FSc Pre-Engineering, a Beginning with Greater Scope, Career, Subjects, Eligibility Criteria & Further Study Options
The students who have passed their ten grades and now are heading to join the eleventh step of their academic career are actually the ones, who are in the process of building their career. They are the ones who have to decide what to study, from where to study and why to study. This becomes a turning point in their lives. The students who pass their sciences usually opt for FSc Pre-Engineering or F.Sc Pre-Medical in the intermediate. These two choices were always the preferred ones by the parents. Over the last few years there are number of additions in the field of engineering. The early limited fields that included the civil, electrical and mechanical engineering are extended to several more options. Thus, there is no way a student gets through with a broad spectrum of careers once he joins the F.Sc pre-engineering at the intermediate level.
Scope of FSc Pre Engineering-Career, Subjects & Further Study Options
Subject Requirement for FSc Pre-Engineering:
The students who have passed the matriculation and now successfully moving ahead must qualify in science subjects to seek the admission in F.Sc Pre-Engineering. There are two options available in sciences at the matriculation level. The students either study biology, physics, mathematics and chemistry as electives or they opt for computers in place of biology in the electives. The students passing O levels under Cambridge system can also get admission after providing the equivalence certificate issued by IBBCC.
What is Taught at the F.Sc Pre-Engineering?
Once the student joins the intermediate he is going to put into the class where he is offered the following options as the part of the elective subjects
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
Along with the set of compulsory subjects like English, Urdu, and Islamiat/ Pakistan Studies.
Scope of Joining FSc Pre-Engineering in Pakistan:
On the completion of their intermediate in the said combination, the students have two options. Either they apply for the early jobs or they can study further in the field of their choice ending up in the BS engineering. The various fields open for the students after the completion of FSc Pre-Engineering include degrees by the civilian institutions and also those given by the armed forces engineering colleges. To sum up these all the available options include:
Civil Engg
Environmental Engg
Chemical Engg
Laser Technology
Structural Engg
Computer Imaging Technology
Electrical Engg
Aerospace Engg
Nuclear Engg
Agricultural Engg
Mechanical Engg
Some integrated fields are also available like genetic engineering, bio chemical engineering, etc.
In the light of above, it can be easily concluded that Pakistan is a great soil for the engineers of the future.
You guys may get admission in various other related fields too, like BCS, BBA, LLB, BS, BSc etc. We are going to write detailed career counseling articles on all these further study options for FSc Pre Engineering.
ICS is best alternative of F.Sc Pre Engineering. Second best alternative is FA General Science. Academically weak students who have interest in Engineering field can go for DAE as after DAE you may go for B.Tech and even BS Engg. DAE itself is a professional diploma, which may help you to earn handsome money. We recommend you to prefer FSc Pre Engineering on FSc Pre Medical as FSc Pre Engineering students have just few further study options. Kindly read our following articles too.
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