B.Sc

Hi Achal,
The syllabus for B.Sc (Agriculture) is as follows:
Basic Science & Humanities
Agricultural Sciences (Agricultural Economics)
Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural Entomology
Agricultural Extension Education
Agricultural Microbiology
Agricultural Statistics
Agronomy
In B.Sc (Agri) you will study subjects: agriculture science, use of modern scientific equipment and techniques in agriculture, land surveying, soil science, water resource management, animal and poultry management, basics of biotechnology etc. This program aims at combining concepts of biology, technology and Agriculture Science to boost Agricultural Productivity.
There are a lot of career options in both the government and private sector. In the government sector, State Agriculture Departments and public sector banks recruit graduates to fill up officer level posts. In private sector, you can find jobs such as managers at plantations, as officers at fertilizer manufacturing firms, agriculture machinery industries, agricultural products marketing firms, food processing units etc. The average salary range lies between 2 to 4.5 Lakh rupees/year.
On the other hand, B.Sc in physiotherapy is an undergraduate course in science. The duration of the course is 3 to 4 years (depending on the University that offers the course). The course study mainly covers the method and techniques used in the eradication of diseases via physical exercises.
The modern methods in physiotherapy treatment such as electrotherapy, rehabilitation therapy, etc. are also covered under the course. Further, physiotherapy also has a vast range of career options to choose. People can either work in India or go abroad and flourish their career in physiotherapy.
In India, the starting salary ranges from Rs. 5,000 to Rs.30,000 per month. Generally, private hospitals provide remuneration ranging between Rs. 5,000 to Rs.15,000 per month for a fresher. In a government hospital like AIIMS, you begin as a Junior Physiotherapist and earn approximately Rs. 30,000 per month.
The progression in designations is Physiotherapist followed by Senior Physiotherapist earning about Rs. 45,000 per month, followed by Superintendent earning about Rs.60,000-70,000 per month and then Chief Physiotherapist earning about Rs.80,000 per month.

Hi,
It is always beneficial to do Master's degree after completing graduation from a recognized institute, but still, it becomes very difficult to choose between the above two fields because of the limitless opportunities in both the fields.
When we talk about the job opportunities then MBA is the field with maximum job opportunities but MCA is also sufficient enough to give competition to MBA in both the terms i.e knowledge and job opportunities.
If you want to pursue MCA then you will definitely have some advantage of your knowledge in graduation and also there are sufficient amount of jobs in this field but MBA always has an upper hand when we talk about the growth of a person in terms of money with growing experience. Every talented employee is awarded handsome salary and facilities.
So it depends on your interest whether you like programming or are bored with it.
If you have scored good marks in graduation and are a good programmer then you should do MCA else you should switch to MBA.
Hope this helps.
God bless.

The days have gone so far that those who have finished B.Sc in nursing are thinking of other options rather than M.Sc nursing. The scope of M.Sc Nursing has diminished in India owing to the rapidly increasing no. of post graduates from numerous colleges in India. The newly passed out M.Sc nurses are ready to work as a staff nurse or as a teacher with staff nurse salary.
Most of the nursing students who join MSN programme want to leave nursing at the clinical side. So if the scope of M.Sc Nursing is diminishing, what are the other PG programmes or courses they can pursue after BSc Nursing?
Here are some courses which you can do after B.Sc in nursing:
1. MHA (Master of Health Administration/Master of Hospital Administration)
Both these courses are available at Tata Institute of Social Sciences TISS, Mumbai Campus. TISS offers more than 90% surety in campus placement in these courses.
2. MPH (Master of Public Health)
Many national institutes like Sree Chitra (SCTIMST)-Trivandrum, PGIMER-Chandigarh, AIIMS-New Delhi, etc., conduct MPH course, but SCTIMST and National Institute of Public Health (NIPH) only allows nurses to pursue MPH after their graduation.
3. MBA (Hospital Administration)
MBA in Hospital Administration is a regular full-time 2 year Course in prestigious institutes like IIM-Calicut will surely render nice job opportunities after the completion of the programme. Even though you can earn this degree through distance education from many universities like Bharathiar University, better to go with some recognized institutes if you are planning regular MBA programme.
4. MSW (Master of Social Work)
If you are planning to do IELTS and leave for European countries, US or Australia, MSW in Medicine and Psychiatry is a good option for nurses after their graduation particularly for those who like to work in European countries or US. After MSW, you can work as a case manager in the hospitals of Europe.
5. MBBS
Yes, you heard it. I have seen some people moving to Philipines and West Indies for doing MBBS. For Keralites, let me tell you one fact that most of the nurses don't know, in Kerala Medical Entrance one seat of MBBS is exclusively reserved for a B.Sc nurse.
6. Nurse educator/clinical instructor
M.Sc Nurses have a nice option in the Middle-East of becoming nurse educator/clinical instructor in hospitals. I have a friend in Kuwait who is working as a nurse educator in a hospital. But how to reach there and grab the job? The mystery lies there.