CC was come enjoy College MPC wasar and mbbs was ma my seniors had these acronyms to help us decide what stream to choose after 10th but after an overall work experience of 14 years and three different careers I can tell you that it's not about what stream you choose but what you do with it that decides how successful you are how much money you make and most importantly how happy you are and I promise by the end of this video you will know not not just what subjects to choose after 10 but also what to
do with them because in today's video we're going to see a quick list of four main streams and the carers they lead to I'll give you a simple technique that'll help you find out what stream is best for you and in the end I'll announce a series of free online webinars where you and I can discuss your career questions be it related to colleges exams or just motivation but before that if you like this video make sure you hit that like button because it tells me that I should keep making more videos let's begin [Music]
now before we talk about the technique let's first look at the available streams and what carers they can lead to I would recommend that you take a screenshot whenever I show you a list of carers because these screenshots will be useful when we discuss the technique in the next section as you know we have four mainst streams math biology Commerce and Humanities let's start with maths we associate PCM with just computer science engineering or it but BCM can also lead you to some other lucrative careers like architecture Material Science defense Services finance and even healthcare
related fields like biotechnology having maths as a subject in your 12th also opens up the possibilities of pursuing various degrees in fact BC in economics BC in acarial science and even bcom in economics and finance require maths as a mandatory subject look don't hate me if you don't like math all I'm saying is that not every degree requires advanced math skills some require just a basic understanding of math so if you find it even a little tolerable then it doesn't hurt to have it as a subject till your 12th I Promise by the end of
this video you will find a combination of subjects that you like for now just relax and take screenshots whenever you see a career list now let's move on to biology most of us think that you must choose PCB only if you want to become a doctor but even PCB students have a wide range of careers to choose from like Pharmaceuticals drug research nursing biotechnology physiotherapy veterinary sciences and more people in these carers play aiv role in society's health and well-being work on conservation of wildlife contribute to drug research and even help in solving crimes moving
on to Commerce chartered accountant is the most popular career for Commerce student but they can also offer careers like company secretary cost and management accountant chartered financial analyst the advantage commer students have is flexibility and variety they can choose to switch between various career options like Finance banking accounting business some Commerce students also choose to pursue law moving on to Arts and Humanities this stream is all about critical thinking communication creativity and understanding of how Society works if that's even possible do this some popular carer parts for this stream are journalism content writing public relations
where you handle media press releases advertising where you'll be involved in ad campaigns market research brand management then you have carers in political science literature and even Fine Arts and last but not the least let's talk about stream neutral careers there are certain careers that focus more on skills and experience and you can opt for them no matter what stream you choose eventually carers like digital management content writing sales event management hotel management and even law the advantage of having stream Neal carers is that they can become a part of your plan B just in
case your plan a that was related to your mainstream does not work out we'll discuss more about plan a and plan B in the next section apart from these five streams we also have vocational careers which focus on practical skills and Hands-On training the main advantage is a quicker entry in the workforce we're going to talk more about vocational careers in our future videos and we'll also have videos on the cost of high education defense Services civil services detailed videos on each stream and a lot more for 10th and 12th standard students so make sure
you subscribe to the urban fight and hit that Bell icon because we respect your time and make videos that are crisp and to the [Music] point finally it is time to understand the technique that will help you choose your subjects now listen to me very carefully there's a Japanese concept called called iiy it says that your purpose in life lies at the intersection of what you love what you're good at what the world needs and more importantly what can you be paid for okay this diagram looks very cool T but how will this help me
choose subjects after 10th that's a very good question to which I would say that you need to apply the same ikai principle while choosing a subjects you need to find subjects you love subjects you are good at your dream job subject subjects and subjects that are mandatory requirements to get into your favorite college or university which can be synonymous to what you can be paid for because let's accept it you like universities because of placement I know this is all too much so let's make it simple first take a list of subjects and streams your
school is providing you it might look something like this now to decide which of these subjects are for you make a table with four columns let's call it the subjects table in the First Column write the sub subjects you love let's say economics English even physical education but what if some subjects are new in that case ask your seniors for books on those subjects read a few chapters and if you like them even a little bit then mention those subjects here it's okay if you're not good at these subjects currently if you like them write
them in the second column write the subjects that you're good at the difference between this and the First Column is that here you should also include subjects that you might not like for example let's say you don't enjoy history but score good marks anywhere mention those kind of subjects as well here in the third column write subjects that are mandatory for the college or university you want to get into it is okay to not know about colleges at this stage most students don't but if you do mention those subjects here to give you an example
let's say you really like Delhi University and want to do bcom honors from there you might think that you only need Commerce which is true but to do bcom honors from Delhi University you must also have math in your 12th so this column includes the subjects required by your favorite universities it's okay if you don't know about colleges most students don't at this age but the good news is I'm going to tell you how to find colleges that suit your needs in my webinars the details of which are in the description and also at the
end of this video moving on to the fourth column now this is a little tricky but it's really the most delicious part of this table over here write subjects that keep your dream job open let's say in the future you know for sure that you want to become an investment Banker then write the subjects here that prepare you for your investment banking Journey right from your 11th or let's say that your dream is to move to Germany and work there then writing German here is not wrong some students know exactly what their dream job is
but if you're one of those many students who in their 10th do not know what their dream job is then this is what you're going to do create another table let's call it the dream job table in the First Column write all your dream jobs like whatever comes to your mind to give you a few examples it can be a job someone in your family who inspires you is doing let's say you saw a YouTube video of a graphic designer or interior decorator and really liked it then write that job here it can even be
a job your favorite TV character is portraying like the lawyer Harvey Spectre from Suits or the nutritionist Dr Sonakshi fromang hey they're your dreams as long as it's not Mother of Dragons I'm not judging remember the screenshots I ask you to take keeping those in front of you might also help you while filling your dream job column now now in the next column write subjects that are mandatory to pursue that dream job you can find out about them through a simple Google search or by asking somebody in your school I'll show you how to do
it more efficiently in my free webinars now here's the bonus tip nobody's going to tell you this add a third column to this table called skills and in this column write things that you can start learning immediately like today let's say your dream job is data scientist then in the skills column you can mention Python and start learning it today let's say you want to get into digital marketing then write adob Premier Pro or photoshop or even filora I'm not asking you to buy these softare just start by watching a YouTube tutorial of python adob
Premier Pro Photoshop and see if you want to learn any of these skills by doing this you'll have 2 years to experiment and by the time you're in your 12th you'll have a better idea about which of these dream jobs can be turned into reality because that's the beauty of skills they are tangible you can write them in your resume and they're transferable one skill can be applied to multiple careers to give you my own example right from my 10th I was focused on developing skills I was drawn towards beat public speaking coding designing a
poster or even editing a video and all of these skills have found a way to back me up in every job I have taken up and this is what it takes to find your iy guy skills a carer can fluctuate between in demand to getting off but skills are evergreen now take all these subjects from your dream job table back to the fourth column of your first table and you will notice that the subject table just simplifies one of the most crucial questions of your life you can see clearly where there's an intersection of the
subjects and what subjects keep your option open for more than one career so that you have a plan a but also a plan B and that is how you make an informed decision about what subjects to choose after your 10th I know know this sounds like a lot of work but if you have more questions I have some great news we're going to discuss all of this and more in detail in our upcoming free webinars where you and I will talk about career options for 10th 11th and 12th standard students how to start learning both
soft and technical skills while you're still in school how to use AI to create a career path for yourself expert talks related to a specific career and a lot more this will be a recurring online workshop and if you want an invite to it all you need to do is fill it the form mentioned in the description and write to me detailed questions you have about your career the more specific your questions are the better I can be prepared to answer them during the session I prefer that this session is attended by both the parent
and the student but if your parents are busy then at least having them at the beginning of the session is important this Workshop will have a lot of information and a lot of activities so send this video to your friends as well so that all of you can attend it together and be interactive if you have any other carer video request make sure you write about it in the comment section your career is your responsibility not your parents not your relatives yours so never be afraid to ask questions I'm tusin this is the urban fight
and I'll see you in the next video and hopefully also live in one of the workshops now go to the Google form in the description and send me your [Music] questions oh
