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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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It depends on what career you are planning. Bachelor of Pharmacy definitely has more option like as a product management team member in a pharma company, pharma production, makes eligible to open and run medical stores. Wherein agriculture has limited job options and that will be mostly in rural India in sales or agribusiness management and in government in the Indian Forest Service.
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Abhijeet Kumar
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Let me put down some of the verticals which people generally choose (as per popularity in descending order) :
Masters in Statistics or Mathematics or maybe some other one-year certification course in Statistics.
Actuarial Science (actuarial aspirants generally join actuarial society along with your graduation).
MBA
Corporate Job
Government jobs (Grade A)
Indian Statistical Services (ISS)
Defence services
Civil Services(rarely people go for civil services)
Government Jobs (Grade B)
SSC-CGL (Statistical officer)
RBI
Summing up all this, I must say people with fair knowledge of Statistics are in huge demand in the present scenario and this demand wil
Masters in Statistics or Mathematics or maybe some other one-year certification course in Statistics.
Actuarial Science (actuarial aspirants generally join actuarial society along with your graduation).
MBA
Corporate Job
Government jobs (Grade A)
Indian Statistical Services (ISS)
Defence services
Civil Services(rarely people go for civil services)
Government Jobs (Grade B)
SSC-CGL (Statistical officer)
RBI
Summing up all this, I must say people with fair knowledge of Statistics are in huge demand in the present scenario and this demand wil
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chandrakant solanki
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I feel one should focus on one course at a time. If you believe that you can manage both, I suggest you to take two courses in nearby fields, so that you can cover both.
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