B.Sc

B.Sc. food science and nutrition:
Career Prospects:
B.Sc Food Science and Nutrition are trained to test the nutrition and preservation level of Food. Throughout the course, the students are skilled to apply the knowledge on varied fields of career. The students are qualified to detect the level of adu

The government laboratories, universities or colleges and the industries, mainly chemical and pharmaceutical, are the three major sectors which recruit the chemistry graduates. For the entry level jobs in these fields, graduates need at least a Bachelor’s degree in chemistry. But, for the senior pos

Most of the industries nowadays use the chemicals in everything directly or indirectly like in food products, pharmaceuticals, electronic products or in construction. This creates opportunities for graduates, since they have the in-depth knowledge about various chemicals, compositions and their prop

Hi,
No, you cannot do JBT along with B.Sc. It's better to do it after graduation.

For Computer Science, the fee details are:
Application fee-100
1st year-7900 (two instalments)
2nd year-7200 (two instalments)
3rd year - 7200 (two instalments)

Hi,
It depends on your choice and skill. If you have managerial skills, try for MBA or if you want to do research or teaching go for M.Sc.
Thanks.

For a better score in B.Sc, focus on the university syllabus only. It is very important to stay motivated and focused during 3 years of degree as toppers are not made by one semester or year's score. You need to be consistent with the score in all seems. Secondly, even if you decide to go for some e

There are a lot of opportunities after completing B.Sc (Hons) in botany. Botany is not only the study of plants but also of trees. This is a very broad course and it has applications in the biotechnology field as well. Global warming and other environmental problems (which will be forever) will help

If you take my suggestion then you should stick to botany, you may pursue Masters in that specialised subject.