hi ajay,

there is nothing like 'best' subject. every subject has its importance in society and career opportunities . the thing is that whatever you do, you have to be great at it and that is possible only if you like the subject enough and are curious about it. so take up a subject that interests you. dont just opt for something based on its job options. right after bsc ,you cant get a job, you have to atleast complete masters, or phd if you want, so its a long road, and if you take a subject just because it will pay well but  you are not fond of ,then it will be difficult for you to shine. so, give yourself time, think about it , research and decide accordingly.

all the best

• Job profiles for B.sc non medical graduates-

Lecturer, technical writer, editor, chemist, clinical research specialists, cytologist, laboratory technician,  pharmacist, plant biochemist, researcher, research analyst, radiologist, consultant etc.

• There are various higher study options after completing a b.sc non medical. This will enhance your already acquired qualification and will result in a job with a good salary package.

There are many subjects or courses which you can pursue other than medical courses. The options you have in BSc are listed below.

• The basic Bsc subjects as Bsc in chemistry/ physics/ botany/zoology/microbiology/biotechnology/bio chemistry/bio medical science/nursing
  
• BPT (Bachelor in physiotherapy)
  
• BPharm
  
• Bsc horticulture
  
• Bachelor in medical technology
  
• BSc audiology/human biology/speech and language pathology/radiography/food technology and many more
  

There are number courses with the PCB subjects and you can go for any one of them as per your interest. Also refer the link below to know more about the courses after standard 12.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/what-if-you-dont-get-mbbs-seat-know-bright-options-in-allied-health-sciences

Hello,

The course is essentially founded on theories of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, offering knowledge into the principle theories and concepts of the field. you would ideally have computer skills and careers  areas like Hardware and Networking, Software, Database administration, Research & development, System Administration, are good for future.

After graduation of the course, you can work in both science and non-science fields. apart from advanced research in the field, you can explore job opportunities in areas like marketing, business, and other specialized fields.

ALL the best!

Hello. !

Bachelor of science in medical is a three year undergraduate program which deals with topics and subjects related to computer application and services. Technological realisation of computer systems is the main objective of the program. The subjects usually studied under this course include physics mathematics chemistry computer science computer application etc. It is the. Most studied degree course now a days.

Few top colleges are

Chandigarh University

Lovely professional University, Jalandhar

Maharishi markandeshwar University sadopur

Hope this helps

Good luck

Hey Ajay,

Every subject is good when you are interested in that. I am here mentioning some of the Bachelor of Science subjects, you can choose out of them (the best having your interest in),

Some simple B.Sc. Subjects :

• PCM
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Maths
• Statistics

Some professional B.Sc. Subjects :

• BSc Agriculture
• BSc Animation
• B.Sc. Aquaculture
• B.Sc. Aviation
• B.Sc. Computer Science
• B.Sc. Dietetics
• B.Sc. Electronic
• B.Sc. Fashion Technology
• B.Sc. Food Technology
• B.Sc. Forestry
• B.Sc. Multimedia
• B.Sc. Nautical Science
• B.Sc. Information Technology
• B.Sc. Interior Design

All the Best!