What should I choose between Medical and Non-medical to get better job opportunities in future?

What should i keep in 11th?medical or non medical.i want to keep non medical but maths is very difficult for me.but in medical there are not many streams.so what should i do?

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You have to choose the field according to your interest in the field, All these fields have enough job opportunities. and if you are a hard worker, then you can earn big. Subject Knowledge is very important in order to survive the competition.

if you are interested towards Medical choose the Field and study well, Other fields also have huge opportunities, Make sure you choose the field as per your Interest and be determined to work Hard.

You can get better opportunities in both medical or non medical fields, it depends on your intersts and your talent.
You can become top rank officer having Simply BA degree from UGC recognized university, for this you will have to qualify UPSC exam for IAS/IPS/IFS etc, in this exam no mathematics is required.

If you are weak in maths then i suggest you to go for medical side because if you choose the non-medical then it will be difficult for you .
And also in medical branch there are lots of many streams available like dental , orthopedic , eye specialist , homeopethic and so on .
So go for the medical side and get a good career . Good Luck

Dear,

it is depend on your capacity and your hard work, both non medical and medical two optional subjec is same.

but change in math and bio.

if u have strong skills in mathematics then u go for non medical other wise u can go for the bio.

here matter doesn't lies in oppurtunity it is only upto you in which yiou can prepared well for the competition what is your interest, what is your category, your educational background, financial background.

if you have better financial status

you can go for MBBS in any SELF aided institutes and by paying huge fees you can became a doctor

whereas you can go for the PILOT training form any DGCA recognised institutes for commercial pilot licencs through non-medical field.

or

if you are from average financial status then you can sit for the various competitve examination in both the fields for the reputed institutes aided by the govt. likes of IIT's,NIT's, for non-medical while for AIIMS,AFMC,CPMT for medical fields etc.

so i will suggest that whatever your interest tells you ,you choose only that field only then real output comes from you & you are then only eligible to score big by hard working ,possibly then only oppurtunities get created.

good luck

Dear pal,

• One can choose either science stream or commerce stream in the higher secondary course. Having chosen science you have wide sector to persue in your future studies

• Science students can do medical , engineering and other bachelor degree in science. To do engineering one require physics, chemistry and mathematics as their subject.

• To do medicine one require biology in their higher secondary course. other than MBBS you can do nursing, B.pharm, ayurveda etc. Those with mathematics and biology can choose either of the course.

• For doing engineering one requires good knowledge in mathematics as for all engineering disciplines mathematics is essential.

• If you are not interested in mathematics then you will be finding it difficult to do well in engineering. You require maths atleast for three semesters .

• so the better option would be to choose medicine or any B.sc degree where a good number of disciplines are there

• To qualify for UPSC exam you can do any degree you wish to so choose discipline of your interest

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What should i keep in 11th?medical or non medical.i want to keep non medical but maths is very difficult for me.but in medical there are not many streams.so what should i do?

after 10th it is very important to make good decision about your subjects ,which play an vital role in your future.now a days educational institutes started giving subjects on the basis of marks obtained by the student in the tenth standard.

for the science aspirant there are three options
medical stream(PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY)
non medical stream(PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS)
combine stream(PHYSICS CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS BIOLOGY)

for good job opportunities in both medical as well non medical field you should go for the combine stream.

as far as mathematics ,you can't run away from this subject .it plays an important role in our life .also in upsc exam maximum exams have mathematics as subject and the basic ingredient of the exam.

a mathematician once said
if mathematics is a mile then what we learnt upto 10th is just an inch.

Hi Aspirant

Well you are asking the right question and

Normally it comes on every student mind

After passing 10th and it is very important

Because it shapes your carrier and it is very much important to

Choose a appropriate side after 10th to become your future bright

And it depends on you rather than us in which field you want to go

In Medical Side Subjects Are:

Physics
Chemistry
English
Biology
Optional

In The Non Medical :

Physics
Maths
Chemistry
English
Optional

Well also one thing you have remember

That their are full scopes in each and every side

But you just need to grab all those opportunities

As In medical side also you can go for the all government jobs like bank,ssc,upsc,dssb

And also same in the Non Medical

But for the Non Medical their Engineering as a big scope

And on the other hand in the Medical you can go for

The Doctor as their is huge opportunities also in the medical side

And choose the field which you likes and in which you have interest

Better would be to choose you self as you know yourself more than any other

Best of luck