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Careers Scope after 12th For PCM students


In India, it is a common misconception that engineering is the only good option for students who have completed Class12th with PCM. Engineering is a highly glorified and a good career choice of students but definitely it is not the only career choice. In fact, many students may not be interested in pursuing engineering after studying science in Class 12th.


There are various courses, both traditional and modern that can help the student build a promising career in a field they are interested and also get good opportunities in future. Students who are currently pursuing intermediate studies or have completed it must know about the best undergraduate and diploma course they can opt. Apart from engineering, the other options available are B.Plan, B.Arch, NDA, Indian Army Technical Entry Scheme Course, TV and Film industry-driven course etc.


To help students choose the right course after class 12th PCM, I compiled some of the best career options after class 12th PCM.

Course Option


Higher Education & Career Scope after Graduating


B.Tech/ BE


M.Tech, ME


Jobs in reputed companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, IBM, LnT, BHEL etc.


B.Sc


M.Sc


Work as a teacher, professor or lecturer, researcher, laboratory assistant etc.


BCA/ BCS


MCA/ MCS


Jobs in IT companies, technician, tech- support, IT support, BPO etc.


B.Plan


M.Plan, diploma in landscape design or interior design


Jobs in the urban development department of state, State tourism department planning, Manager, environmental planner etc.


B.Arch


M.Arch


Jobs as Architecture, landscape architecture, construction and designing etc.


B.Tech in agriculture


M.Tech in agriculture, Agribusiness management


Agriculture engineer


NDA


Work in Indian Army, Indian Navy or Indian air force


Indian Army Technical Entry Scheme Course


Commission in the Army in the rank of Lt.


Diploma in Film and Television


Film editor, cinematography, film production etc.


Here are the detailed career options for students who have completed Class 12th in PCM:

B.Tech/ BE

Students who have passed Class 12th in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics can pursue a career in the engineering field. Candidates an opt B.Tech or B.E degree course. For this, the candidate will have to appear in JEE and state-level entrance test for admission in engineering colleges of India.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) is the core science degree programme that allows candidates to study a subject of their choice. Candidates interested in Mathematics can pursue B.Sc mathematics, those interested in Physics can pursue B.Sc Physics and B.Sc Chemistry is for candidates interested in Chemistry. Most of the prestigious institutes take admission on merit basis i.e performance in class 12th. Some institutes conduct their own entrance test for admission in B.Sc course

After the competition of B.Sc degree course, candidates can pursue higher education like M.Sc. This course is suitable for candidates who want to become professors, teacher or lecture in institutes/ colleges/ universities. Those who are interested in research work can also opt for this course.


Bachelor of Planning (B.Plan)

Bachelors of Planning is a professional undergraduate level degree programme. B.Plan professionals play a vital role in shaping the urban environment in all aspects like socially, environmentally and culturally and have a significant impact to influence our lives.

Admission in B. Plan programme is based on the Class 12th results from CBSE or any equivalent examination. The candidate must have studied Mathematics in Class 12th for admission in B.Plan course. Most of the prestigious institutes take admission through JEE mains or NATA scorecard.

PCM students interested in the subjects can pursue the course from an institute that offers this course after the completion of Class 12th studies.


Bachelor of Architecture

B.Arch is a degree programme that can be completed in 5 years full-time. It is and lucrative degree programme and the course focus on various aspects like Interior design, rural and urban planning, landscape architecture, building architecture, construction management, transportation planning etc.

Candidates who have completed Class 12th in PCM and interested in this course can apply in colleges which offers this course. Most of the prestigious institutes s take admission on the basis of NATA or JEE Mains scorecard.

After the completion of B.Arch course candidates can pursue a diploma in a specialisation like Diploma in interior design/ landscape design for career growth


B.Tech in Agriculture


The scope and demand of Bachelor of Agriculture engineering have increased in recent owing to the advancement in technology in the agriculture sector. It is similar to all other engineering courses offered in India. Most of the prestigious institutes s take admission on the basis of JEE Mains scorecard.


The course is designed to help students understand and implement agricultural processes efficiently and improve the productivity of farmers.


After the completion of B.Tech in agriculture, candidates can either get a job in government or private sector or they can go for further studies like Management in Agribusiness or Masters in Agriculture.

NDA


National Defence Academy (NDA) is a joint services academy of Indian Army, the navy and airforce.It is an academy that trains candidates before they go to a respective service academy for further pre-commissioning training.


Candidates who have completed Class 12th in PCM but interested in joining the Indian army, airforce or navy can appear in NDA entrance and make a good career in this field.


Indian Army Technical Entry Scheme Course


Indian Army invites candidates who have passed 10+2 exam in PCM for Technical Entry Scheme for the Grant of Permanent Commission. Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and meet the criteria can join the Indian Army.


Interested candidates can apply for the same to be a part of the Indian Army.


On successful completion of the course, cadets will be granted Permanent Commission in the Army in the rank of Lt.

Bachelor of computer science (BCS)/ Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)


If you are interested in pursuing engineering after class 12th PCM but have a keen interest in computer science and its application then BCS or BCA can be the right degree course for you. BCS is an undergraduate degree and professionals are high in demand due to the rapid growth of the IT industry.


The course can be completed in 3 years after which students find a job in IT sector. Most of the prestigious institutes take admission on merit basis i.e performance in class 12th. After the completion of the BCA course, candidates can further pursue higher education like MCA MCS or MBA for career growth.

Diploma in Film and Television


The Film and television industry demands candidates from various background, students from science background are also needed for job roles that require sound technical knowledge. Candidates who are interested in making a career in the TV and Film industry can join a diploma course after class 12th. Most of the prestigious institutes take admission on merit basis i.e performance in class 12th.


The niche area that you can pick up is video editing, cinematography and film processing. After the completion, of course, the candidate can find a job in film production ad TV channels.












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