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If you have completed your B.Sc. In Textiles and now wish to pursue a career in the field of medicine, there are several options available to you. Here are some steps you can take to get started:
Research the various career options in the field of medicine: Medicine is a vast field with several different specializations, such as nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, physician assistant, and more. Research the different career options available to you and determine which one interests you the most. Consider your education background: If you have a non-medical background, you may need to complete some prerequisite courses before you can apply to a medical programme. For example, if you wish to become a physician, you will need to complete pre-medical courses in Biology Chemistry Physics and mathematics. Decide on a specific field of study: Once you have a better understanding of the different career options in medicine and the prerequisites needed, decide on a specific field of study. You may wish to consider a Diploma, Certificate or degree programme in a specific medical field. Find a suitable programme: Research different universities or colleges that offer programs in your chosen field of study. Consider factors such as location, reputation, accreditation, cost, and programme structure. Apply to the programme: Once you have found a suitable programme, apply for admission. The application process will vary depending on the programme and the institution, so be sure to follow the guidelines provided. Prepare for the programme: Before starting the programme, you may need to complete some additional preparation, such as completing prerequisite courses, obtaining any necessary certifications or licenses, or studying for entrance exams. Overall, pursuing a career in medicine can be a rewarding but challenging path. It's important to do your research and carefully consider your options before making any decisions.

Yes, it is possible for you to do a M.Sc. Industrial Psychology or Human Resource Psychology after a B.Sc. Computer Svience Bachelor's. But in recent days many good colleges have a basic criteria of having a compulsory Bachelor's in Psychology to join M.Sc. Psychology programme. Where as the above mentioned courses have a little relaxed criteria. Depending on why your doing you can choose your mode of education. If it is only for knowledge purpose then even a distance education course will suffice (as it doesn't have enough contact hours and no proper training in practical aspects). But if you are planning to start practice as a Psychologist then you need to do it from a UGC recognised college as a Full-time student. But you need to keep in mind doing these degree after engineering will restrict your area of practice, you can probably be in Human Resources or Industrial Psychology or Engineering Psychology or Artificial Intelligence, you can never practice as a Counselling Psychologist or a Clinical Psychologist. So choose the course depending on your need.

Hello Dhanika Pravin Gawali, Actually IMU (Indian Maritime University), Visakhapatnam Campus is good university google users have rated 8.2/10 and Shiksha users have rated 4.1/5. So its an above average college no need to worry about that and all
B.Sc Nautical Science in Indian Maritime University will be a good career option for your future so don't miss the opportunity
Fees structure will be varying for boys and girls
For Male Cadets Rs 2,20,000/-per annum.
For Female Cadets Rs.1,40,500/- per annum. This was taken from the official website.
But Indian Maritime University (IMU) Chennai Campus will be better option in my point of view so choose according to your convenience.