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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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It depends on two things:
1. You improve your results with all hard work and planning to study.
2. It depends how much competition you face.
It is possible to get if you keep. Your knowledge is strong. Entrance will be easy for one who has studied well.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear,
Please specify your subjects in B.Sc and your career goals than only I would suggest your few options or guide you for the same.
All the best

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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If you do not want to make career in the field of Science after B.Sc, then MBA is a very good career switch option. Currently India is on growth path, there are good opportunities for job in corporate world for MBA graduates. You may refer to following link for list of top MBA B-Schools in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
If you do MBA or PGDM from top 50 BSchool, probability of getting a good job is very high.

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John Desouza

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Hello Binod,
Nutritionists and dieticians have various career options. They can be employed in various fields such as research institutes, schools, colleges, companies, private or govt hospitals, airlines, office cafeterias, yoga center, maternity, govt's health departments., athletes camps, mass media sector, etc, where their advice is required to promote eating healthy food. In addition, they can also work as private consultant and private practitioner.
They work in places like health maintenance organizations, home health agencies & public health clinics. Well experienced dietitians can opt as a director, associate or assistant of a d
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Deepanshi JainCareer

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Hello Ranajit Sarmah,
After B.Sc in earth science, you should opt for PG in the same subject, for graduation in earth science does lend you a good job. But your salary package increases manifold when you start your professional life after PG in the same subject. Also, after PG, if you are interested you can go for PhD.
You can also give CSIR net exam earth science, this is one of the best exams and after qualifying you can work under the top researcher and best scientist in India.
To know more about the CSIR net you can visit here:
https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam
If you choose CSIR NET earth science (atmospheric, ocean and planetary s
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chandrakant solanki

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B.Sc life sciences can work in various fields from pharmacy to research in government and private sector as well as prepare for civil services. Salary is not defined as it depends on your performance.

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chandrakant solanki

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Both have good scope at present, but what I personally feel is life science is better option as it deals with lot of pure science is subjects like botany, zoology, microbiology, biochemistry, immunology, nutrition and dietetics, hence it has more scope compared to medical biotech.

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Hello Surya,
After completing B.Sc in visual communication, you can be employed by design consultants, books & magazines publishers, web design and multimedia companies, advertising and publicity agents, in designers for large corporations and state as well as semi state bodies.
Visual communication in whole relies on vision and is mainly presented with two dimensional images that include typography, graphic design, drawing, signs, electronic resources and colors. B.Sc in visual communication is generally three academic year course and it may be different from place to place. In some institutes, it is provided on part time basis.

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