which is the best course after 12th

Hello minal there is lot of options available after 12th by Looking at your profile i think you are a science student if not please specify whether its pcm or pcb at this stage many students having doubts in their mind but proper guidance will lead you to right path

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Hello minal there is lot of options available after 12th by Looking at your profile i think you are a science student if not please specify whether its pcm or pcb at this stage many students having doubts in their mind but proper guidance will lead you to right path

Bachelor degrees are core of knowledge you should look at your overall experience in a bachelor’s degree program as a benefit. The general education courses you take are meant to broaden your overall knowledge, and sharpen your ability to communicate, think critically, work autonomously and collaboratively, and solve problems. The courses you take to complete your college major are meant to give you foundational subject knowledge that you can apply to a career path.

Having a bachelor’s degree opens up rewarding opportunities that might have otherwise been inaccessible. More college graduates get (https://cew.georgetown.edu/cew-reports/americas-divided-recovery/) job opportunities than non-graduates. A degree enables you to qualify for these additional opportunities and offers you more flexibility in where you choose to work.i am providing here different streams you can choose from

1. Engineering and Technology
2. Medicinal (MBBS) courses
3. Architecture
4. Nursing
5. Pilot Training
6. Artificial intelligence
7. Weather Forecasting
8. Research and Development
9. Astronomy
10. Nuclear Sciences
11. Quantum Physics
12. Quantum Chemistry
13. Defence
14. Automobile Engineering
15. Aircrafts Engineering
16. Psychology
17. Management Courses
18. Bio-Technology
19. Paramedical Courses
20. Professional Sports

The answer, ultimately is in yor hand that it really depends on you. Your unique life goals, including your career aspirations, will determine your future goals.

Hello,

Choosing the best course after 12th grade depends largely on your interests and career aspirations. For science students, popular options include engineering (B.Tech/B.E.) in fields like computer science, mechanical, or civil engineering, and medical courses such as MBBS, BDS, or B.Pharm.

Commerce students might consider pursuing B.Com, BBA, or CA/CS. For those interested in the arts or humanities, courses like BA in various disciplines, BFA, or mass communication are viable options. Additionally, interdisciplinary courses like B.Sc. in IT, biotechnology, or environmental science can also be pursued.

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