hello sir, My son is 10th Std. now. He is interested in Gaming and making career in animation & related field. What course he needs to take from 11th class? He is not very keen in studying science/maths in further classes.

Ans: Hello Sushanth
Below are the options available for your son to pursue a career in drawing and computers

Diploma in Computer Applications (DCA): This course will provide you with a basic understanding of computer applications, including hardware, software, and programming languages. It is a one-year course that can help you build a strong foundation in computer science.

Diploma in Graphic Design: This course focuses on the development of creative and technical skills in graphic design, including typography, color theory, and digital illustration. It is a one-year course that can help you build a portfolio for a career in graphic design.

Diploma in Animation: This course is designed for students who are interested in creating animated films, cartoons, or video games. It covers topics such as 3D modeling, texturing, lighting, and animation. It is a one to two-year course depending on the specialization you choose.

Diploma in Web Design and Development: This course teaches you how to design and develop websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will learn how to create responsive designs that work across different devices and browsers. It is a one-year course that can help you start a career in web development.

Diploma in Digital Marketing: This course teaches you how to promote products and services using digital channels such as social media, email, and search engines. You will learn how to create campaigns that reach a specific target audience. It is a one-year course that can help you start a career in digital marketing.

Ans: He can take math as one of the core subjects and study statistics in university. Applied math is also an option in university. What are his other interests, if I may know?

Ans: Hi Sailesh
In such cases, which is very normal for any child to face at this juncture, I suggest you take up a career aptitude test from a reliable source such as Mindler. Post that their team will help you choose a right fit subject combination. Do share the test result with me, I can then guide you better

Ans: It is natural for your son to look for direction from parents and teachers. Seek out from him subjects that interest him the most, the scores he gets in those subjects, what does he want to do once he grows up to get a sense of direction he is seeking. It is best to not impose one's own will on a child. I would, therefore, suggest you seek his interest areas but let him decide.