Career

Being a law undergraduate is not easy. You work hard to try and achieve the best possible grade you can, only to be told that it is still not enough to guarantee your future. On top of getting a good class degree, you need an endless amount of life experiences to make you stand out from the crowd.
If you are anything like me, you have to read every legal career book available, written to every chamber or solicitors firm within a feasible distance, and thrown yourself into getting involved with your university's law society. But with a hundred or more law students around you doing exactly the same, is it enough?
This is where I thought mooting would help, as I believe it shows (particularly for students applying to the BPTC) a deep interest in law and a desire to become a lawyer. To test my theory out, I contacted LPC and BPTC providers as well as chambers and law firms to see if they felt the same way.

Hello Qwerty Sharma,
Thanks for asking
If you want to make career in the same field (Micro Biology), then, yes, you should go for M.Sc.
Then you can apply for CSIR NET Life Science exam, which is the national level eligibility test for Science students to pursue career as Junior Research fellow or a Lecturer.
There are other career options also available after qualifying CSIR NET Exam, like get a job in PSU or pursue PhD, work in CSIR Labs etc.
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I hope it will help you.
Best of Luck :)

There are many options to venture into to be a part of the tourism sector; public and private. The following are some of the profiles one can look into:
Tourism Department: There are jobs as Reservation and counter staff, Sales and marketing staff, Tour Planners and Tour guides. There is also the requirement of Information assistants at the office of the Tourism departments who are selected through competitive examinations held by the Staff Selection Commission.
Airlines: One can opt between being the ground staff or in flight staff. Apart from working as Airhostess/ Stewards, you can look into the option of Traffic Assistance, Reservation and Counter Staff, etc.
Hotels: The Hotel Industry being a service industry, serves the basic requirement of food and accommodation. One can choose from Operations, Front office, House keeping, Food and Beverages, Accounting, Engineering/ Maintenance, Sales, Public relations and Security, etc as one of the many departments to work with.
Tour operators: They are the ones who help organize conducted tours to the various tourist spots and manage the travel and stay of the tourists.
Travel Agents: Travel agents evaluate the requirements of tourists and businessmen and help them make the best possible travel arrangements from the many available. Many resorts, travel groups use travel agents to promote their tour packages to travelers.
Transport: Apart from airlines, travelers require rail services, coach operators, car hire companies to go from one place to another - by air, road, railway, sea etc. All this is take care by the ones handling transport.
A few college from where you can pursue a course in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism are :
National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management- Hyederabad
UTM, Shillong
Institute of Mgmt Sciences (University of Lucknow) - Lucknow
Institute of Management Studies (IMS) - Ghaziabad