Paper Technology To Geology, Least Chosen Courses After Class 12

 Courses like History, Political Science, and Sociology were once in high demand. However, in recent years, the number of students enrolling in these subjects has declined.

After completing class 12, choosing the right college or course for higher education is not easy. It’s advisable to seek guidance from a career counsellor. Technology is rapidly changing, and with it, career options, courses, and the job market are evolving too. The demand for some courses has significantly decreased, and it is expected that some of these will phase out completely in the coming years.

It’s crucial to choose the right course after class 12. Enrolling in a course with little future relevance could make your education obsolete. Education has become costly, and paying fees is challenging for many. Thus, it’s essential to avoid choosing the wrong course and compromising your future. Here are some courses whose demand is expected to decline.

Avoid These Courses in the Arts Stream

Courses like History, Political Science, and Sociology were once in high demand and defined the Arts stream. However, in recent years, the number of students enrolling in these subjects has declined. Although these are valuable for theoretical knowledge, they have limited practical demand. Only pursue these courses in the Arts stream if you see future opportunities in them.

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