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Ranjith Kumar LagisettyI'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly

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The fields you have chosen are very interesting one. Agricultural and event management are very good subjects but marketing is also better. So choose the one among them according to your interest and go on. Those three are having their own Importance. Now a days, agricultural research is slowly improving and country needs the people who will educate farmers about agriculture and there are so many factors you can learn and implement in this field. So take your decision based on your interest.

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Anchil Kumar

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MBA is a master degree and PGDITM is Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology and after B.Sc CS you can try for MBA.

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abhay jha

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simple biotechnology is best in comparison of bsc

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2016-05-24 01:15:28

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Tarang Sachdeva

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Leeyn,
Post graduation diploma in healthcare management can be a great option if you are planning to diversify your portfolio and have greater options as you proceed further in your career.

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Navin AgarwalI am a student in UPES

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B.tech means Bachelor in technology and this degree includes every type engineering you have heard of. B.tech allows an individual to explore the science more practically and use them to improvise for next generation. Whereas B.Sc means Bachelor in Science which is the study of science more deeply after 10+2. B.Sc helps in gaining more and more knowledge in the field of science. Yes, it is clear they are different, both the degrees have different prospective and motives. If you want to become an engineer then go for B.tech and if want to do higher study like Masters or Phd then go for B.Sc. Practically B.tech is more popular now a days
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Hritik Dalal

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Best of 5 subjects. that is you have to choose best 5 subjects in which you got more marks. add them. divide it by 500. multiply it by 100. your %age is infront of you.

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