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If you took Physics, Chemistry, Maths or Biology in class 11. Browse the job routes researched so far, then open one for its pay ladder and entry requirements.
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Study crops, soil, livestock and food systems in a four-year professional degree, then go into agricultural research, a bank's farm-lending desk, government extension work, or the seed and agri-input industry.
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The hands-on clinical work in a hospital that isn't done by a doctor or a nurse - moving injured joints, running lab tests, taking scans, testing eyes - through an entry route most students assume, wrongly, is NEET.
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Design buildings - houses, schools, offices, stations - and see them through from a drawing to a finished thing people walk into.
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Join the Army, Navy or Air Force as an officer straight after class 12, leading soldiers, sailors or flying aircraft.
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You help operate trains or maintain railway equipment through a technical route.
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You teach a college subject and develop academic work in that field.
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Train as a licensed Ayurvedic or homoeopathic doctor through the same NEET-UG exam as MBBS - the route a huge number of NEET candidates end up on when the MBBS rank does not come.
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A graduate recruitment exam leads to administrative, tax, audit and investigation posts.
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You perform uniformed security duties after recruitment open at school level.
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Design, build and keep running the physical things around you - machines, power grids, roads, bridges, factories and metro lines.
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You use data, statistics and computing to answer practical questions.
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Diagnose and treat problems with teeth, gums and the mouth - fillings, extractions, braces, implants and surgery.
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Diagnose and treat illness and injury - the route that leads to being a physician, a surgeon or any medical specialist.
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You handle records, correspondence or data entry in a public office.
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You provide local postal services under a separate engagement system.
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You work on hiring, development and employee relations.
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You apply engineering training to public works, equipment or maintenance.
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You help organisations analyse problems and plan changes.
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Drive and run the giant cargo ships that carry almost everything the world buys, spending months at a time at sea.
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Deliver the day-to-day care that keeps hospital patients alive - the people who are actually at the bedside, all day and all night.
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You support young children through play, language, routines and early learning.
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You help supervise financial institutions, markets or development finance.
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Know medicines inside out - how they are made, what they do, what they must never be mixed with - and either make them, test them, or hand them to patients.
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You teach movement, fitness and sports safely, and organise school games.
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You teach a subject in classes 11–12 after subject study and teacher training.
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You help younger pupils build reading, writing, numeracy and classroom skills.
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You coordinate what a product should do and how a team improves it.
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You use mathematics and code to study financial decisions and trading.
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You support track, station or maintenance operations in a railway unit.
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Spend your working life finding out things nobody knows yet - in physics, chemistry, biology or maths - at a university or a national laboratory.
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Write the code behind the apps, websites, banking systems and games that people use every day.
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You help run railway operations or administration through graduate recruitment.
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You enter a supervisory uniformed role through graduate recruitment and physical selection.
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You teach a subject in classes 6–10 after a relevant degree and teacher training.
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You design, test or verify the circuits used in electronic chips.