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Rania Khan

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A dentist earns an average salary of Rs.3.47 LPA. The experience strongly influences pay for this job.

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Rick Rohan

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There are two streams in merchant navy: navigation and engineering. To be a navigating officer, you have to complete a three-year course and to be a marine engineer it's a four-year B.Tech/BE course. Now some pointers about life at sea.
The salary and benefits are excellent but in the initial years, you have to stay at sea for 5 months and then you get a 2-month leave. Senior officers/engineers have to stay in the sea for less. Now if you are really serious about joining the merchant Navy, you should research about the life at sea, you could watch documentaries on youtube about their lives. Only if you are convinced, you should opt for
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Rick Rohan

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You should try for a Bachelors degree in zoology from a reputed institute. After that try doing post graduation in wildlife biology. Institutes like NCBS offer such a course

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You cannot pursue law and computer science degrees simultaneously at DU.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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MBA in safety and fire management is a niche and narrow specialisation. It is suggested that you can opt for generic MBA for career growth and explore different functions of management.

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