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Career options after Class 12: Here’s a complete guide for Science, Arts & Commerce students 

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Class 12 students await exam results, marking a new journey in choosing suitable careers. Options span science, commerce, arts, and unconventional fields like AI.

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With the class 12 examination results set to be announced in the coming days, students are eagerly awaiting their scores. While this marks the end of one academic journey, it also signals the beginning of another—choosing the right career path. 

With a wide range of options available, selecting a field that aligns with one’s interests, skills, and future aspirations is crucial. Below are few career options that students can choose from.

For Science Students

  • Engineering – B.Tech/B.E in various fields (Mechanical, Civil, IT, Computer Science, etc.)
  • Medical & Healthcare – MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, B.Sc. Nursing, Pharmacy
  • Pure Sciences & Research – B.Sc. in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biotechnology, etc.
  • Computer & IT – BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications), B.Sc. IT
  • Aviation – Pilot training, Aeronautical Engineering
  • Defence Services – NDA (National Defence Academy) for Army, Navy, and Airforce
  • Architecture & Design – B.Arch, Interior Designing, Fashion Designing
  • Agriculture & Forestry – B.Sc. in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry

For Commerce Students

  • Chartered Accountancy (CA) – One of the most prestigious careers in finance
  • Company Secretary (CS) – Specializing in corporate law and compliance
  • B.Com & Finance Careers – B.Com, BBA, Bachelor in Banking & Insurance
  • Economics & Statistics – B.A./B.Sc. in Economics, Actuarial Science
  • Hotel Management & Tourism – BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management), Travel & Tourism
  • Stock Market & Investment Banking – Certifications in financial analysis, CFA

For Arts/Humanities Students

  • Law (LLB) – Pursue a career in corporate, criminal, or civil law
  • Mass Communication & Journalism – For careers in media, advertising, and PR
  • Psychology & Sociology – B.A. in Psychology, Sociology, Social Work
  • Education & Teaching – B.Ed., Bachelor in Elementary Education (B.El.Ed)
  • Fine Arts & Performing Arts – Careers in music, dance, acting, and fine arts

Professional & Vocational Courses

  • Diploma & Certification Courses – In digital marketing, photography, graphic designing, etc.
  • Government Jobs – SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking exams
  • Entrepreneurship & Startups – Vaniness ventures and freelancing
  • Hotel & Hospitality Management – Jobs in luxury hotels, cruise ships, etc.

Depending on interest and skills, students can also explore unconventional fields like animation, gaming, ethical hacking, and artificial intelligence (AI).

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