New Education policy – 2020

Today we are going to talk about our New Education Policy 2020. What changes has been made, when it will be applied and in later post we will discuss about what are its positivity and negativity that will harm in future.

The very first change in education system has been done in 1968. Secondly in 1986, in which further update is done in 1992. This is not considered as a big change and that’s why it has not been embedded in any education policy. The New Education Policy 2020 will be applied in coming year 2022 or 2023, well that’s totally depend on the current pandemic situation, if COVID 19 is in under controlled then it will be started from 2022. This new policy has been made by consulting various districts, villages and panchayat.

This new policy is included and presided over Kasturi Ranjan who is a former scientist of ISRO. This is first time in India where a big committee has been set up and various suggestions has been taken before making this new policy. As the education ministry comes under Ministry of Human Resource Development, MHRD name is simply changed to ministry of education. We know that till now there is 10+2 program but it has been changed to 5+3+3+4. So, many of you are confused about this new program and I will let you know about this and what further changes has been made in Graduation, Post graduation and P.H.D. Multiple entry/exit system has come by changing stream system. What is 10+2? Basically a child started studying at the age of 6 which means he/she is started studying in class 1 when they become 6 years old and  you have to study from class 1 to 12 in under state government monitoring. After completing 10+2, you will study under some university where state government doesn’t play any role. According to new policy, govt. stated that now they will monitoring you for 15 years, just calculate 5+3+3+4=15. So, you might be thinking that you have to study 15 years, well that’s not true. Beginning age of studying is 6 but a/c to new policy it has been changed to 3 years. The purpose of this new policy is to make child attachment with school as children at very young age don’t want to go school. You have seen that children’s are used to play games and always wanted to engage in extracurricular activities. Keeping in mind govt. has taken a decision that for the first 3 years children’s will come to school only for playing games or doing paintings, drawing or playing with clay and there will be no uniform, in fact teacher will also get training and they have to treat children’s in the same manner as their parents do . By these criteria children’s will be willing to go to school. So, basically 5+3+3+4 means first 5 years is a foundation stage and there will be no exam. Again 5 year is divided in 3+2 form it means starting 3 years will be play session  children’s will go to play school and next 2 years they have to study in class 1 & 2. Teachers are specially advised not to pressurize students. Coming to the next stage which is called preparatory stage, where you have to study from class 3 to 5, including study students will get to perform several activities like they will get some poems to learn and there will be exams also. This stage is quite interesting because students will study all the things in there regional language as well as English language depend upon their interest. That means if they belong to Maharashtra they will study in Marathi which will perform only in this stage and let me tell you it is not mandatory. Coming to the 3rd stage which is middle stage where a student will study from class 6 to 8. In this stage students will get basic knowledge of computer coding along with vocational/tech training. So, here vocational means if a student wants to learn work of carpenter like how to make bench, table or a girl want to learn cooking, tailoring or stitching, first aid etc. So, they can learn from vocational training and they will get marks for these learning’s. One more thing is embedded in this stage is that including math’s, science, arts students have to learn one Indian language also. Now coming to the last stage which is secondary stage (4 years) where you have to study from class 9 to 12 and here is a slightly change in the pattern of exam. Exams will be taken in semester wise that means earlier when you are studying from class 9 to 12 you have to give only 4 exams but now after this new policy there will be 8 exams. The best thing in this secondary stage is that after completing 10th there will be no stream options like science, commerce, arts, students can select multiple subjects according to their taste. Suppose a student wants to study maths along with geography and accounts so, he can opt those subjects. In this stage the level of studying is critical thinking means, a student not only have to learn the things, they have to think like if Gandhi ji will not fight for our country then what will be the consequences. In this way student can develop his/her thinking skills. Now come to the last functionality of this stage is that a student can learn any one foreign language.

I hope you all understood about 5+3+3+4 system. Now let’s talk about what changes have been made in Graduation and Post graduation.

According to new policy Graduation is of 4 years:

1st year – Certificate

2nd year – Diploma

3rd year – Degree (Job/Competition)

4th year – Research

So, if students completed their 1st year then the certificate which they will get will be written as Graduate Certificate and those who completed 2nd year also they will certified as Graduate in Diploma. On the completion of3rd year you will get Degree Certificate and you are qualified for appear in any interview or if there is any vacancy then you can apply for it. So, basically what I am trying to say is that a student who has only completed his 1st year will also be considered as graduate and his/her certificate is also valuable.

Most interesting change in graduation is that, if someone drops his study in between or after completing of 2nd year if he/she might drop for two to three years due to financial issues, then he/she can continue from 3rd year. They did not have to study from the beginning and this system is known as Re-entry.

Coming to Post Graduation:

According to New Education Policy, Post Graduation is of either 1 year or 2 year. Those students who have completed their graduation till 4th year they have to study only 1 year and those students who have completed their graduation till 3rd year have to go for 2 year of PG course. A minimum eligibility criterion for doing post graduation course is to complete at least 3 years of graduation. 

So, here I am ending up my lines and I think you get all the information’s regarding new education policy.

COVID19 Effect on Students

Hi everyone, So today I will not talk about any courses or any other career options. We all know that COVID19 corona virus is increasing day by day and our govt. Fails to control this pandemic situation. Still every country is trying to make COVID19 vaccine or antidote, number of attempts has been done but still we did not find any result. So, let's talk about hows our studies going..!!

As our Schools and Colleges are closed and everyone is doing there classes online but are you satisfied by this teaching method?

Many of the students are facing problems like network problem, data problem, some are unaware of these technologies. Problems are not stopped here, when the classes are going on many students try to disturb the class. Even some of the teachers also don't care, they just mute all the students and complete their teaching, it doesn't matter whether the students are able to understand or not. So I think if these thing continues then the situation will become worst. Parents are also responsible for the same, when your child is attending online classes, you should sat with him/her and monitor their activities what he or she is doing. Many of the students spent their time either on social media or watching YouTube videos. So guys this is the right time to enhance your talent, you have to find your interest and work on it. We all are sitting idle at home and it's true that when we have nothing to do, we all get panic at that moment. So all you have to do is to make your self busy in something. Many of the students specially who are in colleges are making planes on what will they do when they are free but due to lack of time they are unable to execute their plans. Some of my colleagues have started a online business of evening snacks, well that's a very fascinating thing. This startup is very helpful for them and they are able to cope up with their financial problems also. So when you need something you find something. Talking about financial problems, every second home is suffering from this situation. Schools and colleges are so demanding that they are making deadlines of paying fees of the students. Atleast they have to understand that not you  only suffering from this pandemic situation, everyone is going through it. Students who are in 11th, 12th or in colleges they should start an online internship this will help them to gain some extra knowledge and improve their skills in whatever field they are. Students who want to pursue their career in singing, dancing or playing instruments have the great opportunity to start working on their hobbies. Such students are very fascinating as their thinking ability, personality , hair styles and dressing sence is different from general students. So, you can learn from watching youtube tutorials and can have paid courses on Google also. Now I am going to talk on a very serious issue - Suicide. Either I am talking about chandigarh case where 43 people commit suicide, kerela case  where 66 students take their lives during lock down or kolkata case where a post graduate trainee committed suicide. In kolkata case no cause of death or no suicidal note was found. As we know current situation is very challenging for everyone but we have to deal with it, until the situation is in under control. I don't understand why people give up so easily, once in a life their will be a situation when you stop thinking positively but that doesn't mean you will end up by giving your life. Up's and down's comes in everyone's life but we all have to face that challenge. When you are not in the state of thinking by yourself then go talk to your friends, family or the people whom you think they will understand you. We have to raise consern over the mental and emotional wellbeing of students. As per study, a student commit suicide every hour in India. Due to depression and suicidal thoughts people are committing suicide, we have to catch them early and focus should be giving on preventions. I am ending up here by saying this is not the end, this is beginning and the situation can be worst, all I have to say is that we all have to stand together and fight with this pandemic situation. 

Jobs in Banking Sector

Bank jobs are consider as one of the most sought career after 12th and speciallyffor the commerce students in India. Good salary package, job security, supplementary benefits as well as very good scope for future growth are the main reasons why a large number of Indian youths after 12th and graduation has attracted to this banking jobs. Though a career in banking sector sounds like it is meant for commerce or finance graduates but it does not hold true in the modern age. Now a days, bank jobs provide equal opportunities for all the streams after 12th and graduates.

India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world with the growth rate of 7-10% per year. India economic growth has resulted in various career opportunities in Multinational banks, public sector and private sector banks based in India. Today we can observe that banks are into home loans, consumer loans, car loans, mutual fund, credit card business and forex activities. Every bank in India has been growing at phenomenal pace with 20-30% growth, year on year and all of them are centrally regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Due to hold of RBI on all financial institutions, banks in India including both public and private sector banks are not only highly profitable but also very stable and growth in banking is creating thousands of bank jobs every year. 

These factors resulted in massive stability in bank jobs as well as high demand for banking service professionals. Banking jobs need professionals having good communication skills, project analysis skills, loan portfolio management skills along with good computer literacy. All public sector banks conduct recruitment in the form of written test and interviews at all India level for various banking job. If you look at any of the advertisement of any nationalised bank jobs recruitment drive, you can see there are opportunities for 12th pass with some computer knowledge at clerical level. Also there are general banking (Probationary Officer) posts for any graduates and special management trainee post in the field of Information technology, finance, and law practices and marketing executive jobs preferably for MBA in marketing. Even if someone joins Bank job at junior level (clerical) post he can reach senior position with experience and enhancement in educational qualification. Public sector banks pay around Rs 5500/- to Rs 9600/- per month as basic salary without D. A at junior level and Rs 21000/- to Rs 30000/- at senior level. 

Earlier banks used to impart training to aspiring professionals for banking jobs through an institution named National School of Banking. It used to prepare students for bank jobs to National level bank exams. Now a days same responsibility and duty is managed by Institute of Banking Personnel selection. You can visit https://www.ibps.in/ for further details. You can also search for solved question papers of previous exams and interview questions posted by senior candidates themselves are quite helpful in successfully tracking the recruitment process. 

 Banking jobs exams in India normally comprises of pen and paper on following subjects:-

1.Reasoning ability
 2.Arithmetic and Numeric tests
3.General Knowledge
 4.English

 Apart from the common paper, depending on the nature of the banking jobs, additional papers on computer knowledge, finance and law can be included as key factor in succeeding these exams. There are about 225 questions which are expected to be solved in about 150 minutes. The important fact is that you should equally divide your time to all the subjects and not to waste most of the time in reading all the questions first as in case of traditional exam papers. Quick decision making is one the key factors and an applicant needs to instantly decide on whether to attempt a question and should also solve the questions very fast without spending his precious time on a particular confusing and lengthy question. Student scoring high marks equally in all subjects are short listed on merit basis. So, there career prospects in banking sector in India are stable as well as lucrative and every candidate need to be well prepared to the recruitment exams for banking jobs. 

Forensic Science

Forensic Science 

The field of Forensic science involves investigation of a crime with the help of applying scientific principles.This course is full of adventure and I suggest you to opt it as a career only if you have keen interest in solving crime problems because it needs lots of patience and the person need to calm and cool enough for solving cases. Many of you have seen CID which in telecast on Sony and we have seen that how Dr.Salunkhe and Dr.Tarika are accomplished to their work and investigate the murder case and solve it very smoothly. It means that you need to be think differently or we can say that your mind should be sharp enough for this course. These are degress and diplomas after 12th for students who are interested in forensic science and wanted to pursue it as a career.

1. B. Sc in Forensic Science. 

2. B. Sc in Life Science, Chemistry, Forensic Science. 

3. Diploma in Criminology and Forensic Science for Police Personnel.

4. Diploma in Forensic Science (Ballistics and Finger Prints).

5. Diploma in Forensic Science (Cyber Crime). 

6. Diploma in Forensic and (Computer Forensic).

Microbiology

This field is the study of living organisms which may be a cell cluster, single cell or may be no cell at all, these are invisible to naked eyes such as fungi, bacteria and viruses. There are many types of different microbiology, but medical microbiology is well known as it deals with the humans illness. Other microbiology includes food microbiology, environmental microbiology, and veterinary microbiology. There are ample of career opportunities and jobs for Microbiologists in Pharmaceutical, Food, Research and Development laboratories in hospital, Beverage and Chemical Industry, Research Organisations, Agriculture and Health care research.

Degrees and Diplomas for Microbiologist :

1. B. Science in Microbiology. 

2. B. Science (Hons) in Microbiology.

3. Diploma in Clinical Microbiology. 

4. Diploma in Clinical Pathology. 

5. Diploma in Industrial Microbiology. 

Career After 12th Maths

Math is one of the most important subject in our school life and it is also important in our daily life. Maths help us to solve a mathematical problems, puzzles, games, quiz and worksheets.

Full form of Maths :-

M - Multiplication

A - Addition

T - Trigonometry

H - Happy

S - Subtraction

Today's blog will show you what career choose after 12th Maths!

Choosing a career is a critical decision, you have options and you have to choose wisely. The choice you make is going to shape your future. While you are choosing your career after 12th Maths, you should definitely make a point to align with your passion. Otherwise, throughout your life you may be stuck in a job that you do not like. To prevent this from happening, carefully evaluate the options presented and go for the career option that you want to take. 

The common choice that students make after studying maths in 12th is to go for Engineering degree. B. Tech or B. A course is much preferred career option. You would have to pass an entrance test for the purpose.

The IIT-JEE or AIEEE are the national level entrance exams that you would have to appear. Besides, there are different state level entrance exams. The dates of state level entrance exams are set in such a way that they do not clash with the national level exams and there should not be any problem in appearing for all these tests. 

However, a sage advice here is to go for an Engineering degree only when you have deep passion of becoming an engineer. So many people opt for engineering that the market has become somewhat saturated, so take a wise decision. 

Note :- Do not go for engineering just because your friends are going for it too. 

Make a strong decision based upon your passion. If you are passionate about Maths, then go for B.Sc in Mathematics in any reputed college after 12th. A career in Mathematics is never out of demand.

There are exclusive B.Math courses available at the Indian Statistical Institute at Banglore www.isibang.ac.in and Chennai Mathematical Institute www.cmi.ac.in. These institutes have their own screening and evaluation process, so you have to prepare separately for them.

So, for the beginning maths is the most important and liking subject and if you like maths then always try to crack different tricks to solve the equations and practice as much as you can because practice makes a man perfect. 

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Career as Mining Engineer

The Mining industry is essentially a support industry. It provides the basic raw material for a very large range of industries. The mining industry employs engineers for production, safety and design. Mining engineers engage in finding the source of valuable minerals deposits located beneath the earth's surface or water & removing them in the most economical way.

                                                        Mining is a vast field that deals with identification, extraction, production and processing of valuable minerals like coal, petroleum, metallic minerals and non metallic minerals from natural reserves. 

Mining engineering covers techniques and technologies related to a range of mining activities like exploration, feasibility study, production, transportation and marketing of minerals. It covers maintenance of mines including removal of toxic gases and ensuring air circulation, land restoration and rehabilitation of mining sites are also part of mining engineering.

Mining engineers have a number of careers to choose from. Based on the role they assume, these professionals are responsible for activities like planning, designing and construction of mines, managing and controlling mining operations, ensuring safety, ventilation and cooling in the mines, segregation and transportation of minerals, designing engineering structures and dealing with environmental aspects of mining.

Some of the roles mining engineers can assume are mine designer, mine planner, mine manager, health and safety manager, mine ventilation manager, consulting engineers, sales engineer operation manager, mining investment analyst, production manager and petroleum engineer. Jobs are available both in government and private sector. Mining Engineers usually work in collaboration with geologists and civil, mechanical and metallurgical and industrial engineers.

Apart from mining industry, they can work in fields like construction, waste management and environmental conservation. Some of the organisation that hire mining engineers are The Indian Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey of India, Coal India, ONGC, HCL, NALCO, Tata Steel, Reliance and Neyveli Lignite. 

Countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and UK also provide lucrative career opportunities for interested candidates.

Courses in mining engineering are available at various level - Diploma in Mining and Mine Surveying Engineering

BE/ B. Tech in Mining Engineering, 

ME/M. Tech in Mining Engineering, Ph.D, Diploma holders in mining engineering can take up a job or study further. Associate Member of Institution of Engineers (AMIE) is one of the ways to pursue further study. The AMIE degree is with the traditional BE/B. Tech programmes. The eligibility criteria for the course is three year Polytechnic diploma or 10+2 in PCM with at least 45% marks. The course is suitable for both students and working professionals.

There are two sections in this course - Section A and Section B. The first section deals with subjects common to any engineering discipline. The second section is specific to the chosen branch. For the AMIE examination, you should first register yourself and become a member with Institution of Engineers. For details log on to www.amieindia.in

Coming to BE/B. Tech courses, Indian Institute of Technology at Kharagpur and Banaras offer B. Tech in Mining Engineering. The eligibility criteria is 10+2 with mathematics, physics and chemistry as subjects. Admission is based on performance in entrance test(IIT-JEE). For details log on to www.iitbhu.ac.in  or www.iitkgp.ac.in. National Institute of Technology, Mangalore offers B. Tech in Mining Engineering. The eligibility criteria is 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry as a subjects. Admission is based on performance in entrance test. For details log on to www.nitk.ac.in.
A typical BE/B. Tech programme in Mining Engineering covers topic like mining geology, mining surveying, mining machinery, materials handling, rock mechanics, mine health and safety, computer application in mining, environmental management in surface mines, mine economics, mine disaster and mine legislation, mine ventilation, mine cost engineering, operation analysis, mine planning and mineral processing.

Indian School Of Mines, Dhanbad or IIT (ISM) offers B. Tech and M. Tech in Mining Engineering. It is the 3rd oldest institute after IIT Roorkee and IIT BHU Varanasi. So this institution has been started to impart education in Mining and Geology, and today has grown into a technical institution with various academic departments. The eligibility criteria is BE/B.Tech in relevant stream. Admission is based on performance in entrance test. For more details log on to www.iitism.ac.in. 

Teaching - one of the best career options after 12th

Teaching is not just another career option and should not be considered one. As a professional, irrespective of the field, one definitely contributes to the society but as a teacher one directly shapes and influences thousands of future contributors in the course of one's lifetime. 
Considered a noble proffesion then and always, teaching has always been a preferred career choice and often considered the best career for several reasons. With the coming in of several boards of education and emphasis on quality education, the profession has several closely linked options providing opportunities for those who may want to be in the education sector but not necessarily teach. Along with paying decently well, teaching allows an individual comparatively more times as compared to other proffesions for family, pursuing other interest, further studies etc among other things.

Whether you choose to teach young once or elder, a basic requirement for succeeding in teaching is a love for children. Let's discuss teaching courses first and then move to allied career option. You can consider opting for the following courses, most of which can be pursued after 12th.

Diploma in Education (D. Ed)

The Diploma in Education (D. Ed), a three year course to be pursued after 10th, will qualify you to teach students at primary level. Each state has its own entrance for the course. On the basis of your scores, you can apply for admission in various colleges and institutes. 

Bachelor of Education (B. Ed)

The Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) qualifies an individual to teach in secondary and senior secondary sections. Similarly to D. Ed, each state has its own entrance for B. Ed after which an individual can apply to colleges and/or universities. To be eligible for B. Ed, one has to complete graduation.

B. El. Ed and M.A in Elementary Education

Delhi University offers a Bachelor degree in Elementary Education and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences offers a Master of Arts in Elementary Education which you could consider if you are looking at professions closely allied to teaching but not necessarily teaching and/or looking to gain an all round perspective on education.

Physical Education

If you love sports and would like to make a career in it, sports education is one option you can definitely consider. Several universities offer a Bachelor in Physical Education after which you can do a one year teacher education course in the subject to become a sports teacher. Several universities also offer a diploma in physical education. Similar to D. Ed and B. Ed, these courses also have entrance exam. 

Courses after 12th Science

What to choose as a career after 12th Science is the biggest question that runs in every students mind. Parents too loose their peaceful sleep after their child clears 12th Science board exam. Actually there are hundreds of options available to the students of the of 12th Science stream. But without proper knowledge and guidance about the right option it does become difficult and confusing for both the students and their parents to select the suitable options for a bright career. 

In this article information have been provided about career after 12th science that will help students to choose what is the best career option after 12th for them.

The term Science is actually used in a broad sense and it has two forms under its umbrella: Pure Science and Applied Science. Again science can be divided into two more sub categories namely: Maths category and Biology category. There are various graduation and professional courses available to the students as career after 12th Science. Choosing a career after 12th Science is very promising as the scope for science student is very high and opportunities are always knocking at the door if they select right field of career matching with their natural talent. According to now a days market trend professionals with science background are always on high demand not only in home but also in abroad. The two most popular and most sought career options after 12th science in India are Engineering and Medical.

For those who has a keen interest in Medical can opt for courses:

MBBS or Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. Those who wish to have a career in biology will surely agree this to be the best career option. Other options available in the Medical field are:

BDS(Bachelor of Dental Surgery) or BAMS(Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery), Physician, Optometrists, Dental Surgeon, Pharmacists, Nursing and a lots of others.

Students with interest in Math and Physics or Chemistry can get into Engineering field. There are many choices available in this field for specialisation like Mechanical, Civil, Aeronautical, Bio-Medical, Information Technology, Marine, Electronics and telecommunication and many others. Engineering is by far the best career options after 12th science with a bright future.

Agriculture Science

Agriculture know to be the mainstay of Indian economy. Agriculture includes Dairying, Poultry Farming and Horticulture apart from production of Fruits, Vegetables and food grains. In this field there are many options available like research and teaching. One can select among these courses after 12th Science in agriculture.

1. B. Sc in Agriculture. 
2. B. Science in Agriculture Eco and Farm management. 
3. B. Sc in Agriculture Meteorology. 
4. B. Sc in Agriculture Biotechnology.
5. B. Sc in Agriculture Statistics. 
6. B. Sc in Agronomy. 
7. B. Sc in Crop Physiology. 
8. B. Sc in Entomology. 
9. B. Sc in (Agriculture Mktg and Business Management. 

Information Technology 

Information Technology is an ever green career inspiring a lot of students for a better career and attractive pay perks from reputed companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys and a lot of others. Information Technology (IT) is the use of telecommunication and computers equipment to gather, control, store, retrieve information and after processing, transmit and manipulate data. IT includes both hardware and software sectors. Now a days present evolution is sometimes considered as Information technology age. There is a lot of scope after trained in IT as System Analyst, PHP developer or Python developer, Programmer, IT Specialists, Software developer, Technology Engineer, data base manager, data security officer, Graphics Designer, and lot of others. 

Bachelor degree course after 12th :

1. B. Tech in Computer science - 4 years

2. B.C.A (Bachelor of Computer Applications) - 3 years

3. B. SC IT (Bachelor of science in Information Technology) - 3 years

4. B. Tech in Information Technology - 4 years

5. BBA IT (Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Technology) - 3 years

Corporate Lawyer After 12th

Once there was a time, when the meaning of lawyer proffesion was only debating in the court by a common man. But in recent years, there was a drastic change in the proffesion of lawyer in India. Now a days so many youths are inspired and interested in making a career in corporate law. There is name and fame along with good income in the proffesion of lawyer.
This is the reason that so many youngsters are joining law profession and seriously get it to try as a career. Corporate law is related to contract and commercial law, and deals with operation and formation of corporation. So those who still don't understand the meaning of corporation, let me tell you this first - a large business company (कोई बड़ी व्‍यापारिक कंपनी). A corporate lawyer or business lawyer means that a lawyer who basically work for companies or corporation and represents their business entities of all types. These includes association, corporations, joint ventures, partnerships and sole proprietorship. So guys if you won't understand all the words then please do Google because writing meaning of all the words is not easy and make this blog boring to read and understand.
Corporate or business Lawyer also represent individuals who act in business capacity like Directors, Owners, Managers, controlling shareholders and officers. Corporate Lawyer also represent other individuals with business entities in their dealings like consultants, employees, contractors, minority shareholders and sub contractors. Career in the field of Corporate Law is a great career option after 12th when you are considering for a career choice. If you are interested in solving the problems of business disputes, business dealing problems, complex business arguments, preparing business dealings formats than the career in corporate law is for you.

How to become a Corporate Lawyer :-

To become a Corporate Lawyer, you need to get a degree in Bachelor in Law (B.A. LL.B) which is of five years or you can pursue 3 years B.A. L.L.B, after obtaining a Bachelor degree in any discipline. To get admission into any law school in India, you have to appear for an entrance exam which is called Common Law Admission Test (CLAT).
Note:-I also suggest you to do internships when you are purusing your degree, as it will enhance your skills, your debating capabilities and much more. We all know that practical knowledge is very important and this will give you experience in your jobs. 

So let's get to know what is CLAT?

CLAT - Common Law Admission Test
It is a national level entrance exam, to get admission in undergraduate and postgraduate law courses.

Eligibility for appearing in CLAT exam-

To appear in CLAT exam, candidates have to complete their 10+2 or equivalent examination for National or State board of education. They have to obtain minimum 45% marks if they belongs to General/Other Backward Classes (OBC), and 40% marks if they belongs to Scheduled Class (SC)/Schedule Tribes (ST).

From 2020 there is no age limit as the Bar Council Of India (BCI) has remove the upper and lower age limit for admissions to law courses.

For more details about CLAT visit the link below:-
https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/

Career in Architect after 12th

What do we know about Architect? 

A person whose job is to design buildings are know as Architect. If you are choosing a career option as an Architect after 12th, then career of an Architect is hot career choice due to boom in infrastructure projects and growing demand of housing both in rural and urban areas.

An Architect job is to design buildings and planning the layout of its complete structure and supervise the construction of buildings. An Architect designs buildings, homes, Apartments, hospitals and hotels, commercial complexes and shopping malls, industrial complex and offices, stadiums, airports and many types of different structures. An Architect also gives its professional advice and services for how to remodel old, ancient and present structures too.

Eligibility to become an Architect after 12th :-

To become an Architect after 12th one have to passed 10+2 with 50% marks or its equivalent examination with maths as one of the compulsory subject and he/she has to clear NATA(National Aptitude Test in Architecture), an entrance exam for admission in B.Arch courses.

Let's get to know what NATA exam actually is?

NATA Entrance Exam for Admission in B.Arch courses :

Candidates desiring to get admission in B.Arch courses in different institutes and colleges, must have to qualify NATA(National Aptitude Test in Architecture). This exam measures candidate thinking ability skills, drawing and observation skills, aesthetic sensitivity and sense of proportion skills related to the specific field of study of Architecture. NATA scores by prospective applicants are used in admissions to colleges of Architecture, Government schools, Govt aided & unaided schools, private institutions.

After completing 5 years B.Arch degree course, you can join as Architect in many firms depends on how you get to qualified in all the stages of particular firm recruitment prosses.

For more details of NATA visit the link below:

http://www.nata.in