B.Sc

B.Sc. (Nursing): Career Prospects. B.Sc. Nursing is job-oriented 4-year course which can be pursued by students who have completed 10+2 with PCB subjects from a recognised board. Admission to the same is based on entrance exams like JIPMER GGSIPU CET, MHTCET to name a fewB. Sc. (Nursing): Career Prospects. B.Sc. Nursing is job-oriented 4-year course which can be pursued by students who have completed 10+2 with PCB subjects from a recognised board. Admission to the same is based on entrance exams like JIPMER GGSIPU CET, MHTCET to name a few.

B.Tech deals with more of engineering aspects, whereas B.Sc. Is more of research-oriented. Besides, B.Tech comprises more of a Maths in comparison to B.Sc. In terms of job prospects, student having B.Tech degree is more open to the various careers. On the other hand, B.Sc. Students are more adhere to the laboratory or teaching domain. Though B.Tech has more of its placements but even research has its own rewards in the form of monetary and success!
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Employment Areas:
Educational Institutes, Agri Business Companies, Agro Retailing Companies, Agri Equipment Companies, SEED companies, Fertilizer Companies, Food processing companies, Plantation crops. Job Types:
Business Planning Manager, Relationship Manager, Area sales manager, Procurement manager, Management Executive, Business Development manager, National Business manager, Business Development Executive, Teacher and Lecturer. I hope this brief answer will help you out to choose your area of interest.

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Hi Rashika,
Yes, you can do so but you would not be able to use both the degree together. And it is neither logical to pursue two UG courses.
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Both the combination are good. But, it depends on your area of interest and aptitude. If you are only interested in studying management, then you should opt for BBA+MBA. If you are interested in acquiring technical skills and knowledge in any discipline of engineering then should opt for engineering.

Hello,
There exists many courses like M.Sc in physics, chemistry, maths, botany, biology, zoology, molecular biology, biotechnology, genetics and environmental biology.
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Yes, surely, you can go ahead with your further studies now even. Because during your Gap period you were atleast doing a job which would count as an experience. So, without a second thought, just go ahead.
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Hi,
This is a Master's degree or post graduation course which can be pursued after successful completion of B.Ed course. As you have done B.Sc. You first need to complete B.Ed. Direct admission in M.Ed I. e post graduation is not taken after B.Sc. Course
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