Hello can you guide me in what career options I can choose from after 12th? I am a pcb student and I am not going to give NEET soo i want some suggestions on career options whithout giving NEET

Ans: HI KRISH,
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It is most likely either category 4 or category 5.

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In which category do you belong? Kindly share.
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There are very slim possibilities for non-CSE specialised branches.
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Since you have appeared twice, please share whichever is better with NIOS.
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Are you inquiring about the possibility of appearing for JEE Advanced?

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Hi Claudia,

Chemistry has a lot more scope compared to microbiology. If you choose to pursue chemistry, here are some opportunities you can consider:

1. Higher Education: You can specialize in areas such as Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Environmental, Pharmaceutical, Biochemistry, Food chemistry, Food Analysis, Natural Products, Medicinal Chemistry, and Cosmetics.

2. Industry: There are numerous roles in the Pharmaceutical, Fine Chemicals, Food, and Cosmetics sectors, including Production, Quality Control, Regulatory Affairs, and Quality Assurance.

3. Academic Side: You could become a Teacher, Lecturer, or Coach, depending on the specific area of chemistry you choose to focus on.

The reason there is more scope in chemistry is that the demand for professionals in this field is higher compared to microbiology. So, there’s no need to confuse yourself. Take the time to plan your career goals and make your decision accordingly.

Additionally, there is a growing demand for food analysts abroad, as food chemistry is complex and requires specialized knowledge to quantify effectively.

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It can be quite challenging to get into the Pharm D program at Manipal. Unlike other courses, Pharm D has a very limited number of seats, with only 30 available in total. If you are serious about pursuing a Pharm D, it’s advisable to first complete a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) and then continue to Pharm D as a post-baccalaureate option. This pathway is generally more beneficial compared to pursuing Pharm D alone. Completing both B.Pharm and Pharm D will enhance your employability after finishing your studies.
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The information you provided is not sufficient. Could you please share why you want to improve your PCB subjects, as well as the percentage of marks you scored last year? If you provide these two details, I can assist you in achieving your goals.

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Ans: Hi Claudia,
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Hi Claudia,

Chemistry has a lot more scope compared to microbiology. If you choose to pursue chemistry, here are some opportunities you can consider:

1. Higher Education: You can specialize in areas such as Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Environmental, Pharmaceutical, Biochemistry, Food chemistry, Food Analysis, Natural Products, Medicinal Chemistry, and Cosmetics.

2. Industry: There are numerous roles in the Pharmaceutical, Fine Chemicals, Food, and Cosmetics sectors, including Production, Quality Control, Regulatory Affairs, and Quality Assurance.

3. Academic Side: You could become a Teacher, Lecturer, or Coach, depending on the specific area of chemistry you choose to focus on.

The reason there is more scope in chemistry is that the demand for professionals in this field is higher compared to microbiology. So, there’s no need to confuse yourself. Take the time to plan your career goals and make your decision accordingly.

Additionally, there is a growing demand for food analysts abroad, as food chemistry is complex and requires specialized knowledge to quantify effectively.

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