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Which course I need to take next after 12th PCM to become a scientist future? Can someone please guide me with the suggestion on the same as soon as possible? Hoping that you will answer me soon on this. Awaiting for the answer.

See, to be a scientist the first and foremost requirement is that you take up science in graduation and master degree. Scientist are basically those people who do not go for conventional jobs after their graduation. They go for higher studies instead. They complete research after master degree. After attaining PhD. degree, they further delve into deeper research. They join any organization who appoints researchers based on their achievements so far, like NASA. They continue to be a researcher for the rest of their life.
So as you might understand from the above discussion, that to be a scientist, you have to complete a B.Sc. or B.tech and then the subsequent master degree(either M.Sc. or M.Tech) and then choose a research field and research on that. Earlier researchers could pick a topic and choose a guide for research. Nowadays the matter is much tough.
You need to sit for CSIR NET or UGC NET on the subject that you have passed master degree in. You must not only pass in this examination, you must also get a rank that is among top 15% of all the NET scorers in India. Then you will be able to apply for PhD. in any top level universities. After completing research join any research organization to become a life long scientist.

I have completed my 12th Arts,now I want to go for PSI coaching how to do. I'm from Maharashtra State any suggestions please tell me

I want a best diploma course after 12 (PCM) plz help

What is the salary of a scientist in every scientific field

If you want to work as a scientist in the future and have passed your 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), there are a number of undergraduate programmes you may look into.
It is significant to emphasize that obtaining a formal education alone is not sufficient to become a scientist. You must cultivate keen analytical talents, the capacity for critical thought, and a love of learning. Through internships, research projects, and other extracurricular activities, you can get practical experience. Another typical route to become a scientist is to get a master's or doctorate degree in a particular branch of science.