Science

To pursue a B.Sc. in Aeronautical Science or a B.Sc. in Aviation, most universities typically require a background in science, specifically with a focus on Physics and Mathematics. Since you mentioned taking PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) in 12th grade, you may face some challenges, as many aeronautical and aviation programs require Mathematics as a prerequisite.

Here are some options you could consider:

• Check Specific University Requirements: Different universities may have varying admission criteria. Some might allow students with a PCB background to apply, especially if they have relevant qualifications or can demonstrate proficiency in Mathematics.
• Mathematics Supplementation: If you are passionate about pursuing a career in aeronautics or aviation, consider taking additional Mathematics courses, either through a bridging program or online, to meet the prerequisites.
• Alternative Programs: Look for programs that accept students with a PCB background or explore related fields that might align with your interests and career goals, such as environmental science, biotechnology, or even engineering programs that may have different prerequisites.
• Consult Academic Advisors: Reach out to academic advisors at institutions you're interested in to discuss your specific situation and options available to you.