Every roadfrom Class 10,drawn clearly.
908 careers across 50 courses — the streams, the entrance exams, the eligibility and the honest trade-offs — explained in plain language, for students and parents to read together.
It starts with one result.
The SSLC result arrives, and every family faces the same question: what next? Most answers come from neighbours, coaching advertisements and guesswork. Clear Career exists so the answer can come from a map instead — every option laid out, before anyone pays a fee.
Six doors after Class 10.
Every one of them leads somewhere real. The stream you pick decides which exams and courses open next — so see all six before choosing one.
PUC Science
Engineering, Medicine (MBBS), Pharmacy and 12 more.
15 coursesPUC Commerce
Chartered Accountancy, B.Com / BBA, Banking & Finance and 4 more.
7 coursesPUC Arts
Civil Services (IAS/IPS), Law (LLB), Journalism & Mass Comm. and 11 more.
14 coursesDiploma (Polytechnic)
Mechanical Diploma, Computer Science / IT Diploma, Civil Diploma and 2 more.
5 coursesITI (Trades)
Electrician Trade, Fitter / Welder Trade, Mechanic Trade (Motor Vehicle) and 2 more.
5 coursesVocational Education
Healthcare & Paramedical (NSQF), IT & Digital Skills (NSQF), Retail, Hospitality & Beauty (NSQF) and 1 more.
4 coursesEvery pathway, drawn to the last step.
Pick any of the 50 courses and Clear Career draws the whole road — and then the directions it can go after graduation. Here is one of them:
General Physician
MD/MS (3Y)
Govt Medical Officer via KPSC
Private clinic
A guide with nothing to sell you.
No coaching packages, no college seats, no counselling fees. That changes what a guide is willing to tell you.
Checked at the source
Facts are verified against the regulators — NMC, AICTE, PCI, ICAI and the rest — not copied from brochures.
Honest about money
The low end of every salary range is a realistic first salary — not the topper's package from a poster.
Free, and it stays free
Every fact is free with no login and no paywall, and every fact page still works offline. No third-party ad networks, no cross-site tracking, and nothing sold to anyone. A few ads we place ourselves help keep it free. An account only adds your personal tools.
The whole map, as a book.
A complete handbook built from the same verified data — every stream, all 50 courses, 235 specialisations, and what you can choose next at every stage. Free to read, chapter by chapter.
It carries no fees and no salary figures — on purpose. Money stays on the site, where it can be kept current.
Built for two readers.
Students from Class 8 onwards — and the parents deciding with them. Plain language instead of jargon, a glossary for every term, and Karnataka's reservation and scholarship rules explained step by step. So the family conversation starts from the same page, years before the application forms do.
Courses after SSLC, answered.
What are the courses after SSLC (10th)?
After SSLC six roads open: PUC Science, PUC Commerce, PUC Arts, a diploma at a polytechnic, an ITI trade course, and a vocational NSQF course. Each one leads on to a degree, a job or further study, and none is a punishment for a low mark.
See every course after 10thWhich career path should I choose after 10th?
Start from what you enjoy and from what your result allows, then look at where each road ends. The two-minute quiz suggests a stream, and the search finds a career like doctor, teacher or electrician and shows the way there from Class 10.
Take the two-minute quizWhat can I do after PUC Science, Commerce or Arts?
Each PUC stream opens its own degrees: engineering, medicine and the B.Sc subjects after Science, B.Com, BBA and the CA route after Commerce, BA, law and journalism after Arts. Several courses, such as law and the B.Ed, also take graduates from any discipline.
Explore courses after PUCPCMB or PCMC: which should I take in PUC Science?
PCMB has Biology, which NEET for medicine needs. PCMC swaps Biology for Computer Science, so the Biology-gated courses close, while engineering stays open on Maths. If you are unsure, PCMB keeps the most doors open.
Read PCMB vs PCMCWhich entrance exams matter in Karnataka?
KCET for most state-quota professional seats, NEET UG for medicine and related courses, JEE Main for national engineering institutes, and CLAT for national law universities. Diploma holders use DCET to enter engineering in the second year.
Entrance exams explainedIs Clear Career free, and is it for parents too?
Yes. It is free, written in plain language, and meant for students from Class 8 onwards and the parents deciding with them, with Karnataka’s reservation and scholarship rules explained step by step.
Start with the beginner’s guideStart where you are.
In Class 8 and curious, or holding a result and deciding — the map is the same. Open it.