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Anagha G Nair

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Various career paths in this industry involve:
*Vineyard management/ vineyard manager: Vineyard manager is responsible for managing a Vineyard or winery. They work involved selecting suitable crop varieties, supervise planting, assessing maturity of grapes, irrigation, pest control, etc.
*researcher: Interested person can do research work by study new varieties of grapes and their suitability for different region, fencing and harvesting practices and disease control.
*Wine cellar management/celler manager: Celler manager is the person who manages wine making equipment such as tanks, barrels, gases, bottles that are used in the winery.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

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Candidates with B.Sc Honors can join Avaition as ground staff, pilots, cabin crew, flight dispatchers etc. For ground staff, it requires graduation and for some others class 12th is also accepted. For Pilots, only 10+2 with PCM 50% marks is required. For Cabin Crew, only 10+2 with 50% is required. For Flight Dispatchers 10+2 with PCM 50% marks is the requirement. So, as per the above mentioned criteria, you can apply and get a job as per your eligibility. There are some other jobs which require some specific degree like B.Tech. For Air Traffic Controllers.

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Anshu Raj

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Yes, for MBA you need to be a graduate in any field with 50% above in graduation. I recommend you Doon Business School, Dehradun for MBA in marketing.

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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful

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Yes, you can do M.Sc from environmental Science after B.Sc in earth Science, but if you do the post-graduation in same branch as you had in under graduation, that will be more beneficial for you.

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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.

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Wide range of courses and plethora of opportunities are available after B.Sc. It would be better if you have mentioned your specialisation in B.Sc. If any. However, after your B.Sc. You can look forward for various courses depending upon your interest and aggregate. Some of the best options are as follows:-
MCA: An ideal course for those who wants to touch the new heights in IT sector. If you have studies Mathematics in your +2 after completion of your B.Sc. You are eligible for MCA. An MCA degree which is an unique 3 years long master degree in Computer Application can fetch you some of the best jobs in IT sector. MBA: No matter what s
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Anagha G Nair

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Fields for B.Sc. Non medical student:
*M.Sc: M.Sc. Is the most preferred choice for B.Sc. Graduate for higher studies. Master degree in a specialise subject can be chosen for doctorate Research and excellent employment opportunities for student. *MBA: MBA is one of the most sought after career choice for graduate of each and every stream. Many Institute of MBA degrees with specialisation and scientific 2 Mains like hospital management, IT management, laboratory management, etc. * MCA computer application and IT industry is one of the most lucrative career options are available for B.Sc. Graduate. For higher education MCA is an ideal opt
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Mehak Seth

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Hi Rajindea, seems like you are very confused between M.Sc and B.Ed.
Well, in my opinion, you should opt M.Sc because if you had done your graduation in B.Sc. M.Sc will help you to understand and give knowledge in depth. In addition, it will give you number of options in future. M.Sc is mastering of basics you have learnt in your graduation. B.Ed will lend you in teaching, specially helpful in school teaching. But it only depends on your goals, area of interest and talent. If you are interested in teaching then you should opt B.Ed only.
According to me you should have some knowledge in detail of your basics for mastering in a subject.
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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No, it's not good after B.Sc non-medical. I think you should try to crack civil service exams.

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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry

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Depends on your post. But you can expect around 12k as staff and around 20k as management.

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Shail Oberoi

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This would depend on your specialisation. Based on it you could get jobs in marketing / sales / operations / HR / SCM / retail management, etc. in multiple industries.

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