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Dr Shahid AminAssistant Professor in Management
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If u have developed better knowledge and have interest in this field , then better continue otherwise think deeply towards your strengths and interest and move ahead accordingly.
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Syed Ziya Hashmi
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Yes , I am also science student and completed by b.sc last year . And planning to go ahead with MBA.
It is easy to secure more percent in MBA than Msc .Good luck .
It is easy to secure more percent in MBA than Msc .Good luck .
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Harshit Jain
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After your B.Sc in biotechnology, you can opt for MSc in Biotechnology or Genetics. You can also opt for biochemistry as a field for masters in the same. Theses are one of the best options which you have for your masters.
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Radha Beniwal
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It should always be your choice.
As far as job opportunities are considered B.Tech would have an upper hand if done from a reputed institute like IIT, NIT, Lovely professional University, SRM university etc.But if you would like to go for Higher studies and you don't want to pursue engineering you can choose B.Sc. . It will be a time consuming process then.
As far as job opportunities are considered B.Tech would have an upper hand if done from a reputed institute like IIT, NIT, Lovely professional University, SRM university etc.But if you would like to go for Higher studies and you don't want to pursue engineering you can choose B.Sc. . It will be a time consuming process then.
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