B.Sc

Hello Mukul,
After completing B.Sc, you can opt for these courses:
You can join the Academic Sector as teacher in schools
You can do jobs in Banking sector.
You can sit for UPSC exams for various government posts.
You can join the railways jobs.
You can join insurance jobs.
You can opt for jobs under the State Government also
You can pursue your career as a salesman of various products
You can sit for Civil Services Exam
You can get IT sector Jobs
You can do jobs of Medical representative, LIC agent
You can get jobs in BPO, call centers.
You can opt for jobs of Customer Care manegers
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Hello Adarsh,
Aspirants having B.Sc degree in Agriculture can find lot of higher studies options like M.Sc in Agricultural Botany, M.Sc in Agricultural Entomology, M.Sc in Tea Husbandry and Technology, M.Sc in Farming System Management, M.Sc in Seed Technology etc. But they usually have less career opportunities compared to those having B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering. Agricultural Development Officer, Trial coordinator and Sales Officer are some of the lucrative opportunities available for B.Sc graduates in Agriculture where as B.Tech graduates in Agricultural Engineering can pursue their career as Junior Plantation Engineer, Assistant Plant Manager, Scientist, Junior Research Fellow etc. Even so, B.Sc in Agriculture is best option for those who are looking for a research oriented career as there are lots of Masters degree program available after this course.
While comparing with career opportunities and salary package, B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering is much better than B.Sc in Agriculture. Average salary package offered for these graduates is up to Rs. 3, 00, 000/- per annum. But average salary package in the case of B.Tech graduates in Agricultural Engineering is up to Rs. 7, 00, 000/- per annum. They can find numerous opportunities in State Farms Corporation of India, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), National Seeds Corporation Limited and Food Corporation of India. Even so, if the candidates are more interested in research field than technical field, then B.Sc in Agriculture is better option as there are lot of higher studies options.
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Hello Harpreet,
As you have completed your graduation in nursing, there are several job opportunities available by firms in the private as well as public sectors. Few of the areas are:Clinics and Heath DepartmentsDefence ServicesHospitalsIndustrial Houses and FactoriesNursing Science SchoolsTraining Institutes, etc.
You may also work with charitable institutions such as Old Age Homes and Orphanages, Nursing Homes, etc.
You may even opt for higher education I.e., M.Sc (Nursing). There are numerous nursing institutes in India that offer students with an assortment of nursing courses like: EducatorsGeneral Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)Hospital NursingOrthopedic NursingPsychiatric Nursing
Also, you may choose to go for other short term courses like M.Sc in Biotechnology, M.Sc in Neuroscience, M.Sc. Clinical Research, M.Sc. Medical Sociology, etc. Or even opt for MBA in Pharmaceutical management or Hospital Management if they choose.
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Wish you luck!