To study overseas in Germany at minimal cost, your best option is to enroll in a public university, as they generally do not charge tuition fees for international students, making education essentially "free"; you can further minimize costs by applying for scholarships offered by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is a scholarship which can cover living expenses, travel, and even tuition in some cases.

If you want to pursue research after 12th with a background in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB), you can consider a five-year BS-MS dual degree program at IISc, IISERs, or NISER. In your first year, you'll need to take all four subjects, including maths, physics, chemistry, and biology. You can specialize in your subject in your second or third year. After completing your course you can apply directly to your preferred institute.

If you have completed your 12th with biology background, you have a wide range of options for undergraduate courses.

Here are some popular options:

1. MBBS/ BDS
2. Biotechnology/ Biochemistry/ Microbiology
3. B.Pharma
4. B.Sc Nursing
5. Agricultural Sciences
6. Zoology/ Botany/ Environmental Science
7. Paramedical Courses ( physiotherapy, occupational therapy etc).

Click on the below link to know more about the courses to choose for graduate after your 12th grade.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-in-biology

Dear Aspirant !

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Hello,

Career options after 12th PCB+Comp include:

1 Medicine

2 Biotechnology

3 Computer Science/IT

4 Research

5 Pharmaceuticals

6 Environmental Science

7 Forensic Science

8 Agriculture/Horticulture

9 Healthcare Management

10 Teaching/Education

Hope this helps you,

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Hi,

It’s great that you're planning to switch career to journalism, even while working in finance. Journalism is a field where strong communication, analytical skills, and a curious mindset matter and your background in finance could give you a better chance especially in business or financial journalism. Another thing to keep in mind that you're a working professional, you’ll probably want a program that offers flexibility like evening classes, weekend lectures or, part-time.

There are some college/program options you can consider:

1. Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) Delhi & other centres,Offers a 1-year PG Diploma in Journalism,Known for its practical training and Some short-term certificate programs are also available.

2. Asian College of Journalism (Chennai),offers a 1-year PG Diploma in Journalism,full-time, but worth exploring if you plan to take a career break.

3. Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication (SIMC), Pune it's offers PG programs in mass communication, check if part-time or distance learning options are available.

You can check more journalism courses and colleges here:

https://media.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-media-journalism-colleges-in-india

All the best!