Believe me, it's a bit easier on you now. When I gave the Jee last year, Board marks were counted too for Mains. So, we had to manage between both the preparations compulsorily. Board marks, apart from the 75% eligibility has no direct impact on Jee Advanced.

So, I assume you wish to score great in Boards because you want a good, untainted academic record. Well, I managed to score 94% in Maharashtra State board in HSC. But that was not because of being regular in board studies, rather being regular with your Jee preparations. You can cover the board syllabus in last 2 months like I did, and come out with flying colours. And if you are preparing for Advanced, I would advise not to pay much attention on Boards for now.

I don’t know which board are you from, but if it’s CBSE, it’s a tad easy as you’ll anyway study Ncert for Mains. If you are from a State board, you still will have much ease on getting the concepts easily because of your Jee preparations. So don’t think about ‘managing’ boards for now, save that for later. Getting a wonderful AIR gives much more pleasure rather than scoring very high in Boards. Think of what matters in the long run, and prioritize accordingly. All the best!

Hello Prapti !

You subject combination is really good.

After your 12thh boards you can do a Bachelor's degree in any of the subject which interests you the most.

Provided list :-

1. B.A hons in English
2. B.A hons in History
3. B A hons in Geography
4. B.A hons in philosophy
5. B.A hons in Bengali

Since your subject combination also cntains Computer applications you can go for BCA if you want to make your future in software development and programming.

Hope this will resolve the conflict.

Dear candidate, you had very important subjects in 10+2. Since you had Chemistry, Biology in your combinations you can choose plenty career options like

B.sc Nutrition

B.sc Zoology

B.sc Botany

B.sc Microbiology

B.sc Marine Biology/ Molecular Biology

B.sc Ecology etc

There are different career scopes like

Marine Biologist

Zoologist

Research fellow ( B.sc Biotechnology)

Forensic Expert

Park Ranger

Nutritionist and many more.

Good luck!!

hello student,

you can apply for Bachelor of Arts and one of the subject you can opt as English. This is the most considerable option for your career for fluency in English.

if you take the English version of any of the course then it would take nearly 6-7 months to learn just a basic.

Therefore, I would suggest you not to change your medium as it would make your education difficult. you can take English speaking courses firstly and then apply for  further english medium courses.

Hi

BSC computer science eligibility criteria clearly mentions a candidate willing to pursue bsc in  computer science should have passed 12 th standard with atleast 50% marks and should have studied physics, chemistry, maths as their core subject. And should also prepare for entrance exam to be taken by the college.

So you are not eligible for bsc computer science science you don't have Physics and chemistry as your subjects.

For more information visit:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/courses/b-sc-computer-science/amp

hope this helps

Hello.

Please specify the University/college that you are seeking answers for. You must first check with the said university/college's course structure and their subject selection regulations. But for a more clearer and detailed answer ply update your query and get back.

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hi,

see you have two options to select at bachelors level to become a space scientist in future.

you have to study physics, chemistry and mathematics, english  as a compulsory subject in 12th course.

once you complete your 12th you have to take admission in b.sc physics or bachelor in engineering / b.tech any of the course.

if you choose b.tech you may take b.tech in IIST in aerospace/ ece , or take admission in nits/ iits/ iiits or any other tier 1 institute in ece, cse / electrical/ mechanical engineering.

students whi has taken b.sc in physics, need to pursue m.sc and phd to get opportunity to work at ISRO, once of the leading space research organization in india.

students of engineering background may apply as scientist B position / ENGINEER at ISRO when recruitment would release.

since you are at early stage focus on your studies and give extra care to study mathematics, physics.

hope it would help.