What to do after 10th?

Well I will suggest you to ask your daughter, what she wants to study or what profession she will love to to. Do not go for a diploma. IF she is interested in a particular subject, let her choose that even if she does not want to go for professional degree. The decision solely lies with her... Have a nice day!

Congratulations! She sure is a bright girl. I have the same problem with my son when he completed is secondary education that we call here Form Five. Since he did extremely good in the public exam he was chosen for a two years matriculation to gain entry to university. During that matriculation period he was undecided where or what course to take. Since he is good in Mathematics and physics he opted to take a three years degree course in geo-physics. Now he is already in his fifth year working in an international oil company as a geo-physcists. Though it is a challenging career he enjoy the work.

First of all, I would like to congratulate your daughter! I've never heard of this test before, but 95 seems like a great number. Is this in a country outside of the US? My dad is an engineer, so he knows a lot about this stuff. But personally, I think it's completely up to your daughter. I've never met a single person who walked into college having their entire college career planned out, then followed that EXACT plan. Everyone experiences a little each day in college, and they eventually change their plans a little here, and a little there, and eventually, they'll come across something they love. I would suggest to not ask people what is suitable for girls, but to actually allow her to try it out. Do some research on each science, and see if you can find some seminars or programs that allow her to experiment with some of these. Once she gets a feel for each one of these, she can decide which one she thinks is the best for her. Happy mylotting!

Hello Nitu First of all hearty congrats to your daughter for being the top scorer of her school. And coming to your point, i'm an engineer too. I would prefer 10+2 if you want your daughter to be doing engineering. The reason for this is, an intermediate leaning which is the 11th and 12th will help your daughter grow as a person with a little more responsibilities. She will learn the seriousness of her life and studies in this age. Putting her right away into college will somewhere reduce a little seriousness as this is the age your girl might get diverted from studies. Peer pressure will build up a lot at this age and she somewhere might not get it right in the college at this age itself. Let she study her 11th and 12th and then once she matures rightly, she will be ready to step into college and by then she would have handled how to manage the peer pressure and experiencing the college for the first time in engineering is a good feeling trust me. And the fact that I told she might lose interest and divert is because, I have a few people who came from polytechnic background to engineering. Almost everybody lacked the seriousness about the studies and unfortunately almost everybody except 1 or 2 dropped their studies because of the attachment they had with their peers and because of the lack of eligibility to continue with the studies. Moreover, doing 11th and 12th will help your daughter study better in engineering because she wil be studying a few basic concepts in this classes only. Take up Computer Science as the major elective in 11th and 12th. Because computers play a very important rold in an engineer's life no matter whether she will be an civil engineer or mechanical engineer, you need to know the C languages of computers. Coming to the second question, Civil or mechanical! I would prefer a civil because, mechanical doesn't suit much for girls to go and handle those lathe machines and all the other machines. I see my friends (only 2 girls in a class of mechanical in my college) struggle a lot in mechanical as those are the things which are not meant to be for girls. And the placing opportunity for the mechanical engineers is a little less. So go for Civil engineering. It would be good for your daughter's future. Still if you can think about "Electronics and Communication" or "Computer Science", i will be more happy because your daughter seems to study really well, why do you want her to struggle a little in the future for the job opportunities. Electronics and communication & Computer science are the ruling courses in engineering and they have wide job opportunities in the future. Whatever it is, ultimately learn your daughter's interest too. Because she is the one who is going to study. Make some more research on all the courses available in engineering and tell her about everything and the opportunities she will get of all, show her the available ways and let she decide which path to go! Good luck for your daughter's future. Have a nice day!

At the outset Congratulations for scoring 95% in CBSC. Now for further education go for 10+2 and then graduation in Computer Science will be better. She can also try for IIT. Best of Luck !!!

Hello, a very congract on your daughters result. I would suggest her to first concentrate 10+2 and then she should opt for civil engeneering better for girls in my opinian.