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Akshay Kumar

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It depends on the branch you want to take in M.Tech
you can check it on the link below:
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/admission-india/engineering/admission-procedure-eligibility

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Ayush Thakur

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It depends on your interests and career plan. The options after B.Sc in Biotech would be to do your Master's degree and then do your doctoral studies if you wish to be in the area of Research or a job in academia. Some options are available for getting a job in the area of Production control or Quality Analyst in organizations such as Biocon, You should be really good with your basics on concepts such as Fermentation technology, Bio-remediation etc. However, its worthwhile doing your Masters and your doctoral studies Ph.D. and then trying for a job. What really matters is your interest and the career plan that you have planned for your
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

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Hi Nijaz,
PG Diploma in sanitary inspector is the best course after B.Sc Chemistry. It is of 1-year duration. Gandhigram Dindugal and DS Institute of Paramedics Science, UP are the best ones.

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Nilakshee H Saikia

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There are no differences between the two. Every private institute runs according to their own way like cutoff marks for admission, admission fees, etc. But they must conduct the examination under a government-registered university, so it is equivalent with government (regional or central) institutes.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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After B.Sc., you will have to apply for jobs at government organisations or private companies. If you do you UG from a good college then chances are that you will be placed easily. Otherwise, the best option is to sit for the JRF exam and pursue M.Sc. You will receive monthly grants from the government while doing your PG and after completing, you can be appointed to work as a junior researcher.

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iam ssuhana

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There are ample of options. You can do :
M.Sc in Zoology
M.Sc in Zoology (Hon. )
M.Sc in Applied Zoology
M.Sc. In Genetics
Even you can do M.Sc. Forensic Science or M.Sc. Health care sciences. You can also try for courses in diverse areas like software or management. MCA degree is a good option for B.Sc. Students. If you have a flair for management, look for MBA or PGDM programme. Short term courses in software. You can also go for job in government or private sector. If you are interested to make your career in Civil services then after completing Graduation you become eligible to apply for Civil services exam. This exam is conducted by Un
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kanksha Mutreja

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You can visit govtjobs.co.in for detailed information. So, to get a good Government job educational achievement is not mandatory. What you want to study is based on your own interest. If getting Government job alone is your primary goal first decide what type of job you like. Based on the liking, you study the subjects what you like. But, remember that government jobs are only merit based and for the highly deserving. You should compete with lot of people to get any government. Job. You can be a scavenger, gardener, tailor, machinist, carpenter, welder, cook, clerk, assistant, typist, data entry operator, lab attendant, lab assistant,
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India

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10+2 is the minimum educational requirement for any candidate who is looking to be a cabin crew. B.Sc. In hotel management will be an additional educational qualification but that is not going to add any additional preference to your selection. You may look for grooming classes / sessions conducted by various aviation academies and learn some foreign language which will help you to get an edge over others.

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