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Every year, lakhs of students attempt different exams. Meanwhile, there are many students who have no idea about what to do after Class 12. This might directly be linked to the wrong choice of subjects after Class 10. The stream you choose after the 10th has the power to shape your whole career. Some might not be satisfied with their Class 11 and 12 subjects. Thus, there are plenty of students who change their minds and go to a different stream after Class 12. To avoid all this confusion, let us look at some tips that will help in choosing the right stream after Class 10. For that, the first step is to know the available streams. Then, explore the career opportunities in each stream and choose the one that suits you. Here are some points that will help you in the choosing process. Also, let us discuss the points that should not be considered while choosing a stream.
In CBSE, students can choose a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 9 subjects. Usually, there are 4 to 5 main subjects and the students have to choose an optional subject. Here, let’s have a look at the subjects available under different streams.
As mentioned earlier, one must have a basic understanding of the subjects available and the opportunities in each stream or subject. After getting the rough outline of the options, let’s dive deep to explore its content. For each subject, download the NCERT syllabus from the official website and go through its content. This will give a rough idea of the intensity of each subject. If you don’t have much clue, then watch online demo classes and do some basic research on those syllabus topics. If possible, go for unpaid internships and volunteering programs related to your career choice to know whether or not to select that particular stream. Always try to link your subject choice with your future career goals.
What is your aim in life? This is the most common question that every teenager encounters. The time span after Class 10 is the right period to get the answer to this question. By this time, you would have a rough idea of the subjects that interest you. Some might even have a full-fledged career goal set before them. But how to know whether we have chosen the right subject and career path? Here are some points to be considered:
Till now, we saw the points which we should consider while choosing subjects. Here, we will look at some points that are not to be considered while choosing your stream after Class 10.
In CBSE, one must choose a minimum of 5 subjects to take Class 11 and 12 exams. The main subject and optional details are provided in the first table. In most cases, the 5th optional subject should be chosen with care. It must be a subject that helps in achieving your aim. Also, it must be an easy-scoring subject that reduces your stress during the time of the exam. Students who have plans to prepare for exams like NEET, make sure that the optional subject will not a strain on your NEET preparations. Apart from the difficulty level, make sure that the optional subject adds to your skill set.
It is not mandatory to have 6 subjects in Classes 11 and 12. Thus, if possible, don’t take additional subjects. Additional subjects will invariably lead to additional stress. Any additional burden that leads to a lower score can eventually affect your future aim.
The following is a Japanese concept for a happy and reasonable life. Have this as a checklist before choosing your stream after Class 10 or before making any career decision.
In a nutshell, focus on something that you can do with passion and professionalism at the same time. Anything you do must lead to excitement, comfort and satisfaction.