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Sandeep malia
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Nowadays everyone is educated and there is a huge competition in jobs, the jobs are less and you need to learn some good course like Java, Oracle to be unique than others or else being Android developer is the best.
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Harshit Saxena
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Admission in 2nd year B.Tech after completing B.Sc is not allowed anywhere in India. So I don't think you can do so but you can pursue MCA from DTU by cracking the entrance. It has almost same value.
Admission in 2nd year B.Tech after completing B.Sc is not allowed anywhere in India. So I don't think you can do so but you can pursue MCA from DTU by cracking the entrance. It has almost same value.
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Surbhi Mathur
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After doing B.Sc chemistry you can go for M.Sc (drug chemistry, analytical chemistry or pharmaceuticals) or you can also consider biotech which are exploding in opportunities.
You can also do MBA (pharma marketing). You can also go for MCA, LLB course or B.Ed.
You can also do MBA (pharma marketing). You can also go for MCA, LLB course or B.Ed.
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Surbhi Mathur
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After completing B.Sc in CBZ, you can go for M.Sc in any of these subjects. You can also go for B.Ed which will make you eligible for teaching in high schools. Once your PG is done you can prepare for NET for lectureship. You can also think of some fields like biotech, plant anatomy and physiology, neurobiology. You can try for government jobs as well.
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rahul r
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My advice to you is that first earn a seat in the college you want to study, and once you have secured a seat, you can apply for a loan. You should also critically analyze your financial position and whether you will be able to pay off the loan in the future. The banks can be extremely cut throat when it comes to 'wasooli', so be careful. Other than that you are good to go.
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rahul r
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Depending upon ones training and qualification, MLT professionals may work as technologists or technicians at medical laboratories. One may start off by working as technician. After gaining work experience, one may rise through the posts and even become lab manager.
Some of the common job profiles available in front of graduates include-
Lab technician
Lab technologist
Lab supervisor
Lab manager
Lab assistant
Instructor/Tutor
Lab analyst
Medical labs are where MLT professionals can be seen in action. Government hospitals, private hospitals, clinics and nursing homes having medical labs are known to recruit medical technicians. Independent comme
Some of the common job profiles available in front of graduates include-
Lab technician
Lab technologist
Lab supervisor
Lab manager
Lab assistant
Instructor/Tutor
Lab analyst
Medical labs are where MLT professionals can be seen in action. Government hospitals, private hospitals, clinics and nursing homes having medical labs are known to recruit medical technicians. Independent comme
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rahul r
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Lateral entry to another college is permitted by most institutes. However, before you give up your seat, make sure you block a seat in the institute you wish to transfer to. Having a good academic record is a bonus and will help convince admission authorities to grant you a transfer. Also, you should consult with the relevant authorities whether there is a tie up with the college you wish to transfer to.
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rahul r
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The admission to the B.Sc courses is based on class 12th percentage. Some universities also conduct their entrance exam for admission.
Some professional B.Sc courses like fashion technology, interior design, multimedia and animation allow the students of other stream (other than science) to take admission.
There are various colleges which offer 3 to 5 years Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) program. Each college has a different admission procedure for this program. They give admission on the basis of the merit of class 12th.
Some public and private college also conduct examinations for the admission to various B.Sc degree courses.
So yes, you ca
Some professional B.Sc courses like fashion technology, interior design, multimedia and animation allow the students of other stream (other than science) to take admission.
There are various colleges which offer 3 to 5 years Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) program. Each college has a different admission procedure for this program. They give admission on the basis of the merit of class 12th.
Some public and private college also conduct examinations for the admission to various B.Sc degree courses.
So yes, you ca
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