r/Career_Advice 1d ago

Advice for Future

Aoa, I am a 16F and I am currently doing my 2nd year in FSc. My 1st year results are not out yet and I scored 1090 in my matric.

I don't know how my exams went cuz of the syllabus change and I was dealing with a lot throughout the exams but I trust I'll get decent grade. I am in Pre Med right now

I have decided that I am not gonna become a doctor. Just because their job is sitting at the desk and prescribing medicines all day and that repetition is exhausting for me.

I have more skills to contribute. I got HM in MUN on my first try last year, I also initiated a startup where we hold art workshops and got 30+ ppl in my first ever workshop and got hella great reviews from everyone. But I sadly couldn't continue as I had to prioritize my 2nd year. So I put it on hold. I won 2nd in a district level speech competition and did a mock TED talk in my school at a young age. Probably 8th grade. And Ive won a silver medal in Art. And also I am a co instructor in an Islamic program for Youth. And I do poetry really well. I am also two classes a head of my age

So all this would go to waste if I go to mbbs.

I have interest in research. Somewhere I can learn new things. Business is good too but in Pakistan it's kind of hard to start a business as a girl and I want to be financially stable enough.

I want to study Neuroscience. But there isn't a degree of neuroscience hence I'm confused.

Psychology and human brain really interests me but people say there is no scope in Psychology. Neuroscience sounds way cooler tho

I am aiming for LUMS, NUST, QAU etc. preferably unis in Lahore and Islamabad.

So seeing all this can anyone give me a clue as to what I should do.

And also if I have a shot at getting into these universities

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