I am a dropper, currently preparing for IPMAT, and considering CUET as a backup option. Can anyone please guide me on which courses and colleges I should target after CUET as a PCB student? I’m confused because many of the courses offered don’t seem to have strong future career scope.
The courses need not be heavily aligned with biology, as my long-term goal is to pursue an MBA. As I did not have Mathematics in Class 12, I am looking for options that do not strictly require maths in class 11th and 12th.
So, can anyone please suggest some relevant, career-oriented undergraduate courses, the colleges offering them, and the required subject combinations for eligibility?
It would be a great help.
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did you go through this :
Yes, I have already used this feature and it’s really helpful. But what I actually want to know is which undergraduate courses are genuinely good if I want to pursue an MBA in the future, so that I can choose my CUET subject combination accordingly.
Since I have a PCB background, most of the courses available to me are things like Biomedical Science, Psychology, language courses, some BA programmes, and B.Com. I’m confused about which of these would be a better backup option, especially if they are in DU North Campus.
For me, it’s not just about getting a degree; it’s also about the environment and peer group, because I believe that too matters a lot in terms of growth and learning. That’s why I’m trying to think this through properly.
i don't think there is any good option for you in du, you can go for dtu bba
Oh , ok i will considere that option , thankyou!
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Hey there
DU is mainly famous for its commerce and arts courses, but that in no means means that its non-commerce and non-arts courses are not worth pursuing.
I have friends from pcb background who opted for different courses in DU
Let me take you through career trajectory of each one
A- PCB topper - doing ba psychology , as far as I can infer, the peer there is good. She's getting exposure to a lot of things, learning so much at a time, the crux is - it's worth it.
B- bsc life sciences - he's doing great too, might pursue MBA later. But get's exposure to a lot of things, is part of the placement cell of his college too. He is learning how to get better at interviews and improving his communication skills at the same time.
Given you want to pursue MBA later, remember - people from medical background have an advantage over there. ( For eg. In IIM Ahmedabad's admission policy they fall into AC-1 category, do check this out.)
But in terms of relevance you'll be better off doing bcom + you can get very well placements with bcom as a course if you crack into a good college, which is not the case with science courses
Ok, i will check what is AC1 category and Thankyou so much for your help!