B.Sc

Undertaking the B.Sc. (Hons. ). Applied Science through the Learning at Work Partnership Degree Programme allows you to study for a university degree without leaving your job. This degree provides you with the opportunity to demonstrate the application of scientific knowledge in the workplace. What is special about this course? B.Sc. (Hons) Applied Science is a new degree offering skills and practical experience in subjects including biology, chemistry, laboratory practice and instrumentation, and focuses on recent advances in a range of scientific fields. You will learn a range of laboratory techniques used in disciplines such as Microbiology, Biochemistry, Chemistry and Molecular Biology. On completion of the degree you will have gained experience and skills required for employment in industries such as biotechnology, food and drink, microbiology, environmental protection and scientific research. Special features:
High importance is given to practical skills. You will gain valuable experience of laboratory practice in chemistry, biology and instrumentation. B.Sc. (Hons. ). Applied Science prepares you for employment in a wide range of scientific disciplines.

Sure, you can pursue MBA. MBA is a degree that can be pursued with any graduation stream with minimum of 50%-60% of aggregate degree marks, as per the requirement of the colleges/universities that you are applying for. Additionally, there are two modes to pursue MBA in India, either you seek an admission via CAT exam score or a direct admission, direct admission whereas may not be able to fetch you to topmost institutions like IIMS, top-B schools but some of the moderate level colleges may be applied for directly the ones who have got a good placement rate. Also there are some universities/colleges that conduct their own entrance exam for MBA. You may try that out as well. Good Luck.

Hi Nikita, since you have already taken up your Bachelors in a stream related to computers, all you will now need is to concentrate on technological training to become a programmer either from an institute recognized under ISO or NEILIT. Now what type of training should you go for totally depends upon which stream programmer you wish to be, for example: web developer, UI developer, Java developer, Game developer etc. All the different programming streams have got different technology codes to learn. You may also go through basics of any type of coding like HTML, CSS, Java from the websites like www.tutorialspoint.com or www.w3schools.com or many other websites wherein you can check and make your decision which programming language you feel comfortable with.