B.Sc Scope

Bachelor's degree courses:
Well known Bachelors Degree radiography courses available in India are-
B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology
B.Sc. Medical Technology (Radiography)
B.Sc. Radiography
B.Sc. Radiography and Imaging Science
B.Sc. X-Ray Technology
B.Sc. Medical Radiologic Technology
B.Sc. Radiology and Imaging Technology
Duration: Course duration is 3 years.
Eligibility criteria: 10+2 Science stream passed with PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) subjects from a recognised board is the minimum qualification set by the majority of institutes offering this course. Note: In case of some institutes, 10+2 passed with science stream subjects will also do the trick! Minimum aggregate mark criteria, if present, is generally around 50% aggregate marks in science subjects.
Admission process depends on the institute. It could be merit-based admission process or direct admission process. If merit-based admission process is followed in an institute, marks scored by a candidate in board exam and/or relevant entrance test will be taken into consideration. Some reputed institutes are also known to conduct their own private screening/entrance test and interview.
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Food Science is still a very new discipline, and it is growing due to rapid urbanization and lifestyle changes worldwide. Being a branch of applied sciences, food science is very multi-disciplinary in nature, just like biomedical science, pharmacy or translational science.
Food science involves chemistry (organic, inorganic and physical), biochemistry, microbiology, nutrition, chemical and process engineering. The holy grail of food Science lies within the understanding of the chemistry and biochemistry of food components like proteins, carbohydrate, fats, minerals, vitamins and water.
So, the field needs highly qualified and trained Food Scientists. Due to advancements in technology and our hectic daily life, there is an increasing demand for easy to prepare (e.g. Maggi, frozen pizza) and easy to consume food items (e.g. Ready-to-eat meals). Apart from quality, factors like safety and nutrition value also need to be kept in mind. Therefore, there is a growing market demand for more advancements and sophistication in the field of food science and technology globally.
Why Pursue a Career in Food Science & Technology?
The food industry is one of the largest in the world. People will never stop to eat (essential for survival). Hence, it will be in demand always, and recession-proof.
You can choose any role within the food industry behind the desk or in the lab. You can choose any function R&D, manufacturing, quality control, sales & marketing, teaching and consulting within the government, industry or academia.
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There are various highers study options and career prospects for an individual who has completed their graduation/Bachelors in Science (CS). These options are listed below:
Scope for Higher Studies after B.Sc Computer Science:
Various higher studies options available after B.Sc computer Science is given below:
Master in Business Management in Computer Management
Master of Computer Management
Master of Philosophy in Computer Science
Master of Science by Research in Computer and Information Science
Master of Science in Applied Mathematics with Oceanology and Computer Programming
Master of Science in Computer Communication
Master of Science in Computer Science and Technology
Master of Science in Computer Science
Master of Science (Honors) in Computer Science
Master of Science in Operation Research and Computer Applications
Master of Science in Statistics and Computer Applications
Master of Science and Technology in Industrial Mathematics with Computer Applications
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Information Science
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science and Applications
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Programming
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Accounting and Auditing
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Hardware
Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Computer Science
Post Graduate Diploma in Computational Linguistics
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Aided Interior Space
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer aided management
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Education
Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Science
Career Opportunities after B.Sc Computer Science
Wide range of career opportunities is available for B.Sc Computer Science graduates in the IT field. Some of the job profiles available for these graduates in this field are given below
System integrator
Hardware Designer
Logic Designer
Systems Analyst
System Administrator
Computer programmer
Computer Scientist
There are also lots of job opportunities available in the public sector such as scientific officer, technical officer, scientific assistant and Network operators. Candidates having B.Sc degree in Computer Science can also apply for lecture post in colleges or universities. They need to qualify the SET or NET exam to teach in a government college and need a B.Ed degree to teach in a school.

With few exceptions, hospital management, in its present form is not a great career. Hospitals are very poor paymaster as compared to other industries. For a fresher with a Masters degree in hospital management, the starting CTC would be around 4 LPA, which is not even 50% of the average CTC offered to regular MBA students of any good institute.
Growth is also slow and limited. Even if one becomes chief of hospital, the pay difference from the chief of the organisation from any other sector will be very high.
Instead of hospital management, healthcare management has a much brighter career. It does not limit one to hospitals, as it keeps the door open for public health, healthcare IT, health insurance, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, etc.
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MBBS has much broader scope as MBBS graduates are certified doctors, and if you have extensive knowledge of your subject, it is easy to find employment, whereas B.Sc. Graduates often have to study PG courses to land a high paying job. So, in my opinion MBBS has much broader scope. Regardless, I have listed down career scope for both avenues which should help you judge which is better.
Career scope after B.Sc. In Statistics:
Students with a degree in B.Sc. Statistics are eligible to apply for various jobs in Banking, IT, Quality control etc. They can even take up Actuarial Science as a specialisation and join in various financial and share trading companies. Candidates with good flair and knowledge in Statistics are in huge demand in the present scenario.
Some of the leading Colleges that offer B.Sc. Statistics Degrees also offer placement services and can submit an application for jobs after their graduation. A student with Masters or Ph.D. in Statistics can apply for jobs such as a business analyst, statistics lecturer, professor etc. They can also go for jobs like software engineer, investigative officer, statistics analyst, researcher etc.
Career scope after MBBS:
After completing the MBBS degree successfully, there are two options for the students: either start their own venture or go for a job in the medical field. Students can also go for the government jobs as a doctor or join a private health firm. There are good future scopes in the field of medical.
You may be hired by the medical college, hospitals, nursing home, health corporations, health ministry, medical health society, back office medical consultancy and pharmaceutical industries. You can also work as physician, prescribes medicines & treatment for disease, research while surgeons perform operations.
Many Medical Graduates are much in demand to study & research the different areas in Bio-Engineering.
Career in MBBS & higher studies is very rewarding for the students, those interested in Science and dealing with treating sick peoples.
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