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Hi,There are courses like M.Pharma. (Pharmaceutics) 2 years (4 Semesters), M.Pharma. (Pharmacology)
2 years. (4 Semesters), M.Pharma. (Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance), 2 years. (4 Semesters), M.Pharma. (Pharmaceutical Analysis) 2 years. (4 Semesters) But the most important thing is that from where you are pursuing your degree. There are few renowned institutions like PSG College of Pharmacy, Lovely Professional University, JSS College of Pharmacy, K College of Pharmacy etc. That offers excellent learning atmosphere to its students. You have to be care full with the option as Quality Assurance is in demand.

3 Views Posted a year ago

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Himanshi Pandey,

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<p>Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Mumbai offers a full-time BE in four specialisations. The career prospects of pursuing a BE at the institute vary depending on the specialisations selected by the candidates. After graduating from the institute, BE degree holders can either seek a job or pursue PG courses like an M.Tech or an MBA. Some job roles for which they can be hired are listed below:</p><ul><li>Software Engineer</li><li>Computer Engineer</li><li>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/online-courses/what-is-data-scientist-dg655" rel="noopener"&gt;Dat... View more

336 Views Posted 9 years ago

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I would suggest you to go for B.Tech CSE or IT. You can go for it, if you have interest in computer science.

29 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Educational Counselor,

Dear Diya,
This is not the right way to find a career. Rather than worrying about a career option being over-crowded, try finding what you would like to do. What motivates you? What are you interested in? Which subjects do you like the most? If you know the answer for these questions, then your problem is resolved. The world is full of opportunities, you just need to go out there and explore the options. One way of doing this is by reading a lot, watching useful (not random) videos. Another way is by meeting people in different fields and vocation. You are young and have an opportunity of doing whatever you want. Don't limit yourself ... View more

121 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Explore your self,

Hi,
All fields have is better scope in future, but from my point of view, you should take pharmacy as a career and you should have in-depth knowledge of your subject.
All the best.

86 Views Posted 9 years ago

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While a Bachelor's degree is required for all positions, an undergraduate degree in nutrition prepares individuals for careers in the food industry. People in these careers use food, health and nutrition knowledge to help test products, assist consumers and manage food operations. Keep reading for an overview of dietitian and nutritionist, food scientist and food service manager careers.
Dietitians and Nutritionists
Nutritionists and dietitians work with clients on a consultant, community or clinical basis. These professionals plan healthy meals to satisfy nutritional requirements. By promoting healthy eating habits, nutritionists ... View more

60 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi Vivek,
Nowadays the field of Information Technology has more scope. If you have an interest in technology then you must select B.Sc IT.

143 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Mentor , Artist , Social worker...,

Dear,
IATA certificate course won't give your good opportunities and growth. You should think of MBA Airport management, through that you would get knowledge skills and understanding for the domain and Best opportunities too.
All the best.

19 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi,
Glad to see that you are opting for the right technology at the right time. NoSQL is in high demand because of its structure and design and it goes perfectly with Big Data to quick integration with available API.
Mongo DB, AWS Dynamo DB and Google Cloud, Azure these are some well-known NoSQL services which will rule in the DB world without any doubts. I hope you are getting the scope and career progress in NoSQL. I would further advise getting familiar with basic RDBMS functions and designs which would help you to have a quick understanding of the differences between SQL and NoSQL. You may go through the below link to know mor... View more

54 Views Posted 7 years ago

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You can attempt several exams for Army.
1. CDSE is the main exam conducted by UPSC.
2. TGC for Technical students.
3. UES for Prefinal year Engineering students. These are some common exams you can prepare for.

33 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Open minded, social worker,

After M.Sc. you can go for the research field. Really, it has good scope. Select the best option and design your future. All the best for your future.

31 Views Posted 7 years ago

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interest in agricultural research.,

Dear,
First of all, you need to know about MBA before entering into the world of MBA. It is the courses which stand for Master in business administrative. After completing your B.Sc, you can go for MBA in Agriculture business, MBA in marketing, MBA in HR and many more trade. So, please make a choice of your trade. Best of luck.

39 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Hi Niharika Sona, Makeup Artist. A makeup artist enhances a client's physical appearance using cosmetic products and techniques. Below are the career you can look forward to :
Nail Technician
Hairdresser
Beauty Writer/Editor
Fashion Show Stylist
Beauty Business Consultant.

23 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Career Counselor,

Mass Media has a number of courses and domains to specialize. But, you need to focus in Film Making or Production-Direction areas when you do your degrees and trainings. Please see that a normal Bachelor degree won't be able to give you everything of Direction skills. Yes, of this is done from the prime places like FTII or even NSD you get to know what real work is. Do a Bachelor's degree in. Mass Media from a professionally reputed place or a Master degree will surely be needed to master the nuances of Direction through M.Sc. Electronic media or Film Production.

57 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Yes, you can. After completing BCA, you can take admission in B.Ed. Along with B.Ed, you have to clear the CTET exam.

78 Views Posted 4 years ago

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Pursuing B. Des. Course in UI ad UX design from a reputed institute opens the door to multiple career opportunities for the students. There are several career prospects for B. Des graduates in both the commercial and governmental sectors. You can also get work in other countries with this degree. There are numerous open UI/UX design jobs in varied industries, including smart device development, app development, gaming, Web development, graphic design, and UX design industries. So, it's the right time to deploy the opportunities in the field by pursuing B. Des course from a reputed institute, like The Design Village. After completion of the... View more

32 Views Posted 2 years ago

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<div><div data-attrid="SGEParagraphFeedback" data-hveid="CAIQAA" data-ved="2ahUKEwje66uFiYCEAxWpZmwGHcxvBcgQo_EKegQIAhAA"><span role="heading" aria-level="2">Some career options after completing an MBBS from AIIMS Deoghar include:</span></div></div><div><ul data-hveid="CAQQAA" data-ved="2ahUKEwje66uFiYCEAxWpZmwGHcxvBcgQm_YKegQIBBAA"><li data-attrid="SGEListItem">Government jobs in health services departments</li><li data-attrid="SGEListItem">Defence services jobs in the Army, Navy, and ... View more

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<p>The minimum cutoff for MBA admission at Career Point University (CPUR) in 2023 is a 70 percentile for general category students.</p><ol><li>To be eligible for the MBA program, a student must have completed their graduation with more than 50% marks .</li><li>&nbsp;Additionally, the selection criteria include performance in the bachelor&rsquo;s degree, marks secured in a personal interview, or achieving 80 percentile in MAT/CAT/XAT or scoring more than 600 marks in GMAT.</li><li>. If you meet these requirements, you&rsquo;re on the right track to pursue your MBA at CPUR!</li&g... View more

5 Views Posted a year ago

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Himanshi Pandey,

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<p>REVA University graduates can explore a plethora of &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/bsc-career-chp"&gt;career opportunities after a BSc&lt;/a&gt;. The career prospects mainly depend on the BSc specialisations chosen by the candidates. In general, BSc graduates can build a career in healthcare, technical, and research (both government or private) sectors. Some job profiles available for BSc graduates of the university are listed below:</p><ul><li>Laboratory Manager</li><li>Lab Technician</li><li>Research Assistant</li><li>Radiology Technician</li... View more

61 Views Posted 8 years ago

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You can be in the management teams of agriculture science centers in different parts of India.

46 Views Posted 7 years ago

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La vie est faite pour vivre pas ...,

Hello Bhavesh,
In most cases, students select stream of studies based on peer pressure or parental pressure. If you have taken TC after backlogs in first year is a very bold step indeed. Don't let it be wasted. Do meditation, search in wards, discuss openly with parents etc. It's high time you introspect to find out as to what fascinates you. Which subject ignites spark in your mind. This is the stream you must choose. Remember "there is always room at top". Think positively and conquer the world.
Best wishes to you.

18 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Always here & happy to help u......,

Hey,
Comparing the two options that you have stated, in my humble opinion, a MBA in Finance makes better sense as it gives you more options for your future career than MBA in Banking!
All the Best!
Thanks :)

88 Views Posted 9 years ago

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I can’t differentiate which is better because both have different scope and career path. You can select any programme according to your interest. Selecting course is all about passion, your passion for your course and for your future career. Because the secret to happiness is being able to love whatever it is you do in life. The most important consideration when choosing your course is asking yourself why you are looking to study. It’s really important to think about what you are interested in, and what course you want to study. Is it because you can see your exciting, glittering career ahead?
Hotel Management: Hotel management is ... View more

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Students who have a B.Sc Degree have excellent employment opportunities. Jobs for B.Sc Graduates are not just restricted in the field of Science, but they can also explore others areas like management, engineering, law etc. Popular Job Profiles for B.Sc. Graduates are listed below:
Scientist
Scientific Assistant
Research analyst
Teachers
Technical Writer/Editor
Lecturers
Chemist
Enumerators
Researcher
Biostatistician
Clinical Research Manager
Consultant.

88 Views Posted 8 years ago

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A Nature Lover,

Hi,
The job titles of the Biotechnology Engineers:
Lab Technician
Research Scientist
Teacher/Professor
Research Associate
Science Writer
Biotechnologist
Sales Representative
Quality Control Officer
There is an opportunity to get a job in government sectors and in public & private sectors. Fee structure depends upon college u choose
Salary structure :
It is good if you are seeking for the higher degree as M.Tech or MS or Ph.D. in one of the specializations of biotechnology engineering. A fresher graduate can earn the initial package of 2.5 Lacs per annum. After getting the experience of two o... View more

42 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Management & IT Consultant,

SAP is the worlds largest selling Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) software system. For implementation of SAP you require ABAB developers and functional consultants. If you want to make career in Technical then you may learn ABAB and do certifications. In case you want to be a functional specialist, you can do one of more functional module certification. SAP professionals are paid above normal developers and Business Analysts. With SAP certifications you can join IT companies or IT department of business enterprises.
SAP functional modules are as follows:
(a)Human Resource Management (SAP HRM), also known as Human Resource (HR)... View more

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<p>It depends on your interest whether you are interested in microbiology, immunology or zoology. All these fields need basic knowledge of biology. So you should have basic knowledge of biology and should have a good concluding nature about creatures.</p>

30 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hard worker , learner .,

Hello, hope you are doing well. I appreciate your thought for doing social work. You should start participating in college social clubs, actively participated in social events happening in city, do some internship with NGO or other social cause organization. Search for the available vacancies in this organization and apply for full time job, and do your work.
Hope this helps.

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It is a pretty good college, but for placements, your marks matter.

41 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Data visualization is such a new field that I think anyone with enough time can gain the knowledge of even the most expert data visualizer. I think the key is passion. A passionate, dorky, unrelenting interest in taking data and turning it into something.
If you want to get started commercially, getting exposure is also very important: first have to know you exist, and second, they have to know that you specialize in data visualisation. So attending and speaking at conferences and workshops helps, get connected to key players in the field, get connected to potential clients, participate in contests, etc.

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