Choosing the stream after class 10 is a decision that most students struggle to take. Given the array of options, it definitely becomes a daunting task to pick the right career path. While some students and parents have a clear understanding of what subjects need to be chosen post 10th board exams, many depend on the board results to make the decision.
However, in the current scenario, where the class 10 board exam stands canceled owing to the pandemic; those depending on the result are facing a predicament.
To help students and parents choose the stream among Science, Commerce, & Humanities, we’ve got some very important tips from Ashish Arora Sir – Academic Mentor, ALLEN Career Institute.
For selecting the right stream, you need to take care of the following points:
Get over the traditional mindset: Mostly it is seen that students who score high are always advised to pursue science and the ones scoring less are suggested to opt for the non-science subjects. However, there have been cases where students with lesser scores have proved their mettle in the science stream and achieved great results in the pre-medical and pre-engineering exams. Similarly, students who scored very high excelled in non-science fields. Hence, it is important that you don’t rely on the traditional mindset but analyze your skills.
Judging your capabilities: To know whether you should opt for a science or non-science stream, you need to judge your capabilities. And for this, you need to take care of the following points:
If your memory power is strong and you have an interest in biology, then go for Science-Bio. And if your mathematical inclination is strong then you can choose Science-Math.
However, you have to note one thing that when choosing the science stream, you are not picking sides with Engineering and Medicine. It’s about starting your journey for JEE and NEET preparation where you get to develop your logical manipulation, curious, analytical abilities further. This helps you explore the numerous fields available in the field of engineering and medicine.
To better judge your skills in science, you can appear for our ASAT (ALLEN Admission Cum Scholarship Test) exams which are scheduled to take place on April 18 and April 25, 2021. With these tests, you assess your basic knowledge in science and analyze where you stand.
Stay tuned to this space for more updates related to the right career options and other important aspects related to JEE and NEET.
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