The document outlines various career opportunities available after completing 10th grade, emphasizing the importance of personal interests and academic strengths in making career choices. It categorizes potential paths in fields such as arts, commerce, and science, and discusses the implications of parental and peer pressure on career decisions. It also highlights the necessity of understanding one's aspirations and the value of education in pursuing different professional trajectories.

1. Career Opportunities after 10th
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3. Plan your career
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 There are a lot of options & opportunities
available
 All options are equally good & compete with each
other
 One should choose a career based on
academics, personality and desire

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CAREER

5. Ambition Vs Reality
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 Before making a career choice, take time to
understand yourself, your likes and preferences
 Ambition can not be injected nor can it be
imitated
 Parents’ attitude- the determining factor in
shaping one’s career goal

6. Basic Errors while choosing a
career
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 To choose a profession/ stream that parents
are forcing you into: Parental Pressure
 To choose the same stream as your friend:
Peer pressure
 To follow the crowd/ trend: Mob Mentality
 Inclination towards Medical or Engineering
profession
 Possibilities of getting job abroad
 Career that will earn you a govt. job
 Follow the crowd/ trend

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Career
Education
Based Career
Talent Based
Career

8. The big Question ?????
 SCIENCE
 COMMERCE
 ARTS
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11. Scope after Arts
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12. BA Degree Course
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 History
 Economics
 Political Sc.
 Psychology
 Sociology
 Anthropology
 Literature
 Acturial Science
 Geography
 Education
 Econometrics
 Philosophy
 Linguistics
 Rural Development
 Economics with Public
Finance & Trade

13. Career after BA
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 Based on the subjects taken, you can pursue a
career in Actuary, Anthropologist, Archeologist,
Economist, Educationist, Geographer, Historian,
Linguistic, Philosopher, Political Scientist,
Population Scientist, Psychologist, Rural
Development professional, Sociologist etc
 A good career in Public Administration
 Immense Scope after higher studies in the
respective subject

14. Graduate courses in various
vocational subjects - Arts
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 Social Work
 Mass Communication
 Journalism
 Investment Analysis
 Population Studies
 Travel & Tourism
 Health Psychology
 Planning &
Developmental
Studies
 Secretarial Practice
 Food
 Nutrition & Dietetics

15. Scope after Commerce
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16. B.Com/ BBA/ BBM
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One can specialize in
 Financial Accounting
& Auditing
 Auditing &Cost
Accounting
 Banking & Finance
 Taxation
 Actuarial Science
 Company Secretarial
Practice
 Business
Management
 Foreign Trade
Practice & Procedures
 CA
 ICWA
 CS

17. Careers after studies in
Commerce
 Accountant, Banker, Actuary, Business Manager,
Export professional etc with wide scope after
higher study, M.Com, MBA ,CA, CFA, ICWA, CS
etc
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18. Graduate courses in various vocational
subjects- Commerce
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 Advertising
 Company Secretary
ship
 Computer
Programming
 Economic Systems
 Export Marketing
 Market Research
 Direct and Indirect
Taxation
 Entrepreneurship
 Foreign Trade
Financing &
Procedures
 Investment Analysis &
Organization
 Portfolio Management
 Computer Systems &
Applications

19. Finance & Accounts
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• Actuary
• Banker
• Chartered Financial Analysts
• Economist
• Equity Research Analyst
• Forex Dealer
• Investment Banker
• Stock Broker
• Venture Capitalist

20. Scope after Science
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21. Options after Science stream (with Physics,
Chemistry and Mathematics)
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 General B. Sc.
courses: Physics,
Chemistry,
Mathematics,
Geology, Statistics,
Biochemistry,
Computer Science,
etc.
 Computer Science
 Information
Technology
 Electronics
 Industrial Chemistry
 Polymer Chemistry
 Drugs & Dyes
 Operations Research
 Environmental
Science
 Heavy & Fine
Chemicals
 Computer
Programming

22. Degree/Diploma in Engineering and
Technology
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 Electrical, Mechanical,
Electronics, Civil,
Computer Science
 Aeronautical &
Aerospace
 Automobile
 Biochemical,
Biomedical,
Biotechnology &
Biochemical
 Engineering/Industrial
Biotechnology
 Chemical Technology
 Dairy & Food
 Irrigation
 Manufacturing Science
& Engineering
 Marine
 Telecommunication
 Metallurgy
 Mining
 Ocean Engineering &
Naval Architecture
 Petrochemical
 Petroleum
 Pharmaceutical
 Printing
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23. Engineering & Technology
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 Aerospace Engineer
 Automobile Engineer
 Biomedical Engineer
 Broadcast Technician
 Chemical Engineer
 Civil Engineer
 Computer Engineer
 Electrical Engineer
 Software Engineer
 Electronics Engineer

24. Engineering & Technology
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 Industrial Engineer
 Marine Engineer
 Mechanical Engineer
 Mining Engineer & Metallurgist
 Naval Architect
 Production Engineer
 Telecommunication Engineer

25. Polytechnics
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 3-year Diploma courses are offered by various
polytechnics controlled and run by State
Directorates of Technical Education and Training.
 The qualifications required in this case range from
10th standard to 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics and the admission is generally
granted strictly as per the merit of marks obtained
in the academic examination.
 There are certain non-engineering trades like
ceramics, printing, production and chemical
technology which are of lesser duration.

26. Options after Science stream (with Physics,
Chemistry and Biology )
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 General Science Courses: Zoology, Botany,
Microbiology, Biochemistry, etc.
 One can take applied component subjects like
Biotechnology, Horticulture, Marine Science,
Environmental Science, Food Production,
Preservation, & Post Harvest Tech, Fishery Biology,
etc.
 Other courses like Industrial Biochemistry, Applied
Nutrition, Health Information Administration,
Genetics, etc.

27. Medical and Paramedical Science
courses
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 MBBS
 BHMS
 BAMS
 BUMS
 BDS
 Veterinary Science &
Animal Husbandry
 Physiotherapy
 Nuclear Medicine
Technology
 Respiratory Therapy
Tech
 Prosthesis & Orthotics
 Audiology & Speech
Therapy
 Occupational Therapy
 Optometry

28. Healthcare
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 Doctor
 Cardiologist
 Dentist
 Endocrinologist
 Nurse
 Nutritionist & Dietician
 Occupational Therapist
 Physiotherapist
 Plastic Surgeon
 Speech Therapist

29. Other medical line courses
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 Nursing
 Pharmacy
 Optician
 Vaccinator
 Dark Room Assistant
 Radiographers
 Laboratory Technicians
 Sanitary Inspectors etc

30. Hotel Industry
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 Hotel Management , Catering and Nutrition
 There are several private institutes of Hotel
Management
 Most of these institutes offer Diploma in Hotel
Management, with specialization in Front Office,
Food and Beverages, House Keeping, Catering
etc
 Diploma course is generally of 3-year duration
 The minimum educational qualification required
is 10 +2 with at least 50 per cent marks in
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

31. Career Profile - Biological Science
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 Agriculturist
 Biochemist
 Bioinformatics
 Biotechnologist
 Dairy Technologist and Poultry Supervisor
 Environmentalist
 Fishery Science
 Forestry and Wildlife
 Horticulturist
 Marine Biologist
 Micro Biologist

32. Architecture
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 One needs to have chosen a science stream
 One can also pursue M.Arch after completing
B.Arch
 Candidates who qualify the degree course may
pursue careers in architecture both as paid
employees or as self-employed professionals

33. Home Science & related courses
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 Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics
 Home Science
 Food Science & Nutrition
 Family Resource Management
 Clothing & Textile
 Extension & Education
 Human Development etc

34. Education
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 Diploma course for Nursery and Primary Teachers of
2 years duration conducted by the Departments of
Primary Education in various States
 Certificate or diploma course in Library Science
 These courses are conducted by various universities
and other institutes

35. Hospitality
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 Air Hostess
 Guest Relation Executive
 Hotel Management
 Travel & Tourism professional

36. TALENT BASED- offbeat
careers
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 Pet Grooming
 Hairstyling
 Acting
 Video Jockey
 Sports based career
 Make-up Artist
 Cosmetologist
 Choreographer
 Singer
 Music
 Disc Jockey etc

37. National Defence Academy
Examination
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 This examination is generally conducted twice every year
during the months of May and November
 Candidates are tested in Mathematics and General Ability
 All unmarried male candidates with 10+2 pass are
eligible for Army, Navy and Airforce
 For Executive Branch course at Naval Academy, the
candidate should be 10+2 examination pass with
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
 All those who pass the examination are required to
undergo a Services Selection Board (SSB) interview and
a detailed medical examination before joining as Cadets
at the National Defence Academy (NDA), Kharakvasla
(Pune).
 After 3 years at NDA and one year in the Military, Naval
or Airforce academies, the cadets are commissioned into
the services as Second Lieutenant/Acting Sub-
Lieutenant/Pilot Officer respectively

38. Management
 Brand Manager
 Business Development Manager
 Business Manager
 Event Manager
 Export Manager
 Human Resources Development
 Management Consultant
 Market Research Executive
 Operations & Logistics Manager
 Retail Manager
 Rural Manager
 Sales & Marketing Manager
 Technical Manager
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39. Media & Communication
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 Cinematographer
 Client Service Executive
 Copy Writer
 Film Editing
 Journalist
 Media Planner
 Public Relation Executive
 Publishing Executive
 Visualiser

40. 4 Ps
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 You will survive only if you believe in the
power of your dreams.
 To believe in the power of your dreams-
remember the 4Ps - Purpose, Passion,
Possibilities and Power
 Have a purpose in life, and a dream will follow,
trim this dream with passion in your heart and
possibilities will open for you. Choose today to
start believing in the magical power of wishing,
hoping and dreaming

41. Thank You
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