This document outlines various career paths after completing science-related undergraduate degrees, including both medical and non-medical options. Some of the careers discussed for non-medical degrees include economist, actuary, architect, aviation, merchant navy, defense, and civil service exams. Specific degrees discussed are B.Tech, B.Arch, and B.Sc. For medical careers, options mentioned include radiology, physiotherapy, radiotherapy, nutrition/dietetics, audiology, dialysis therapy, and optometry. Degrees like MBBS, M.Sc. in nutrition, and paramedical programs are also summarized.

1. CAREERS AFTER SCIENCES

2. FOR NON-MEDICAL
• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
• Economist.
• Actuarial science.
• Bachelors of Architecture.
• Aviation.
• Merchant Navy.
• Defence.
• UPSC.

3. B.Tech
• B. Tech is a 4-year full-time undergraduate degree
course. It is offered a variety of specializations such
as Civil, Mechanical, Computer Science, Electronics,
and Information Technology

4. B.Arch
• An undergraduate architecture degree is a B Arch or
Bachelor of Architecture. This five-year full-time
program combines theoretical and practical knowledge
to teach applicants how to plan, design, and construct
different types of physical buildings.
• entrance exam such as NATA or JEE Mains to get
admission and get selected in the BArch course.

5. B.sc
• BSc is a 3 years Job oriented undergraduate degree.
BSc for science students proves to be the best choice
as this course is ideal of students who have a strong
interest and background in Science and Mathematics.

6. NDA
• UPSC NDA is the national-level examination which is conducted to
recruit qualified candidates as officers in the Indian Navy, Indian Army
and Indian Air-force. UPSC conducts the exam for other Sarkari
recruitment such as IAS, CDS, UPSC CMS, CAPF, etc. NDA exam is
conducted two times a year
• UPSC NDA is the national-level examination which is conducted to
recruit qualified candidates as officers in the Indian Navy, Indian Army
and Indian Air-force. UPSC conducts the exam for other Sarkari
recruitment such as IAS, CDS, UPSC CMS, CAPF, etc. NDA exam is
conducted two times a year

7. FOR MEDICAL
• Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology
• Physiotherapy or Physical Therapy
• Radiotherapy
• Nutritionist & Dietitians
• Audiology & Speech/Language Pathology
• Dialysis Therapy Technology
• Optometrist
• MBBS

8. MBBS
• A MBBS degree is an undergraduate level course for
Aspirants who need to satisfy their fantasy about
turning into a specialist doctor. Bachelor of Medicine
and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), is an expert degree
in clinical science. An individual holding the MBBS
degree turns into an affirmed clinical specialist.

9. Nutritionist
• Dietitians and nutritionists counsel clients on nutrition
issues and healthy eating habits. Dietitians and
nutritionists are experts in the use of food and
nutrition to promote health and manage disease. They
plan and conduct food service or nutritional programs
to help people lead healthy lives.
• After 12th to become a nutritionist, a student can
pursue B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics followed by
M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics

10. Paramedical
• The courses which support medical work but do not require a
fully qualified doctor such as nursing, radiography, emergency
first aid, physiotherapy etc are called as paramedical courses.
These can also be termed as emergency or pre-hospital
services. There are diploma paramedical courses as well as
degree courses too.
• Paramedic course admission varies with Colleges/ Universities.
Most of the paramedic course admission is merit-based. To
get into top medical institutes like AIIMS, students must
clear the AIIMS Entrance exam.