Career Yatra
497 ways to begin.
One of them is yours.
Every career here is mapped end to end — what to study after Class 10 and Class 12, which exams matter, where to apply, and where the path leads once you are in.
01The question
What should I become?
It is the largest question school asks you, and it usually arrives with almost nothing to go on — a stream to pick, a deadline, and advice from whoever happens to be in the room.
Career Yatra replaces the guesswork with a map.
02The scale
497
careers, each one transcribed from the source volumes rather than summarised — and every single one of them carries a complete roadmap, not just a description.
- 13
- Career categories
- 5
- Streams covered
- 9
- School subjects
- 11
- Interest areas
03Discovery
Start from what you already know about yourself.
The way school already divides it. Pick the stream you are in, or the one you are weighing up.
See every option- Science StreamAgriculture and Allied Sciences · Health and Wellness · Engineering · Information Technology · Research and Development
- Commerce StreamBusiness and Finance · Management · Operations, Logistics, and Hospitality
- Humanities StreamArts, Media, Marketing and Entertainment · Education and Training · Public Policy, Law, and Safety
- Skill & VocationalHands-on ITI, polytechnic and vocational trade careers you can start right after Class 8 or 10 — no stream required.
- Government & Public ServiceCivil services, defence and public-sector careers open to graduates of any stream.
04The fields
Thirteen categories. Every field in the source volumes.
01 · Science
Agriculture and Allied Sciences
Farming, fisheries, horticulture, dairy and soil science careers that feed and sustain the country.
Agricultural Engineer · Agronomist · Animal Health Worker · Aquaculture Worker …
Explore Agriculture and Allied Sciences05The roadmap
Every career opens the same way.
Not a paragraph and a salary figure. Seven chapters, in the same order, for all 497 — so two careers can actually be compared.
- 01OverviewWhat the work actually is.
- 02Skills and interestsWhether it suits how you think.
- 03Eligibility and education roadmapClass 10 onward, step by step.
- 04Forms, exams and applicationsThe exams that gate the path.
- 05Where to applyGovernment, private and distance options.
- 06Career outcomesEntry roles and where they lead.
- 07Student action planWhat to do about it this month.
- 01OverviewWhat the work actually is.
- 02Skills and interestsWhether it suits how you think.
- 03Eligibility and education roadmapClass 10 onward, step by step.
- 04Forms, exams and applicationsThe exams that gate the path.
- 05Where to applyGovernment, private and distance options.
- 06Career outcomesEntry roles and where they lead.
- 07Student action planWhat to do about it this month.
06Start here
Eight roadmaps to open first.
- 01Agricultural EngineerAgriculture and Allied Sciences
- 02Content WriterArts, Media, Marketing and Entertainment
- 03Company SecretaryBusiness and Finance
- 04School TeacherEducation and Training
- 05NurseHealth and Wellness
- 06Automobile EngineerEngineering
- 07Indian Administrative ServiceGovernment Services
- 08Database AdministratorInformation Technology
07The next step
Still deciding? Answer five questions.
Transparent scoring, no sign-up, nothing shared. It points you at the interests that match your answers — and the careers behind them.
Career content is adapted from Exploring Career Paths with Career Cards, Volumes 1 & 2 (NCERT, in collaboration with UNICEF India and PSSCIVE Bhopal). This is an independent, unofficial educational resource — always verify eligibility, fees, exams and admissions on official sources before making decisions. Read more.