after 10th if  i take science stream without maths will i get any job other than a doctor?
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With Biology, you can also opt for a career in Agriculture, or Veterinary Science, besides Home Science.
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I think Commerce will be the best.I scored 89.4% marks & took non-med.Believe me science is not as easy as ppl think.So I recommend commerce.It also depends on ur ability.If u r good in maths u should take comm.
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I have been an 8th grade science teacher for 10 years.  However, I am actually elementary certified.  My license says that I can teach K-6 and then 7-8 non-departmental.  Therefore, I teach 2 sections of science, 2 sections of literature, and 2 sections of composition.  This way I am not considered departmental.  We get around it by teaching more than one subject area.\n\nWith the "No Child Left Behind," I would not be able to teach beyond 6th with an elementary license if I was just starting out.  My work on curriculum, undergrad science courses, years of experience in that particular subject, etc.... keep me as a "highly qualified teacher" according to my state, Indiana.\n\nEach state has their own particular requirements for their licensing.\n\nI would begin by working with your college/university education department.  You should also contact your state education department (ie. Indiana Department of Education).\n\nGood luck!
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Sure you can continue but wether you can get a job after graduation is a different story.  Ask your tutors i would suggest.
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After 12th option is through NDA but that ask for Minimum 10 + 2 with Physics and Mathematics.\n\nAfter graduation CDS is option but that too require  B Sc (Physics and/ or Mathematics) or B E.\n(You should be a B Sc (Maths) or B Sc (Physics)).\n\nSo I am afraid you will not be able to join Flying branch unless you do B.Sc. however you can join ADMINISTRATIVE, LOGISTICS  OR  AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER/ \nFIGHTER CONTROLLER (SSC) BRANCHES/ ACCOUNTS/EDUCATION branch
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It seems that after school (university degree), your first job determines more than anything your further direction. I have studied maths, but my first job was as a Java software developer. Now I am a software developer, although I would like to do more mathematical things. But it is not so easy to change. For one thing I would have to start over at junior level, but also often those positions might be for younger people.\n\nAlso I guess I should have stayed at university - I thought I'd only try the air of the industry for a year, but again, it was not so easy to return to academics.
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I dont forsee any employment opportunity till the time you dont do Mphill or Phd subsequentli. I suppose Journalism or Women studies is the better choice.
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Usually jobs like that just want to make sure you paid enough attention in High School.  You should be comfortable with simple math (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) without the help of a calculator.  You should know order of operations and basic algebra.  \n\nSomeone at the business should be able to give you better recommendations.  Everyone gets nervous about interviews...don't be afraid to ask!
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well u definitely can give ur CAT xam, CAT requires u to complete ur degree bfore attempting it ( or atlest u shud be in ur final 4th yr in of engineerin).\nu can attempt CAT if u dont have maths background but u will hav 2 work hard enough to do maths q's. ( CAT has a quant section which tests u purely on maths) \none advice which u can consider is to join a coaching institution to work on ur maths. they definitely strt frm basics. ALL THE BEST 4 ur future
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Yes.But just algebra 1 and then 2 other maths.English was also a requirement.
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I think most psycologists, and forensics (medical) are doctors themselves who have specialised during there course.\n\nI am not entirely sure what year 10 means, but I am assuming thats pre A level? To go to medical school I did A levels in Biology Chemistry and Physics, its not a required combination, but I am pretty sure Biology and Chemistry and prefered.\n\nAs to getting into medical school itself, it may have changed a bit since I was younger but, I got myself as much relavent experience as I could (going to docs surgerys and asking for help information, i even got to watch a couple of operations)\n\nAnyway, good luck :) in my experience if you work for something you want hard enough you will get it in the end.
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for maths go to mathspower home page on the web and select yr 10
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My nephew just started his classes in this last year at college. To answer your question, it depends on whether your school offers it in 10th grade. It didn't here. he had to do a lot of math though. All the way through calculas. and maintain a good grade. Good Luck.
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my dear young boy,  mr. future doctor,\nu should first complete your 10th, then 12th with good position, then simply appear for various enterence exams to medical colleges with full preparation ( if feel necessary, attend coaching at kota, rajasthan )), if u have talent, then no need to go usa / uk, india has everything to make u a successful doctor,\nwith best wishes
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well i am not upto that grade but as iam doing my 11th now but i am aware of all jobs and graduation needed for it and  i knw abt it....u have to take science... and  go for ias and for this the main thing is u must be aware of is whtz happening in the world in present .... u must be improved in ur gk thn ur upto it welll if ur going for that course best of luck frm mee becoz very few selected perons getz it
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Hi! Did you draw a Venn Diagram? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venn_diagram\n\nI found the following:\nMaths alone: 25%\nMaths AND Science: 15%\nScience alone: 10%\nNot Maths nor Science: 50% [but this is really irrelevant in the question]\n\nYou would notice that Maths alone + Maths AND Science = 40% [as given in the question] and Science alone + Maths AND Science = 25% [also given in the question].\n\nNow, you already know that the student picked majors in Science. That means your denominator will be 25%. As for your numerator, that will have to be 10% [ie. the percentage that does Science alone].\n\nHence the probability of the student that majors Science, but does not major Maths is 10/25. So 40% is the answer, methinks :)
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which stream you have now......1)science 2)commerce or 3) humanities. the courses will depend on your stream. do you have math as a subject.