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Doing B.Tech after diploma is a spark and will enhance your knowledge and profile.

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Yard by yard its hard, but inch ...,

You can either try for job or go for higher studies. Doing M.Sc/ MBA after graduation will help you to get lucrative job offers. Some of the areas that offer jobs for a B.Sc degree holder includes Laboratories, Medical Research, Petroleum Companies, Pharmaceutical Companies, Power Generating Companies, Pyrotechnics Manufacturers, Research and Development Firms. Companies like Dabur, Hindustan Lever, Ranbaxy also hires B.Sc graduates.

218 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Dear Harshit Chouhan,
Normally, among the students, aviation management means something crazy but originally, in India, aviation management is not having that much growth. In fact, this specialisation is very narrow, therefore, prefer general BBA and later you can go for MBA from top notch institutes. Still, you can choose the best college.
All the best.

403 Views Posted 2016-02-28 23:45:37

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Hi,
Why do you want to pursue your MCA from Mumbai University only?
Is there any specific reason?

238 Views Posted 2016-06-21 17:19:18

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Currently, there is no institute offering courses in Travel Journalism. One can opt for Journalism as a course and later may join Travel domain .
If one is interested in Travel Journalism, one has to develop the zest for Travelling by itself.Journalism can only teach you standards of the field rest you one has to develop. Follow popular blogs, websites & start gathering Information on places & utilize them in your career

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Management & IT Consultant,

Digital marketing is an umbrella term for the marketing of products or services using digital technologies, mainly on the internet, but also including mobile phones, display advertising, and any other digital medium. Digital marketing differs from traditional marketing in that it involves the use of channels and methods that enable an organization to analyse marketing campaigns and understand what is working and what is not in real time. Digital marketers monitor things like what is being viewed, how often and for how long, sales conversions, what content works and doesn't work, etc. While the internet is, perhaps, the channel most closely... View more

156 Views Posted 2016-05-11 22:29:26

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Bachelor of Fine Arts is a very excellent course to do as one can learn to horn their skill and creativity. This course is ideal course if you want to make a career in creative fields such as Digital arts. visual arts, graphic design, industrial design, film production, interior design etc. After completing your BFA degree you can work in Advertising Companies, Art Studios, Fashion Houses digital agencies etc. In a longer run, you can aim to become a design head, art director or an expert in your field of specialization. The path of entrepreneurship and starting own business is also a good option for the students of BFA.
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Made Easy is the best according to previous record.

207 Views Posted 2016-04-23 02:10:12

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BSc in cs nd BCA both r gud

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Yard by yard its hard, but inch ...,

Yes, you can go for banking sector after B.Sc. Either you can go for IBPS-PO exam else you can go for MBA in BFSI from a top B-School like IIMs or MDI/SP Jain/TAPMI/IFMR/JBIMS known for finance.

118 Views Posted 2016-06-17 00:54:12

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You can work in all FMCG, some agro based, milk treatment like industry in India.
Now a days these types of industries are increasing

119 Views Posted 2016-05-29 22:06:23

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After BMM, one can get into areas such as client servicing, media planning, copywriting or creative writing, account planning etc. You can also do a Masters course from a well-ranked institute and then join the industry.

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Yes IB is available as Specialisation for MBA.There are many variety of career option available if you choose this as your specialisation.

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A textile designer can be employed in the garment, fashion, home furnishing and the interiors segment among other industries. With growing market potential for textile products, there is a wide range of career opportunities for textile designers. They can take up full-time jobs in garment manufacturing companies, fashion designing agencies, textile manufacturers, and the retail world. They can also be hired by a professional textile designer. Export houses also employ a number of textile designers. Growing opportunities are found with government sponsored and private silk, handloom, khadi, jute, and craft development organizations.... View more

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Hello Pratik,
Some possible jobs include the following:
Chemistry research in industry
Non-research in industry, such as lab management, filling out regulatory paperwork, performing safety audits
teaching (at all levels)
Medicine
Law (both chemistry & non-chemistry related)
Consulting
Software/programming, for chemists who have some Aptitude & experience there
Science writing, including both technical writing & journalistic writing
Business, including starting a company
Finance & banking
Science majors, including chemists, pick up critical thinking & problem-solving skills that are valuable i... View more

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Hi Prashant,
You can look at the following options to study in the field you desire:
1. New York Film Academy.
2. Vancouver Film School.
3. FTII - Pune.
4. Institute of Creative Arts.

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If it is a full time course, you can get a decent placement. If you are doing it through part time, it will add knowledge and polish you in terms of presentation skills and team work. For job prospects, you won't get any benefit as part time MBAs do not have any placement support.

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Teaching. Pretty obvious, but teaching is a good job. As well as going for UPSC. One can also go for Law by going for an LLB degree.
I hope it helped.
Thanks.

45 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Study of Law takes you to Judiciary, Corporate and Individual Practice. Seeing that, this Degree of LLB enables these three possibilities. This is a good option. I suggest you to do this only after a self-analysis, that you have the skills to do justice to this degree.

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Hi Divya,
Along with B.Com, you can pursue short term courses like tally because even if you finish the short-term course like Tally. You can easily earn 10k per month by doing tally at small offices or finance company and after finishing B.Com, when you go for job, you can easily get a good job on the basis of your B.Com degree and tally experience. You can earn upto 30k per month. So, you can do the course of Tally or there is another typing course, it will make your typing skills strong. If after finishing B.Com, you go for data entry or typing jobs, you can earn good. So, these two courses can be chosen.

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Good evening dear,
Go for MBA in marketing and finance.
It has a good scope and earning opportunities.
Thanks and all the best.

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You can get the job title as :
Bilingual Education
Broadcaster/News Reader
Communication Disorders Specialist
Copywriter
Editor
Grant / Proposal writer
Interpreter
Language Planner
Lexicographer
Professor/Instructor/Teacher
Psycholinguist
Public Relations
Publishing
Researcher
Technical Writer
Translator; and many more.
Hope this helps.

89 Views Posted 2016-07-21 21:12:39

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Hi,
A lot of career opportunities is available in this field. The career opportunities are available in public as well as in private sector. The public sector jobs includes work in zoological parks, wildlife ranges, corporate having their own plantations for timbering, wildlife research institutes, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE) and its affiliated institutes, wildlife department, forest department, national parks & sanctuaries, forest nurseries. Those holding Bachelors degree in forestry can apply for the Central government through the Indian Forest Service (IFS) examination conducted by the Union Public Serv... View more

50 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Helping others is my habit.,

You have number of career option. It depends upon you that what is your aim. Please tell me about your career options or your field of interest. Then only I can explain about your future career option. Thanks for asking.
If you want to become computer science engineer then it is very good because in private sector it is in demand . Also there is very much scope in CS branch then any other.

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English language trainer cum car...,

Kindly complete your graduation first. After graduation, go for PG into English. Try to keep your scorecard best. It will open up opportunity for further higher education like M.phil and PhD. It will fetch you a rewarding career into English that you would have never imagined.

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Hi Omkar,
There are few job oriented courses after completion of B.Tech from Mechanical Engineering-
1. M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
The ever-popular advanced course is an M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. All major institutes such as the IITs, NITs, BITS and others offer M.Tech courses in Mechanical Engineering. This is a 2-year full time programme to be taken after a B.Tech. For working engineering graduates, this is a 3-year part time regular programme. Admission for M.Tech courses depends either on the Bachelor’s degree in (B.E/B.Tech) or on the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering GATE score and an interview. The su... View more

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Private Sector Jobs after M.Sc. In Anthropology:
M.Sc in Anthropology graduates can find job openings in several areas in the Private sector. Good salary packages are also offered for these graduates. The lists of Private sector fields where the graduates can look for jobs are. Teaching field
Research Works
Museums
Law
Social work
Journalism
Public health
Urban planning
Government planning
International development
These people can expect remuneration of around Rs.12000/- per month. These graduates can get engaged in several job profiles in these fields of employment. Government Sector Jobs after... View more

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Dairy Technology course primarily deals with topics such as- milk production, animal husbandry, cattle rearing, storage of milk, transportation and packing of dairy products, modern technology used in dairy sector, chemistry, nutrition Science, marketing, management, dairy unit operations etc.
Scope, salary and job opportunities:
In case of B.Tech dairy Technology graduates, the prime recruiters are Dairy farms and firms that processes dairy products. Average starting salary is generally between INR 2 Lacs - INR 4 Lacs Rupees per year. In case of business venture, earnings will vary much. In such firms, one may take on responsibil... View more

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Try to Crack IIT JAM NIMCET to go for MCA. Otherwise, you can try for government exams like BHEl, BSNL etc.

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Hi there!
As you have taken Science and you have issues in understanding the concepts. So, don't worry. You can just clear your concepts first using NCERT, YouTube videos of the respective subjects and then further, you will not have any issues. Hope you got your answer.
Regards,
Rajdeep Sinha.

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