Medical
There are many types of medical degrees which are awarded based on the level of education. After qualifying for the NEET UG entrance exam, candidates who successfully complete the UG programme will be awarded medical courses after 12 such as MBBS/ BDS/ BAMS/ BUMS/ BHMS/ BSMS/ BYNS/ BVSc-AH courses, as per the selection of their course. After completion of the UG degree, candidates can either choose to pursue higher studies or practice medicine in various sectors. To pursue PG medical courses, aspirants need to qualify for PG entrance tests such as NEET PG, INI CET, and NEET MDS. After PG medical courses, candidates will be awarded Doctor of Medicine (MD), Master of Surgery (MS), PG Diploma, and Diplomate of National Board (DNB).
Engineering
Engineering is by far and undoubtedly one of the most preferred professional courses after 12th among Indian students. Engineering is the scientific study of innovating, designing, and building new machines and infrastructure as well as devising software technologies for a better future. Civil, Mechanical, Computer Science, and Aeronautical are a few specialisations that result in secured career prospects with excellent salaries.
Management
Management is a huge field, covering a diverse range of industries, roles and skillsets. As a result, the choice of management topics is vast. If you already know which sector or type of management role you want to specialize in, you may be able to find a degree dedicated to that subject. Otherwise, most general management degrees will allow you to choose from a list of management topics as your studies progress. You’ll start with core courses in your first year covering topics such as introduction to accounting, introduction to computing, introduction to management, action research, applications in management, business economics, business environment analysis, business law, business statistics, financial mathematics, management of business functions, management science, marketing theory and practice, organization studies, research in management and systems thinking.
LAW
Law after graduation equips students with essential legal expertise and knowledge that significantly advances their personal and professional lives. Pursuing law after graduation offers myriad benefits to students who are diligently committed to achieving a successful career. Also, it emphasises problem-solving, effective communication, analytical thinking, commercial awareness, and extensive legal research skills that are valuable in the legal profession.
Study Visa
Up until a decade ago, just 66, 736 Indian students decided on pursuing an international education. Yet today, India is second only to China in the number of students flying abroad for an international degree. The Indian students studying abroad statistics of 2019, released by the Indian Ministry of External Affairs is an eye-opener, 7,53,000 Indian students were studying in universities abroad. The number is only going to soar in 2020. A major impact of studying abroad on a student’s personal, academic, and professional life is that it positively and unequivocally influences their self-confidence, world-view, and career path. Along with the personal growth, students acquire intercultural development skills ultimately turning them into global leaders.
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