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Geetanshi Dang
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The B.Sc. Computer Science have scope in job fields like Web Developer, Database administrator, Programmer, Web designer, Information Security Officer, Network administrator, System or data analyst, IT architect, Trainee Software Engineers, Technical support Engineer and so on.
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Chaitanya Krishna
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B.Tech CS is superior degree in comparison to B.Sc. CS or IT. You can get job of developer or tester in Small or Medium IT companies after B.Sc. CS or IT. MNC or Large IT companies prefers B.Tech CS or MCA or M.Sc. CS/IT grads. If these companies offer you job, then it will be below B.Tech graduates scale and with lower salary. You will take few years' experience to get fresh B.Tech graduation salary and grade in companies.
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To be eligible to apply for Geology Course, a candidate must have a minimum of 55% marks in HSC (10+2). The candidates must complete 10+2 in the science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology along with English as a compulsory language from any recognized education board. Admission to BSc Geology is generally on a merit basis. However, some institutes may conduct their own entrance examinations like Banaras Hindu University. The average fees charged for this course lie in the range of INR 10,000 to INR 30,000. Dual degree courses of BSc Geology-M.Sc Geology spread over a span of 5 years is also offered by some colleg
To be eligible to apply for Geology Course, a candidate must have a minimum of 55% marks in HSC (10+2). The candidates must complete 10+2 in the science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology along with English as a compulsory language from any recognized education board. Admission to BSc Geology is generally on a merit basis. However, some institutes may conduct their own entrance examinations like Banaras Hindu University. The average fees charged for this course lie in the range of INR 10,000 to INR 30,000. Dual degree courses of BSc Geology-M.Sc Geology spread over a span of 5 years is also offered by some colleg
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Anupreet Kaur Rattanpal
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IIT JAM (Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission Test) AIIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admissions Exam (TIFR) NEST Exam.
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Bhavesh Baraskar
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Yes you can if you are passionate about it. For CA you first need to give the foundation exam which is called common proficiency test (CPT) conducted by ICAI. You can join coaching centres for preparations or can do it yourself at home. You can entrol yourself with ICAI for intermediate course after your graduation.
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Katta Harsha vardhan naveen
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There are lots of options available for E. g. Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering, forensic Science, B.Sc. Microbiology, dietician course, etc. There are lots of options available. Just check which suits you. And also to mention about Graduation in Zoology botany, are also available. So just look for it.
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Sourabh Sharma
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M.Sc. is the most popular and relevant after doing B.Sc. But you can also go for MBA, B.Ed, data Science and you can also appear for government exam.
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Tanya Sharma
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PG Diploma in Microbiology can be pursued. MCA is a good option for candidates interested in software field. You can try for MBA or MFA if you are interested in having a job in management or you can also choose job options at private sectors, industries or Government R & D sector.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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Of course, a big yes for you. You can study M.Sc. In Physiotherapy after completing graduation in either Physiotherapy or any other B.Sc. Course like Microbiology.
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