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To be honest, there is no such thing as a career in biotechnology after B.Sc Biotechnology. It is just a stepping stone to higher studies. Biotechnology is a highly research intensive field and hence there are not many opportunities after B.Sc Biotechnology. However, there are industries which take
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Yes, it is available in B.Sc. You can opt for B.Sc Biotechnology.
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Scholarship is based on the criterion of state government, different states have different rules for scholarships, like Rajasthan government scholarships for class 12th passed is scooty for girls and cash reward.
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What career options are there after doing B.Sc medical degree with botany, zoology and chemistry?
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Asked by Navneet

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7 years ago
Hi Navneet
After B.Sc, you can go for either government exams, or go for MBA programme, and also you can go for M.Sc and after that in research depending upon your area of interest. Even you can become an Entrepreneur. Good luck.
After B.Sc, you can go for either government exams, or go for MBA programme, and also you can go for M.Sc and after that in research depending upon your area of interest. Even you can become an Entrepreneur. Good luck.
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I am pursuing B.Sc with PCM, can I do MBA in tour and travel after B.Sc?
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Asked by Vishal
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Yes, you can do MBA in tour & travel after B.Sc.
Yes, you can do MBA in tour & travel after B.Sc.
New answer posted•7 years ago
My B.Sc in computer science will get completed in 2019. Should I go for a job or higher studies after the same?
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Asked by Kavi

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7 years ago
Hello Kavi,It is nice to see your query. It is very interesting query. All the same however the answer is not so simple. There are two schools of thought. The first school says after graduation one must seek employment, get to know the working environment in an industry or a company for a few years
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I'm doing 12th commerce with computer science (CBSE). Can I apply for B.Sc computer science here?
59 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Surya

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7 years ago
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Yes, you can apply. The eligibility criteria for B.Sc (CS) is 12th passed. However, 12th with mathematics will be preferred.
Yes, you can apply. The eligibility criteria for B.Sc (CS) is 12th passed. However, 12th with mathematics will be preferred.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Which course has the better scope, ophthalmic technology or B.Sc in medical?
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Asked by Diviya

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7 years ago
B.Sc Ophthalmic Technology course deals with medical specialty which diagnose and treats the diseases and disorders of eye by using modern technologies. The course trains students in areas such as examining patients, basic treatment of vision problems, work on eye testing and other ophthalmic equipm
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Which course has better scope: B.Sc Forensic Science or B.Sc Agriculture?
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Asked by Fathima Firdose

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7 years ago
The majority of the forensic Science experts work with law enforcement organizations, Police department and detective agencies. The State Forensic Departments recruit candidates through the State Public Service Commission Exam. While the CBIs takes forensic experts through the UPSC exam. Vigilance m
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Which course has a better scope among B.Sc in CS and B.Sc in IT?
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Asked by Prerit

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7 years ago
An IT career involves installing, organizing and maintaining computer systems as well as designing and operating networks and databases. Computer Science is focused entirely on efficiently programming computers using mathematical algorithms. Both of the courses have great employment opportunities. H