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Namit Sharma

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If you are in seek for high paying job then you are advised to prepare for government exams or do some job oriented course which at least made you competitive in this cut throat competition.
Other option is to go for M.Sc. It will also enhance your chances to getting a high paying job.

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Deepak CHOUDHARYI give u 101% Right Answer.

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BE and B.Sc agriculture are totally different courses.

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ajay prakash

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Hi,
I would suggest you to study in India. Education system in gulf nations is the worst and by the way even people from gulf would prefer to study in either west or countries like India.

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ishi sachan

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There is not much scope for B.Sc in botany. The best option is to pursue M.Sc in botany.

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Ujjwal Kushwaha

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It's best to choose biotechnology and animal virology course for Master of science, if you clear B.Sc in the field of microbiology.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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If you want to stick on to your domain of biotechnology it is better to go for Masters in science. If you are looking for job in different sectors then go for MBA.

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astha singh

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Since, you have been invited for counselling, it means that there are colleges where you can pursue your undergraduate course.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Dear Pawan,
Kindly ask to your college directly. They will explain you all the details regarding your query.

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