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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Yes, you can. If you are interested to join media sector in terms of profile like anchor, reporter, photographer or freelance journalist, then you can enter in media industry.
All the best.
Yes, you can. If you are interested to join media sector in terms of profile like anchor, reporter, photographer or freelance journalist, then you can enter in media industry.
All the best.
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Shruti Pandya
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No, both the courses have equal importance in today's world. They are different from each other in learning style, syllabus and job opportunities.
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Shruti Pandya
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You can go for teaching. You will be able to work in laboratories. If you do Master's degree and then you opt for M.Phil or Ph.D, then you will be able to apply for many research project and program.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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You are technically qualified. But, you should go for practical experience as well. You can join as assistant director and learn tricks. You should study good books for ideas. You can learn to write good language and watch some good movies closely to increase your range.
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Mudit PandeySr Study abroad counsellor
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You can join MCA after completing B.Sc with PCM.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
You are not eligible for M.Tech biotechnology program because you need to complete B.Tech biotechnology to pursue M.Tech program. As per your B.Sc biotechnology, degree you can go for M.Sc degree in following fields:
1. Biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic.
4. Nano-science.
5. Wild life.
6. Environmental science.
7. Psychology.
All the best.
You are not eligible for M.Tech biotechnology program because you need to complete B.Tech biotechnology to pursue M.Tech program. As per your B.Sc biotechnology, degree you can go for M.Sc degree in following fields:
1. Biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic.
4. Nano-science.
5. Wild life.
6. Environmental science.
7. Psychology.
All the best.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
You are not eligible for M.Tech program because you should have B.Tech in biotechnology. But, you can apply for any of these fields according to your education background:
1. M.Sc biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic science.
4. Psychology.
5. Wildlife science.
6. Environment science.
7. Geo informatics.
8. Forestry.
9. Nanoscience.
All the best.
You are not eligible for M.Tech program because you should have B.Tech in biotechnology. But, you can apply for any of these fields according to your education background:
1. M.Sc biotechnology.
2. Microbiology.
3. Forensic science.
4. Psychology.
5. Wildlife science.
6. Environment science.
7. Geo informatics.
8. Forestry.
9. Nanoscience.
All the best.
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Rania Khan
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The admission process is mainly depends on the entrance exam carried out by the respective authority. The candidates are allotted to different colleges according to their score in the entrance test.
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Rania Khan
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, you can get admission in the Chandigarh University. It offers 2 B. Sc programmes, one is medical and the other is non-medical.
For medical, the eligibility is 10+2 examination with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: biotechnology/biology, conducted by a recognised board or an equivalent examination.
For non-medical, the requirement is 10+2 examination with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: mathematics /biotechnology/computer science/biology conducted by a recognised board or its equivalent examination.
For medical, the eligibility is 10+2 examination with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: biotechnology/biology, conducted by a recognised board or an equivalent examination.
For non-medical, the requirement is 10+2 examination with physics and chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with one of the following subjects: mathematics /biotechnology/computer science/biology conducted by a recognised board or its equivalent examination.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Rishi,
The present scenario of global warming, conserving the wildlife is a vital job that mankind needs to pay attention to. This is precisely what a wildlife biologist aim at. Conservation of wild life and its propagation are main concerns of wildlife biologist. They study the process of conservation by conducting research on various animals species including birds, reptiles, mammals etc. especially those which are close to extinction. The study is conducted on various conditions, behavior, habitat, etc. with primary focus on their conservation and protection.
As you are interested, I presume that you would have the right aptitude a
The present scenario of global warming, conserving the wildlife is a vital job that mankind needs to pay attention to. This is precisely what a wildlife biologist aim at. Conservation of wild life and its propagation are main concerns of wildlife biologist. They study the process of conservation by conducting research on various animals species including birds, reptiles, mammals etc. especially those which are close to extinction. The study is conducted on various conditions, behavior, habitat, etc. with primary focus on their conservation and protection.
As you are interested, I presume that you would have the right aptitude a
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