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Top 5 Courses Girls Can Take After 12th Pcm

Top 5 Courses Girls Can Take After 12th PCM

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If you are a PCM Science student looking for a graduate course to advance your education, you have come to the right place. This article lists the top courses after 12th PCM with a promising future.

Completing 12th with good percentage marks is the best way to get into the career of your choice in a good college. Students can choose among various courses after the 12th science stream with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths). You can choose amongst various engineering and B.Sc. options, Aviation/Pilot, Bachelors in Architecture, and Bachelors of Planning.

Read on to find which course best suits you.

  1. Aviation/Pilot

    Duration

    1.5 years - 4 years

    Eligibility

    Average of 55% marks in Physics + Maths in 12th-grade

    Scope

    Aeronautical Engineering, BSc in Airline and Airport Management, B.Sc. Aviation, BBA in Airport Management, Pilot

    Average Salary

    INR 2 - 6 lakhs

  2. Bachelors in Architecture

    Duration

    5 years

    Eligibility50% marks aggregate in PCM

    45% marks aggregate in PCM for SC/ST.

    Scope

    Design Architect, Building Inspector/Surveyor, Landscape Architect, Project Manager/Supervisor, Restoration Specialist, Commercial/residential surveyor, Construction manager, Estates manager, Historic buildings inspector/conservation officer, Planning and development surveyor

    Average Salary(beginner)

    INR 4 - 5 lakhs

  3. Bachelors in Planning

    Duration

    4 years

    Eligibility

    Passed 10+2 with Mathematics.

    Scope

    Government operated Housing schemes, Government Construction and rehabilitation projects, Municipal Corporation, Government Transportation Projects, Government Departments related to Urban and Town planning

    Average Salary

    INR 3 - 6 lakhs

  4. Engineering

    Duration

    4 years

    Eligibility

    Minimum 60% marks in PCM

    Scope

    Mechanical Engineering: Automobile sector, Aerospace industry, Railway coach factories, Chemical manufacturing plants, Research and development field, Oil exploration sector.Civil Engineering:Site engineer, Building control surveyor, Structural engineer, Design engineer, Consulting civil engineer, Contracting civil engineer, Rural and urban transport engineer, Nuclear engineer, CAD technician, etc.Industrial Engineering: Safety engineer, Industrial engineer, Industrial production manager, Industrial Engineering technician, Industrial management engineer, Industrial systems engineerElectrical Engineering: Electronics, Electromagnet engineers, IT consultants or manager, Power corporation, Radio engineers, Aviation technology, Communication technology, Aviation power supply, etcChemical Engineering: Industrial plants and refineries, Laboratories, Pharmaceutical companies, etc.Nuclear Engineering: Atomic process engineers, Nuclear radiation engineers, Nuclear steam supply system engineers, Radiation engineers, Reactor engineers, Reactor projects engineers, etc.

    Average Salary (beginner)

    INR 3 - 4 lakhs

  5. Bachelors in Science (B.Sc.)

    Duration

    3 years

    Eligibility

    Minimum 50% aggregate in PCM in 10+2.

    Scope

    B.Sc. Physics: Physicist, Lab assistant, SME, Researcher, Technician, Radiologist AssistantB.SC. Maths: Data analyst, Machine learning engineer, Operational researcher, Financial/Investment analyst, Research assistant/scientist, General manager, etcB.Sc Chemistry: Pharmaceutical industries, Chemical manufacturers, Forensic science department, Plastic industries, Agrochemical industries, etc.B.Sc. Statistics: Investigator, Business analyst, Research officer, Data analyst, etc.B.Sc. Geography: Environmental Management, GIS Specialist, Urban Planner, Cartographer, Climatologist, Demographer, Geo Analyst Trainee, National Park Service RangerB. Sc. Geology: Geologists, Geophysicists, Meteorologists, etc.B.Sc. Information Technology: System engineer, Programmer, Software engineer, Hardware engineer, Network administrator, Tester, and System analyst.B.Sc. Electronics and Communication: Electronics and Communication Consultant, Electronic Sales Manager, Broadcast and Sound Technician, Service Engineer, Technical Leader, Electronics Technician, etc.B.Sc. Aeronautical Science: Airline pilot, Airline director, Flight instructor, Tech Specialist, etc.B.Sc. Applied Science: Clinical Research, Biology Researcher, Science Adviser, Science Technician, Laboratory Technician, Pharmacist, Plant Biochemist, etcB.Sc. Actuarial Science: Financial services, Banking, Wealth management companies, Stock exchanges, Investment consultancies.

    Average Salary

    INR 2 - 9 lakhs

    You will have to take the respective entrance exams to enter the college of your choice. These courses have high scope in terms of jobs and good salary.

    But, before you make your decision, take some time to do a career test at The Glow & Lovely Careers (formerly known as the Fair & Lovely Career Foundation). This will help you decide by considering your skills and talents.

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