For a student, Class 12  is the threshold to the world of higher education. There are hundreds of degree, diploma, and certificate options to choose from. When passing out of Class 12, the students usually have a number of questions in mind, such as:

• Should I choose a specialized field right now or later?
• Should I choose a popular course or an emerging field of study?
• What exam(s) should I take to enroll in a certain course?

To help students choose the right course after 12th, Matrix University offers insights into a wide variety of courses and career options available to them.

Let’s explore these courses.

Science

PCM – Physics Chemistry Mathematics

1. Bachelor of Technology – B Tech

BTech (Bachelor of Technology) is a professional undergraduate degree awarded after completing four years of academic study in the field of engineering.

To pursue a BTech degree, aspirants must have completed their Class 11 and Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics along with securing a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent at the HSC level.

Entrance Exams : JEE Mains & Advance

Popular Colleges : IIT, NIT

2. Bachelor of Architecture B-Arch

BArch or Bachelor of Architecture is an undergraduate degree programme in Architecture.

The programme involves the art of planning, designing, and constructing buildings along with other physical structures.

The basic eligibility to pursue this degree, students must have passed Class 12 or equivalent with Mathematics with 50 per cent marks in aggregate. Here is some useful information for aspirants looking to take up a BArch course:

Entrance Exams : NATA , AAT, ITM NEST, GAT UGTP, GCET

3. BSC – Bachelor of Science

BSc or Bachelor of Science is an undergraduate degree that aspirants can take up to pursue a career in Science.

Aspirants need to complete Class 12 in the Science stream in order to be eligible for the BSc course.

The duration of a BSc course is typically three years in Indian universities and colleges.

Entrance Exams : CUET, NEST, OUAT, IISER Aptitude Test

4. BCA

BCA is an undergraduate course generally undertaken by students who wish to explore the world of Computer languages.

A BCA degree is at par with a BTech/BE degree in Computer Science or Information Technology.

A candidate who has cleared 10 2 from any discipline with Maths (in some cases English too might be a requirement), and has obtained a minimum of 45 per cent to 55 per cent marks in aggregate can pursue BCA.

Popular Specialisations : Networking Hardware & Security, Mobile App Development, Programming, Cloud Computing and Game Design.

PCB – Physics Chemistry Biology

1. MBBS Doctor → NEET

Bachelor of Medicine or MBBS is a degree in medicine and surgery undertaken at the Graduation level to become a certified Doctor.

To pursue MBBS, the candidate must have passed Class 12 or equivalent exam in PCB/PCMB with at least 60 per cent marks in aggregate.

There’s a provision of marks relaxation for Reserved category students in government and government-affiliated medical institutes.

For admission to any Medical college, the candidate has to appear in an entrance exam.

Entrance Exam: NEET UG

2. Dentist BDS → MDS

3. Homopathy

4. Aayurbedic

5. Vetenery

6. BPT Bachelor of Physiotheraphy

7. B-Pharm → M Pharm

BPharm or Bachelor of Pharmacy is a four-year undergraduate degree in the field of Pharmacy.

To be eligible for the course, students should pass Class 12 Board exam in Science (PCM/B) with a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent marks.

8. B.Sc nursing

Post basic BSc- Nursing is two-year undergraduate degree which helps students in understanding the objectives and responsibilities of Nursing as a profession. Students who have passed GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) course after completing 10 2 in Science with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks would be considered eligible for the course. Students should also be registered as nurses and midwives with any State Nursing Registration council.

9. B.Sc

in Zoology botany ….

Other Popular

1. NDA → Army, navy , airforce

2. Commercial Pilot Training

3. Cabin Crew

*** Commerce Stream Students can enroll in any Arts Stream Course ***

Commerce

1. Bachelors of Commerce BCom.

BCom is one of the most popular undergraduate courses among students belonging to Commerce with Mathematics stream.

This course is also one of the most widely offered BCom courses at university level.

SRCC, LSR, Hindu College, Loyola College and St Xavier’s Kolkata are some of the top ranked colleges in India for B Com.

2. Bachelor of Business Administration – BBA

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)/ Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) is a precursor to Master in Business Management (MBA).

BBA/BMS is the Bachelor’s degree undertaken to pursue a career in Business Management.

Any candidate who has completed Class 12^th or equivalent in any stream with at least 50 per cent in aggregate from a recognised board or university can pursue BBA.

3. BBM

4. Bachelor of Computer Application – BCA

BCA is an undergraduate course generally undertaken by students who wish to explore the world of Computer languages.

A BCA degree is at par with a BTech/BE degree in Computer Science or Information Technology.

A candidate who has cleared Class 12^th from any discipline with Maths (in some cases English too might be a requirement), and has obtained a minimum 45-55 per cent aggregate can pursue BCA.

5. Chartered Accountancy (CA)

Chartered Accountancy or CA is a course Commerce students can pursue to become Chartered Accountants.

To pursue CA in India, the candidate needs to register with The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).

Any candidate who has completed Class 12^th or equivalent with at least 50 per cent aggregate from a recognized board or university can pursue CA.

6. Company Secretary (CS)

Company Secretary or CS is a course Commerce students can pursue after Class12^th to become Company Secretary.

Any candidate who has completed Class 12^th or equivalent with at least 50 per cent aggregate from a recognized board or university can pursue CS.

To pursue the course and earn the CS degree the candidate has to register with the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI).

*** Commerce Stream Students can enroll in any Arts Stream Course ***

Arts

1. BA in humanities and social science

BA is a bachelor’s degree in subjects related to social sciences, liberal arts and fine arts. BA is an undergraduate degree, one needs to have completed their 10+2 from Arts stream for this course. Apart from this, even Science and Commerce students are eligible to pursue a BA degree.

2. BA in Arts (Fine/Visual/Performing)

BA in Arts is the bachelor’s degree undertaken to study courses in Fine Arts, Performing Arts and Performing Arts. BA in Arts is an undergraduate degree, one needs to have completed their 10+2 from Arts stream for this course. However, even Science and Commerce students are eligible to pursue a BA in Arts degree.

3. Bachelor’s of fine arts BFA

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is a bachelor’s degree undertaken in the field of Fine Arts, Visual Arts and Performing Arts. BFA is an undergraduate degree and candidates can pursue it right after their Class 12.

4. Bachelor of design in animation

Bachelor of Design or BDes in Animation is a bachelor’s degree undertaken to become an animator. BDes is an undergraduate degree, students from Arts or even Science and Commerce stream are eligible to pursue a BDes degree.

5. BA LLB

BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws) is an integrated Law course offered at undergraduate level. Aspirants need to clear Class XII in any discipline with the minimum required percentage in order to be eligible for the course. The duration of BA LLB programme in Indian universities and colleges is typically five years.

6. Bachelor of Design

Bachelor of Design or BDes in Design is a bachelor’s degree undertaken to become a designer. BDes is an undergraduate degree, students from Arts or even Science and Commerce stream are eligible to pursue a BDes degree.

7. Bachelors of journalism and mass communication – BJMC

BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication) is a three-year long undergraduate degree programme. In order to be eligible for the course aspirants need to clear Class XII in any discipline. The course is suitable for students to wish to pursue their career in the media industry.

8. Bachelors of Journalism – BJ

BJ (Bachelor of Journalism) is an undergraduate Mass Communication & Media course of three years duration. The basic eligibility criteria for the course is completion of Class XII. Aspirants having a keen interest in print, electronic, and online media are apt to pursue BJ course.

9. Bachelor of Mass Media BMM

BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media) is an undergraduate level Mass Communication programme of three years duration. Students aspiring to build their career in Mass Communication & Media industry can take up this course after they complete their Class XII.

10. BCA

BCA is an undergraduate course generally undertaken by students who wish to explore the world of Computer languages. A BCA degree is at par with a BTech/BE degree in Computer Science or Information Technology. A candidate who has cleared 10+2 from any discipline with Maths (in some cases English too might be a requirement), and has obtained a minimum of 45%-55% marks in aggregate can pursue BCA.

11. BBA

Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Legislative Law Honours, popularly known as BBA LLB is an undergraduate Administrative Law professional integrated course. Students opting for BBA LLB get to study the combination of the study of Business Administration and Law. A student who has qualified Senior Secondary (10+2) with a minimum of 50% marks is eligible for this course.

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