Career

The "best" course to pursue after +2 depends entirely on your interests and career goals, but some popular high-paying options include: engineering (B.Tech), medicine (MBBS), computer Science (BCA or B.Tech in CSE), pharmacy (B.Pharm), business administration (BBA), architecture, law (LLB), data science, and aviation; with the best choice often aligning with your Science stream (PCM for engineering, PCB for medical) and personal interests. 

SVVU Tirupati BVSc & AH graduates have a wide range of career paths to choose from, including clinical practice, research, academia, public health, animal welfare, and more. They can work in private practices, animal hospitals, research institutions, zoos, government agencies, etc. Some common job profiles for BVSc graduates of the univeristy are tabulated below:

Note: The average salary has been taken from Ambitionbox.com.

As per the information available on the official website of the institute, an AME License is internationally valid so, a license holder Aircraft Maintenance Engineer has good career opportunities in the Government sector and also in the Private sector in India as well as abroad. Some of the working sectors after completing Aircraft Maintenance Engineering are as follows: 

• Airlines
• Maintenance, Repair and overhaul (MRO) industries
• Aircraft Manufacturing Companies
• Aircraft Part Manufacturing Companies
• Aircraft Operation Organisations:
• Flying Clubs
• Aviation Training Centres
• Civil Defence Forces

The essential skills for Diabetology are as follows:

• Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills

• Excellent patient communication and counseling ability

• In-depth knowledge of diabetes medications and treatment

• Research and analytical skills for evidence-based practice

• Ability to manage lifestyle disorders and preventive care

• Expertise in advanced diabetes management tools and techniques

The Career Design Center at the University at Buffalo offers various career services. This includes scheduling an appointment to talk to one of the university's career experts. Through these appointments, students can talk about how their interests link to a potential job, job searching tips and strategies, ways to connect with professionals, jobs connected to the major, etc. Also, students can get expert advice for writing a CV or resume.