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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
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Though, there are entry-level jobs available for graduates, it is recommended that you further specialise in a field of your choice. If you have a flair for writing and are passionate about being up on your feet constantly, journalism is one option. A journalist who joins as a fresher can hope to earn up to Rs. 15,000 to begin with. Promotions and increase in salaries can be swift, depending on the performance.
A career in animation can be well paying, with experienced animators earning upward of Rs. 50,000. With a Masters or a specialisation, you can hope to take more rupees home, with a B.Sc in viscom, you could hope to earn upward of
A career in animation can be well paying, with experienced animators earning upward of Rs. 50,000. With a Masters or a specialisation, you can hope to take more rupees home, with a B.Sc in viscom, you could hope to earn upward of
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Mantosh,
These days, when it comes to any IT course (be it B.Sc. or BE/B.Tech), students are bit skeptic about its scope and the career prospects associated with it. Especially, keeping in mind, the things that occurred within the IT Industry after the recession, they are right to a certain extent. But the fact is that IT is still a field that boasts a healthy growth rate. IT graduates will have no trouble in landing decent jobs as long as they pursue IT courses from reputed colleges/ institutes/ universities. Starting salary in general is around 15-30k rupees per month.
These days, when it comes to any IT course (be it B.Sc. or BE/B.Tech), students are bit skeptic about its scope and the career prospects associated with it. Especially, keeping in mind, the things that occurred within the IT Industry after the recession, they are right to a certain extent. But the fact is that IT is still a field that boasts a healthy growth rate. IT graduates will have no trouble in landing decent jobs as long as they pursue IT courses from reputed colleges/ institutes/ universities. Starting salary in general is around 15-30k rupees per month.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Some of the career options after B.Sc are as follows:
1. You can apply for defense services through CDSE.
2. You can do LLB.
3. You can do MBA.
4. You can do hotel management.
5. You can do M.Sc.
6. You can apply for scientific assistant/senior lab assistant in DRDO/BARC.
7. You can apply for IAS/IPS/Banks, etc.
Career after M.Sc:
1.Go for Ph.D.
2.Go for industry, if you get a placement.
3.Apply for scientific assistant posts in research institutes.
4.Go for teaching.
5.Try for banking jobs.
6.Try for civil services
All the best.
1. You can apply for defense services through CDSE.
2. You can do LLB.
3. You can do MBA.
4. You can do hotel management.
5. You can do M.Sc.
6. You can apply for scientific assistant/senior lab assistant in DRDO/BARC.
7. You can apply for IAS/IPS/Banks, etc.
Career after M.Sc:
1.Go for Ph.D.
2.Go for industry, if you get a placement.
3.Apply for scientific assistant posts in research institutes.
4.Go for teaching.
5.Try for banking jobs.
6.Try for civil services
All the best.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Dear,
Both the fields are leading to different career paths and require different apptitude and interests that will play a crucial role to perform in a particular field.
Environment science is a research field and those having an interest in nature, can invest approx 8-9 years in research.
Law is a challenging field with good communication skills, presentation and specially fighting spirit.
All the best.
Both the fields are leading to different career paths and require different apptitude and interests that will play a crucial role to perform in a particular field.
Environment science is a research field and those having an interest in nature, can invest approx 8-9 years in research.
Law is a challenging field with good communication skills, presentation and specially fighting spirit.
All the best.
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Radhesh Bhat NI'm a graduate Working at Shimoga in an MNC
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You can go with B.Tech.
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Radhesh Bhat NI'm a graduate Working at Shimoga in an MNC
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Hi,
You can check it in their university's website. You will also get the contact details of HOD's and Dept. head.
You can check it in their university's website. You will also get the contact details of HOD's and Dept. head.
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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger
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No, you cannot get admission as the cutoff is too high. You may try with Indraprashta.
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