Management, commerce, computer applications, science, arts, law, design, media, architecture, education, allied health and postgraduate courses — explained simply.
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Not every great career starts with engineering or medicine. India offers strong degrees in management and commerce (BBA, B.Com, MBA), computer applications (BCA, MCA), science, arts and social sciences, law, design and media, architecture, hospitality, teaching and allied health, plus postgraduate and professional routes.
Central universities admit undergraduates through CUET-UG; law schools use CLAT and other tests; management institutes use CAT, XAT, CMAT and similar exams; and many state and private universities admit on Class 12 marks or their own tests.
Popular options include BBA, B.Com, BCA, BA LLB, B.Des, BJMC, B.Sc in many subjects, hotel management and allied health courses. The best choice depends on your interests and the career you want.
Most central universities, including Delhi University and BHU, admit undergraduates through CUET-UG and postgraduates through CUET-PG, conducted by the National Testing Agency.
Yes. Law (BA LLB), BBA, B.Com, CA, CS, journalism, design and many B.A. and social-science degrees accept students from any stream.
Not always. Some careers start well after a bachelor’s degree, but roles in management, teaching, research and many specialised jobs grow faster with an MBA, M.Sc, M.Com, MA or a professional qualification.
Yes. AISEE awards merit-based scholarships for higher studies; check the AISEE scholarship page for the courses and colleges covered this year.