmental Studies or Environmental Management may be more interdisciplinary and cover less science but more policy and social science content (cultural studies, economics, athropology, policy development, etc.).
You will graduate with a B. Sc. or B. Env. Sc. if you study Environmental Science, but may graduate with either a B. Sc. or a B. A. if you study Environmental Studies, depending on your university and your choice of majors or minors within the degree course.
There is some overlap in career paths for Environmental Science and Environmental Studies graduates, but also some different directions in which each can take you.