Career guidance and demanding options after 12th from Industry experts

With job market diversifying, colleges are offering many exciting and offbeat courses to take up after Class 12 
Students have a number of fields of study to look into today
Students have a number of fields of study to look into today

A brand new academic year is all set to begin, and while the exam frenzy must have already begun, there is yet another question which haunts students of Class 12 - what to do after 12th?

While engineering and medicine are definitely good options to pursue, especially if you're already studying related subjects in school, do remember that options have increased and the choices are immense. There are several opportunities now on what to do after 12th and professional courses after 12th. Before deciding to specialise in one of the more conventional areas of study, look into these 5 exciting, out-of-the-box courses, which is bound to lead you to interesting career options, and is constantly in the lookout for young minds to be a part of it! This list should be able to provide you ample guidance on what to do after 12th and which professional courses to choose after it.

1. Ethical Hacking:

Are you brilliant at unlocking people's accounts? Love experimenting with codes? Take this a step forward and become an ethical hacker. With a growing dependence on the internet and internet-based networking, ethical hacking is a great choice for a professional course after 12th. The average salary ranges typically between Rs 2.5 lakhs to 12 lakhs annually, depending on work experience. Institutes like the Indian School of Ethical Hacking and Institute of Information Technology, offer some great courses, while Arizona Infotech in Pune offers a short 15-day course as well. But remember - No criminal records! 

2. Public Health Entomology:

If you have always been curious about those little insects which hover around and the likes of them, here is an interesting course for you. The course studies insects and arthropods which impacts human health. It also includes research on the behaviour of ecology. Various health departments, government agencies, and chemical companies are always interested in hiring students from the background. And of course, Universities always want to add on to their knowledge bank with researchers joining them, to study the field further. 

3. Anthropology:

Museums have forever been spaces of awe. If you have wanted to know how you can possibly stay in a museum for a large part of your careers, Anthropology is a subject you may want to consider. Anthropologists work mainly focus on archaeological investigations, biological evolutionary studies and other areas such as languages. The field is recently finding a lot of relevance and is considered as a lucrative professional course after 12th. Where would be most likely be working? On-field, in museums, Universities and with absolutely any organisation which is trying to understand human history and evolution. A number of universities offer both Bachelors and Masters in the field of study.

4. Food Flavouring:

Students with a science background, with an uncanny interest in food? Combine them by becoming a Food Chemist! It will be your job to make food taste better after you are done with this course. A course related to chemistry, good olfactory senses is a bonus to get into the study and flourish in it. Indian Institute of Hospitality and Management in Mumbai and SRM University are some of the colleges offering this field of study. 

5. Photonics:

If you are a science geek, then this is for you. Photonics deals with photons, which are base particles of light, understanding the various aspects and properties of life. The course is a mixture of optical technology and electronics and is available at IIT, International School of Photonics and University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), to name a few. 

Of course, there are many more areas of study which are growing rapidly today and requires people with knowledge in the subject. These are just a few to get you started so you can explore the myriad exciting opportunities available today! 
 

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