1. Bachelors in technology
2. Bachelors in computer application
3. Bachelors in journalism and Mass communication
4. Bachelors in science ( various fields) Bachelors in engineering (B.E)

Hey,

We can understand your problem and we will try to help you with every bit of it. Managing coachings along with school studies is sometimes difficult. Usually , we tend to focus more on coachings and give less attention towards school exams. But, school exams often boost our confidence to another level! Even if you're a non attending school student still you should focus on school exams. You will have to devote equal time to both. Neglicting school exams won't do any help. Class 12th is a really crucial class , you need to be more dedicated towards it. Don't get demotivated and depressed rather take it as a lesson and improve yourself! Quality of studying matters rather than quantity of chapters done. Make a time table including both of them and try to abide by it.

Also, you must keep some time for yourself. It will refresh you and you will be able to put better efforts into everything.

Hope it helps!

All the very best!

There are many courses available but they are based on your subjects that you studied in 12th. Help us with the subjects you studied in your 12th and we will give you all the courses that you can study after your 12th. Meanwhile you should visit CBSE official website for all the list of courses that are available after 12th for each stream. They have almost 113 courses that you can select from based on your stream in 12th. http://cbse.nic.in/newsite/attach/Compendium%20of%20Courses%20after%20+2.pdf

Hey aspirant,

Deciding on what to do after class 12th is a matter of real concern. It is really important as it shapes your career. Everybody around you can guide you of the various streams or job or colleges to be taken, but at the end of the day what matters is the area in which you are interested in. If you are already interested in something like fashion designing , economics or any other thing then it would be easy for you. I would advise you to explore the internet and look for the various courses available. Try new short term courses , it will help you in figuring out your interest. Ofcourse it takes time but eventually you will realise where your interest lies in.

With my personal experience, I am a Delhi University 2nd year student and I did 4-5 courses along with college before i could figure our where my interest lies in. You need to explore  the internet for this.

Hope it helps!

All the best for your future!

Hello,

As per the eligibility criteria specified by neet

the student must pass 10+2 with physics, chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, English as compulsory subject and must have an aggregate of:
UR-50%
OBC/SC/ST-40%
PWD-45%
in PCB Subjects. Therefore, it is not necessary to score 60% in 12th to be eligible for neet but you should meet the eligibility criteria for neet.

For any other details visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

All the best!

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