Every student will have the dilemma of what to choose after 12 th standard to pursue their bachelors degree but most of the students go to B.TECH as they don’t know what other career options they can choose. There are several career options to choose after 12 th. first I will discuss about what other career options you can choose and later discuss about B.tech as career options.
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA) :
This is for the people who are interested to work in the corporate business world. This is a 3 year professional undergraduate course in business management field.
- Who can pursue BBA : science, commerce and arts.
- Specialisations offered in BBA : finance, HR, sales & marketing, operations etc.
- Job opportunities: HR executive, marketing executive, marketing manager, sales executive etc.
- Top recruiters : TCS, HUL, ICICI BANK, HDFC BANK,WIPRO etc.
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (B.ARCH):
B.ARCH is an undergraduate degree program for people who have passion towards architecture. The program will be the best for people who love drawing and designing as it involves lot of designing work in the degree’s curriculum.
- Who can pursue: mathematics
- Duration of the course : 5 years
- Job opportunities: project architect, architecture designer, interior designer, design manager etc.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN IT & SOFTWARE
This course is for people who have keen interest to learn about the key concepts of the information technology. The program will be best for people who can think out of the box with their analytical skills, creativity and problem solving skills.
- Who can pursue: science
- Duration of the course: 3 years
- Job opportunities: network engineer, IT consultant, software developer, systems analyst etc
- Top recruiters: Infosys, wipro, Capgemini, tcs etc
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
Agriculture has always been the backbone of the Indian economy. The agriculture amounts more than two third of the labour force in the country. This course is for people who like agricultural farming and want to implement new techniques to improve the plant and soil by efficient methods.
- Who can pursue : science
- Duration of the course: 4 years
- Learnings: genetics, microbiology, soil science, pathology etc.
- Job opportunities: Research officer, farm manager, quality assurance officer and agricultural loan officers (In banks) etc
BACHELOR OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINE & SURGERY
Ayurveda is one of the oldest systems of medicine from vedic times. It is dependent on the herbs to cure the patient. This course will be apt for students who have interest in Ayurveda and medicine industry who love to explore the ayurvedic treatment methods. Students should have some keen skills of concentration and observation to get succeed in this field.
- Who can pursue: science
- Duration of the course: 4.5 years of academic sessions + 1 year of internship
- Job opportunities: physician, drug manufacturer, medical supervisor, health therapist etc
- Top recruiters: Patanjali, Himalaya, vicco, dabur, surya herbal etc.
BACHELOR OF PHARMACY:
Pharma plays a key role in medicine and health care industry. This course is for the students who are interested in the development of new drugs, quality test checking of drugs.
- Who can pursue: science
- Duration of the course: 4 years of academic sessions
- Job opportunities: Drug manufacture, pharmaceuitical scientist, quality control associate etc.
- Top recruiters: Cipla, lupin, aurobindo, sun pharmaceuticals, dr.reddy’s laboratories
BACHELOR OF LAW:
This course can be pursued by students willing to make a career in the field of legal research and law. the students will have the option to choose courses such as Criminal Law, Family Law, International Law, etc. based on his skills and interests.
- Who can pursue: science
- Duration of the course:
- Job opportunities: Advocate, Paralegal, private Practice, legal Administrator, Junior Lawyer, Law Lecturer, Law Officer, Law Associate, etc.
- Top recruiters: Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., Trilegal India, Khaitan & Co., DSK Legal, Anand & Anand, Government agencies, banks etc.
