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How to choose career after 10th and 12th

Education, skills, training and practice  these are the pillar of our career.

Education

Pre school to primary, primary to middle classes, middle classes to higher classes and then degree program prepare a shape to adopt a new skill/course to look forward in career. In India there are huge number’s of student adapting new skills/courses after completion there 10th/12th .

Add Skills/Courses In Life

Courses/Skills after 10th standard in India, you have several options to explore. Here are some courses/ skills you can consider:

Remember to choose courses based on your interests and career goals.

Diploma Courses: Diploma in Information Technology: Learn about computer systems, software, and programming.
Polytechnic Diploma in Engineering: Explore various engineering disciplines.
Diploma in Graphic Design: Develop skills in visual communication and design.
Diploma in Digital Marketing: Understand online marketing strategies.
Fashion Designing Diploma: Learn about fashion trends and garment design.
IT-Related Courses: Programming and Web Development: Gain coding skills in languages like Python, JavaScript, or HTML/CSS. Design and Media Production: Explore graphic design, video editing, and animation.
Engineering and Manufacturing: Learn about manufacturing processes and machinery.
Business and Finance: Understand financial concepts and business operations.
Vocational Training: Consider learning practical skills such as plumbing, electrical repair, or auto repair.
courses/skills

Here’s a concise summary of the courses and skills you can consider after completing your 10th standard in India:

Course/Skill Description
Diploma in Information Technology Learn about computer systems, software, and programming.
Polytechnic Diploma in Engineering Explore various engineering disciplines.
Diploma in Graphic Design Develop skills in visual communication and design.
Diploma in Digital Marketing Understand online marketing strategies.
Fashion Designing Diploma Learn about fashion trends and garment design.
Programming and Web Development Gain coding skills in languages like Python, JavaScript, or HTML/CSS.
Design and Media Production Explore graphic design, video editing, and animation.
Engineering and Manufacturing Learn about manufacturing processes and machinery.
Business and Finance Understand financial concepts and business operations.
Vocational Training Consider practical skills such as plumbing, electrical repair, or auto repair.
courses/skills

Courses/Skills after 12th standard in India:

After completing the 12th standard in India, there are several skills/courses you can consider based on your interests, passion and career goals, and academic background. Here are some common options:

  • Bachelor’s Degree Programs:
    • Bachelor of Arts (BA)
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc)
    • Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
    • Bachelor of Engineering (BE) or Bachelor of Technology (BTech)
    • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
    • Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
    • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
    • Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)
    • Bachelor of Design (BDes)
    • Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm), etc.
  • Integrated Master’s Programs: Some institutions offer integrated programs that combine a bachelor’s and master’s degree, usually completed in 5 years.
  • Professional Courses: These include:
    • Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
    • Bachelor of Education (BEd)
    • Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
    • Bachelor of Mass Communication (BMC)
    • Bachelor of Fashion Design (BFD)
    • Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), etc.
  • Diploma and Certificate Courses: These are shorter-term courses that provide specialized training in specific fields such as:
    • Diploma in Digital Marketing
    • Certificate Course in Web Designing
    • Diploma in Financial Accounting
    • Certificate Course in Photography, etc.
  • Skill Development Courses: Courses aimed at enhancing specific skills such as language courses, technical training, etc.
  • Entrance Exam Preparation: If you’re aiming for professional courses like engineering, medical, management, etc., you might need to prepare for entrance exams like JEE, NEET, CLAT, CAT, etc.
  • Vocational Courses: Courses focused on specific trades and skills such as plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, etc.

Science Courses/Skills After 12th standard in India

  1. Engineering Courses: If you have studied PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), you can opt for engineering courses such as:
    • Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in various branches like Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, etc.
    • Integrated B.Tech + MTech programs offered by some institutions.
  2. Medical and Allied Health Sciences: For students interested in medical and healthcare fields (especially if you have studied PCB – Physics, Chemistry, Biology), options include:
    • Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
    • Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma)
    • Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
    • Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)
    • Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT)
    • Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT), etc.
  3. Basic Sciences: If you have a strong interest in pure sciences, you can pursue bachelor’s degrees such as:
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Statistics, etc.
    • Integrated MSc programs combining bachelor’s and master’s degrees in sciences.
  4. Architecture and Design: For those interested in architecture and design:
    • Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)
    • Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
  5. Computer Applications and IT: If you are interested in computer science and IT-related fields:
    • Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science
    • Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Computer Science Engineering, Information Technology, etc.
  6. Agriculture and Allied Fields: For students interested in agricultural sciences:
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agriculture
    • Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Agricultural Engineering
  7. Other Specialized Courses: There are also niche courses like:
    • Bachelor of Fisheries Science (BFSc)
    • Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH)
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Forestry

Commerce Courses/Skills After 12th standard in India

  1. Bachelor’s Degree Programs:
    • Bachelor of Commerce (BCom): This is a popular choice for commerce students. Specializations within BCom may include:
    • BCom (Honours)
    • BCom in Accounting and Finance
    • BCom in Banking and Insurance
    • BCom in Taxation
    • BCom in Management Studies, etc.
    • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Focuses on business management and administration.
    • Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS): Similar to BBA, focusing on management studies.
  2. Professional Courses:
    • Chartered Accountancy (CA): Requires clearing the CA exams conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).
    • Company Secretary (CS): Requires clearing the CS exams conducted by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).
    • Cost and Management Accountancy (CMA): Requires clearing the CMA exams conducted by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI).
    • Certified Financial Planner (CFP): Focuses on financial planning and requires clearing exams conducted by the Financial Planning Standards Board India (FPSB India).
  3. Banking and Finance Courses:
    • Bachelor of Banking and Insurance (BBI)
    • Bachelor of Financial Markets (BFM)
    • Bachelor of Economics (B.Eco)
  4. Law Courses:
    • Bachelor of Laws (LLB): Typically a 3-year course after graduation, but integrated 5-year LLB programs are also available.
  5. Hotel Management and Hospitality Courses:
    • Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
    • Bachelor of Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM)
  6. Design and Media Courses:
    • Bachelor of Design (B.Des)
    • Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM)
  7. Retail Management Courses:
    • Bachelor of Retail Management (BRM)
  8. Actuarial Science Courses:
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Actuarial Science
  9. Economics and Statistics Courses:
    • Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics
    • Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Statistics

Art Courses/Skills After 12th standard in India

  1. Bachelor’s Degree Programs:
    • Bachelor of Arts (BA): This is a broad-based program that allows you to choose from various subjects such as History, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, Literature, etc.
    • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA): Specializes in disciplines like Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts, Visual Communication, etc.
    • Bachelor of Design (BDes): Offers specializations in areas like Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Product Design, etc.
    • Bachelor of Social Work (BSW): Focuses on social welfare, community development, and social issues.
    • Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC): Covers fields like Journalism, Mass Communication, Advertising, etc.
    • Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA): Includes disciplines such as Dance, Theatre, Music (Vocal or Instrumental), etc.
  2. Professional Courses:
    • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): If interested in management and business administration.
    • Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM): For those interested in hospitality and hotel administration.
    • Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM): Focuses on tourism and travel industry management.
    • Bachelor of Event Management (BEM): Specializes in organizing and managing events.
    • Bachelor of Library Science (BLIS): For those interested in library management and information sciences.
  3. Law Courses:
    • Bachelor of Laws (LLB): Typically a 3-year course after graduation, but integrated 5-year LLB programs are also available.
  4. Education Courses:
    • Bachelor of Education (BEd): If interested in pursuing a career in teaching.
  5. Language and Literature Courses:
    • Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English Literature, Hindi, Regional Languages: Focuses on literature and language studies.
  6. Fine Arts and Design Courses:
    • Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA): Specializations in Applied Arts, Sculpture, Painting, etc.
    • Bachelor of Design (BDes): Specializations in Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Interior Design, etc.
  7. Media and Communication Courses:
    • Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM): Covers fields like Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations, etc.
    • Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication (BJMC): Focuses on Journalism, Media Studies, etc.
  8. Social Sciences and Humanities Courses:
    • Bachelor of Social Work (BSW): Focuses on social welfare, community development, etc.
    • Bachelor of Arts (BA): With specializations in History, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, Economics, etc.
  9. Animation and Multimedia Courses:
    • Bachelor of Animation (BAni): Focuses on animation techniques and technologies.
    • Bachelor of Multimedia (BMM): Covers multimedia content creation and management.

Choose your course/skill as per your interest and passion. Most of us choose our courses randomly for example: Just because my next friend took this particular course so i am also do the same. We are not same, we all know our pros and cons. But we need to move on to adapt one skill/course as per our own calculation. Our own calculation= my pros and cons.

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