Top Courses Available For Science Students After 12th Standard

In every student’s life, pre-university is an important stage and plays a crucial role in determining their future. If you are looking for PU colleges for Science in Bangalore then you can find numbers of PU colleges claiming to be the best. However, PU is not just about pursuing the course from the best PU college, it is more about to be patient and committed towards hard work to avail the results that can further reward you with greater career opportunities in the future.

Bangalore has many PU colleges for Science, which are known for providing excellent education and brilliant extra-curricular activities in their curriculum helping the young students to enhance their creativity. GR Pre-University College is one among the top 10 PU Colleges in Bangalore for Science. After 10th standard, pre-university colleges are the most popular choice among the students. If you are planning to pursue higher studies in any of the top universities in India, then you must acquire a Pre-University Certificate. As soon as the students finish with their 10th examinations, they start to look for colleges. But one has to be very careful in choosing the right PU college, as it is a determining element of a student’s career.

PU Colleges in Bangalore for Science are spread across the city. If you have completed your 10th and is confused which PU college to opt? Here, we have listed the top 10 PU colleges for Science in Bangalore, which provide the best of the best education.

1. GR Pre University College
2. St Joseph PU College
3. Mount Carmel College
4. Bishop Cotton Women’s Christian College
5. Baldwin Women’s Methodist College (BWMC)
6. Christ Junior College
7. Shri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College
8. Jyothi Nivas Pre-University College
9. M. E. S. Kishora Kendra Pre-University College
10. NMKRV College For Women

From the above- mentioned PU colleges in Bangalore, aspiring students can opt for the GR Pre-University College for Science. The institute offers integrated PU courses that prepare students for his/her higher education goals. Apart from the courses in the Science stream, it also offers courses in Commerce and Arts stream. Aspiring students should visit the website of the college to gather detailed information regarding the subject combination offered for Science stream, fee structure, faculty members, extracurricular activities etc.

After completing the PU course in Science successfully, students can avail an endless number of opportunities. There are hundreds of courses and numerous colleges in Bangalore, which makes it a challenging task to pick and choose. Generally, students from the Science background are mostly familiar with the courses like MBBS, BDS and B.Tech. Apart from these courses, there are several other courses, which a science student can opt. Here, we are listing the various courses, which a science student can choose after passing their12th standard.

List of the most popular Science courses after 12th Standard

1. B.E./B.Tech
2. MBBS
3. Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)
4. BSc
5. Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
6. BSc (IT & Software)
7. Post Basic Nursing
8. Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharma)
9. BAMS (Ayurvedic)
10. BDS
11. Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B. V. Sc. AH)
12. Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science (BNYS)
13. Bachelor of Physiotherapy

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