My son is just starting FYJC, Science. He is interested in Chemistry. What are the options he can pursue after class 12?

Ans: Physics is a wide field. Your son can continue to build his career in the domain of physics - and go for higher order degrees - masters / PhD in India or abroad. After studying physics - your son can explore academia, deep tech, astronomy, nuclear etc. Physics graduate after doing their graduation - also look at finance as an area to go deep into - quantum finance. Some get into MBA too .. So if he is interested in physics - let him pursue that - but have a chat with him on what he would like to post his graduation ..

Ans: Hi Durga, nowadays there are numerous viable career options one can take post their JC and if your son is interested in Chemistry, he can consider pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or related fields. If he's more inclined towards pharmacy, PharmD is an excellent choice. PharmD opens doors to roles in pharmaceutical research, clinical practice, and healthcare management. But ensure, that anything that he takes up is by his willingness in line with his career goal - such sound decision-making at an early stage will benefit him in the long run.

Ans: Sir,
this is very difficult, then he needs to pursue a B.Sc, then an MSc, PhD then he can get into teaching or good position in corporates.

Ans: Sir,
JEE requires PCM.

Ans: Hello Dinesh.
(1) Your son is more interested in sports. Ask him to excel in the sports activity he likes. Try to participate in state and national-level games and earn a certificate of excellence. A special quota is reserved for sports candidates in some engineering and other colleges. He may get the advantage of it at the time of admission.
(2) Don't force your son to appear for JEE (Main). Ask him to focus more on the state board syllabus and appear for the state-level engineering entrance test.
(3) Even though he scores less on the engineering entrance test, you can opt for a good college and branch through management quota.
(4) You worry free! Your son will get a seat in engineering college either through normal CAP rounds or via management quota. That is why, I am not suggesting you other graduation alternatives.

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