Hello,

There are various options, it entirely depends on your areas of interest, and career goals ahead:

You can pursue higher studies by doing Master's Degree and thereafter qualifying SET/NET to become Assistant Professor, you can also do your PhD if at all you're interested.

There are various governments jobs which you can apply based on the eligibility of education, such as

• UPSC Civil Service, this remains the most preferred choice among aspirants from all backgrounds, you may also appear for State PSCs.
• Banking for the post of PO/Clerk in SBI, IBPS, RRB.  In all these exams, candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, there's no specific aggregate required in these exams.
• Or  NABARD Grade B-Officer or RBI Assistant with eligibility criteria of graduation with 50% aggregate, the best post in banking sector is that of RBI Grade B Officer, where eligibility criteria is having 60% aggregate at 10th, 12th and graduation.
• Insurance exams, of AAO/Assistant conducted by LIC, GIC, NIACL.
• SSC CGL/HSL/CPO or UPSC CDS(only OTA is applicable in case of females)

Apart from this in private sector, with the booming of Ed-Tech industry you may find opportunities in various job profiles that of educator, content developer for various competitive exams pertaining to English Section, if you better your skills and knowledge you can also do the same for management exams as well, so there are diverse job profiles from school level, to government job exams, management exams, UGC NET etc, apart from this learn certain in-demands skills such as Digital Marketing, Content Writing if you have any inclination towards learning, there are various platforms such as EdX, Udemy, Coursera, Alison,LinkedIn Learning to name a few.

Hello aspirant,

After the Supreme Court judgement in the case of Purswani Ashutosh through Dr.Kamlesh Virumal Purswani v. Union of India and Ors WP(C) 669/2018, candidates who are visually impaired, if they qualify for neet, they will be allowed to pursue MBBS and continue their studies since there is no dearth of options to choose from. And according to Supreme Court as long as the students wants to continue his/her studies there will be no interventions.

Hope this helped!

Hello student here are a few options other than MBBS for PCB students that have a lot opportunity in the future,

1. Botany - Delhi University (Various Colleges), St. Xavier’s College, Loyola College, St. Teresa’s College, Stella Maris College, Fergusson College, Mount Carmel College, Christ University, Presidency College, St. Joseph’s College are the few best colleges.
2. Zoology - Xavier’s College, Presidency College, St. Albert’s College, Oxford College of Science, Delhi University (Various Colleges), Loyola College, Christ University, Madras Christian College
3. A microbiology specialization- Delhi University (Various Colleges), The Oxford College of Science, Madras Christian College, Fergusson College, Ethiraj College for Women, Osmania University, Panjab University
4. Biochemist ry - Delhi University (Various Colleges), St. Xavier’s College, Presidency University, Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, Fergusson College, Christian Medical College, The Oxford College of Science
5. Environmental Sciences - Delhi University (Various Colleges), Fergusson College, Mount Carmel College.  Most colleges in India offer it as a specialization in postgraduate studies.
6. Genetics -The Oxford College of Science, Osmania University, Guru Nanak Dev University, Kurukshetra University, Bangalore City College, Institute of Genetic Engineering
7. Bioinformatics - The best institutes for this course offer specialisation at the postgraduate level. Some of them include – Panjab University, Stella Maris College, Bangalore University, Mumbai University, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied Biotechnology, University of Delhi, etc.
8. Human physiology - Which is very similar to MBBS. At Presidency College and Presidency University. Master’s courses are offered by Manipal University, University of Madras, and University of Calcutta
9. Marine Biology - Indian Maritime University, University of Madras, Pondicherry University, National Institute of Oceanography.
10. Biotechnology - Fergusson College, Loyola College, Presidency University, Christ University, Mount Carmel College, Madras Christian College, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Jamia Milia Islamia, Manipal University

If you have any specific interest in mind comment it below so we can suggest good colleges with respect to it.

Dear aspirant,

There are many career option for science student. If you are from PCM ( Physics, Chemistry, Maths) you can choose Engineering and if you are from PCB(Physics, Chemistry, Biology ) you can choose medical(MBBS). If you want to do something new you can choose BDS and career in dentistry , BAMS doctor, career in management ,Ca reer in armed forces, Career in fashion designing, Career in architecture, Career in the field of pharmacy, Agricultural Science and B. Sci followed by M. Sci in research of teacher etc.

I hope this information is helpful for you. Good luck for future.

Hello There ,

Each branch has it's own merits and de-merits . In chemical engineering , first of all , chemical engineering is equivalent to process engineering , you get to study , the different steps involved in different process and application in large scale . Some of the subjects which you get to learn include , mass balance , instrumentation , chemical process calculations , advanced statistics , data analytics (to some extent) , introductory , spark , hadoop etc for process management etc .

So it depends whether you like these topics and have interest to learn them , and there are many other fields also within the branch in which you can also continue your research if , you wish to go for MS/PhD .

Some of the best colleges for chemical engineering -

1) old IIT's

2) Indian Institute of Petroleum and energy (iipe)

3) RGIPT

iipe and RGIPT are chemical and petroleum specialized institutes , so better academics and research opportunities are present in these colleges .

4) top NIT's and new IIT's

5) BITS Pilani

6) ICT Mumbai

and many other good colleges are also there .

Hope it Helps and All the Best for future endeavors .

Hello Ravi Kumar!

If you want to work at NASA there are several engineering branches you can take up

1. Aerospace engineering
2. computer hardware engineering
3. electronics engineering
4. mechanical engineering etc

Several aspects of engineering can be applied to NASA .Every domain has one or more application for sure.

I prefer going to engineering than choosing science degree because engineering gives you a lot more clear understanding.

After PhD you can take up many kinds of jobs like  post secondary physics teachers, Biophysicists ,physicists and astronomers ,Natural science managers, Petroleum engineers etc.

All these jobs have more than 6% job growth

Hope it helps!

All the best!!

Hello aspirant,

There are many career options if you want to pursue your career in Biogeography are-

• Environmentalist consultant
• Town planner
• Transport planner
• Residential or commercial surveyor
• Surveyor on planning and development
• Nature conservation officer

And the best colleges in India to study Biogeography are-

• Presidency University, Kolkata
• Presidency College, Chennai
• Fergusson College, Pune
• Miranda House University, New Delhi
• Delhi University, New Delhi
• Ashutosh College, Kolkata

There are ample of opportunities to pursue you career in Biogeography. Thing is this, all at the end is required is the hard work of the student and the dedication.

Hope, it helps you.

Hello ranker,

Congratulations for the good rank. Both the Colleges are  equally marvellous .The selection criteria depends on you .If you want to study masters in other colleges like IITs or nits then you can simply go for Osmania University regular btech program .If you want an integrated course you can go for jntu Hyderabad. Your bachelor's and master's will be completed .The placements are equal in both the Colleges.The average package is around 3 lakhs and highest package is around 12 lakhs. So decide and move forward

All the best!

Hey dear, i liked your keen interest in NEET by seeing so many questions. I want to tell you that consistency is the key to crack the exam. The early you start , the easier it gets at last. There are many you tube lectures and some paid courses on edicational website for  youe self study. If you willing to follow a particular routine of study for 2 years, you will definitely get a good rank and you will succeed on your further aim. There are other medical options like bams , bds , bhms ans nursing, but try hard to get mbbs at first.

Hello Nishita,

Political science gives you a great insight of functioning of government and politics. As government works for the benefits of people and society therefore political science gives you deep understanding of people and society.

Here are some career option after MA Political Science:

Teaching :- If you are interested in teaching field, then you can join this field as a school teacher, secondary school teacher or college professor. You need to do B.Ed for school teacher and do Ph.D if you want to be a college professor.

Civil Services :- You can prepare for civil services like IAS(Indian Administrative Services) or IFS(Indian Foreign Services). You can also apply for different government services.

Politics :- You can choose to join politics. You have to start from campaigning for the party that matches your ideology.

Marketing :- You can do MBA or other marketing diploma or short time courses to start your career in Marketing