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Mansi, If you're creative, you can always consider going for Design and Animation. This is a field where nobody cares for your qualification, they only see if you can do quality work. A good mentor and wise selection of courses with a good school, followed by diligent learning, would get you a head start in your career. However, you must check your suitability for this field. Animation is an art form and a very demanding career. It has ample opportunities for the creatively talented people. Opportunities lie in UI Design, Graphic Design, Storyboarding, Animation Design, Game Design, 3D Modelling, Texturing and Lighting, Dynamics and VFX and of course animation (2D and 3D). Of course at the top of the pile lies Concept Designing - these people are required by Event Companies, Animation Studios, VFX Studios, and of course Game Studios. However, choosing between these must be done after seeing your performance in each of these. So going for a generic course covering all or most of these would be the best way to get started in these careers. Typically you should have good sketching skills to be able to make a sound career in this (if you work hard you can improve your drawing skills tremendously). You may also like to read this about the kind of preparation the best students put into design http://bit.ly/1ddUSi8. Nothing but your innermost talent and passion should lead you to the course and the institute you choose. Go speak to people over there and see if you like their philosophy and they change your perspective.Try their website for more details. Also remember that Animation requires good mentoring. Typically go for a school which offers all the information including faculty on their website. Here is an article by Arena Chandigarh Centre Head on Shiksha website about how to select the right college https://www.shiksha.com/questions-to-ask-before-you-pick-an-animation-college-article-4699-1. And here is a complete snapshot of Gaming Industry by me on Shiksha website https://www.shiksha.com/from-gaming-to-game-designing-article-5827-1. Wish you the best for your career. Remember, your Career is a resultant of your knowledge combined with your passion and expression ability. If you like this answer you may select it as best answer or press like

Opportunities after B.Sc PCM are as follows :
1) TGT/ PRT ( Maths or Science) Std. Salary 25000 to 30000 - pm in good schools.
2) Lab. Assistant in Universities. Rs.20000-25000 - pm
3) Research Associate in Private companies in R&D sector. Rs.20000-25000 - pm
4) Medical Representative. Rs. 7500 to 35000 pm
5) High End Analytical and Industrial Instruments sales engineer, where in you have to generate revenue by pre-sales, post sales sevices like complying warranty, finding new clients/customers. etc. Rs.50000- 100000
BUT I INSIST TO COMPELTE M.Sc. because half learnt warfare can make you good warriror but you may not be able to win ultimately.
SO COMPELTE M.SC , HAVE PERSEVERANCE FOR FOR TWO MORE YEARS, THEN YOU WILL BE GETTING EVEN BETTER SALARY AND POSITION.

Hi Omkar, first I will advise you to be cool and relax. You need not stressed thinking about MCA or MBA. There are many courses you can choose to do. Since you are in 3rd year now first you should focus on getting excellent result in semesters so that you can increase your chances to apply in good colleges and universities. Do you like animation ?. If you have interest in drawing, painting, doing something creative then you can do animation course. But, the most important thing after your BSc ( IT ) should be that you start working and become independent and confident. While working you will realize your potential and skills which will help you in giving clarity about your future and career. Also, if you still have confusion then start teaching in a coaching institute in a subject of your choice in your free time. It will help you in keeping momentum with the changing trends.

Hi Nidhi,
Selecting a course is depends on your personal preference and liking.
Medical Laboratory Technology a.k.a clinical laboratory science helps diagnose, treat and prevent disease through clinical laboratory tests. It is complementary to medical science. It involves analysis of body matter such as fluid, tissue, and blood. It also covers micro-organism screening, chemical analyses, and cell count. These professionals, Technicians and Technologists, play an important role in collecting information, sampling, testing, reporting and documenting medical investigations.
Medical Technologist work covers areas such as:
Blood bankingClinical Chemistry (chemical analysis of body fluids)Haematology (blood related)Immunology (study of immune system) Microbiology (study of bacteria and other disease organisms) Cytotechnology (study of human tissue)PhlebotomyUrine analysisCoagulationParasitology Blood Sample MatchingDrug Efficacy TestsSerology
Technologists may also conduct research supervised by medical researchers.They are responsible for maintaining report accuracy, conducting complex tests, and generally have more training than a medical laboratory technician, who performs routine testing under stipulated conditions.Technicians may help by preparing specimens and operating automated sample analysing machines, set up testing equipment, keep the lab clean, maintain tools and conditions etc.
The graduates after their completion of Bachelor of Science programme in MLT have huge scope of securing a career in various fields. A talented MLT graduate can earn a challenging profession in any of the public or private sector hospitals, blood donor centres, emergency centres, laboratories, and so on.
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Wish You Luck!