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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The BSc course at Lyallpur Khalsa College of Engineering offers a strong foundation, but in addition aspirants must focus on practical learning. They can learn new skills through internships, projects, and higher studies. Aspirants get a strong technical training thus providing a solid base for research based paths.
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DPharma from Dr. Sudhir Chandra Sur Institute of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology gives many career options to the students like becoming Govt. Pharmacist, Retail Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Laboratory Technician etc. They are also eligible for BPharm from second year as Lateral student after qualifying from GLET.
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MIT School of Vedic Sciences MSc graduates can find job opportunities public and private sectors. The graduates can pursue a career in research, education, wellness consulting, etc. There is also opportunity for higher studies in Ayurveda, Indian Knowledge Systems, etc.
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VMSIIHE Graduates have careers opportunities in hotels, restaurants, cruise lines, airlines, catering companies, event management firms, tourism organisations, retail chains, luxury service sectors, etc. Many students also pursue higher studies internationally, or start entrepreneurial ventures.
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The institute organises placement drives every year for MDes students. Students can apply in multiple companies. Moreover, they can work in different domains as per their choice and interest. Some of the career options are Art Director, Copywriter, Social Media Executive, etc. The field also depends on the specialisation pursued by student. Some top recruiters include Deloitte, Microsoft, etc.
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Yes, absolutely. Humanities students are naturally suited for law because of their background in subjects like Political Science, History, and Sociology - all closely linked to legal studies. Strong reading and writing skills from Humanities stream are a real advantage in law school.
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BA LLB at Amrita International School of Law is an integrated programme that combines the study of law with the study of arts. The ideal careers that students can pursue after completing this programme are judicial services, public policy, human rights organisations, and judiciary.
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Candidates who complete the MA course of MIT School of Humanities will be able to build a career in several fields such as the following:
- Professorship
- Teaching
- Public Speaking
- Translator Services
- Public Relations
- Journalism
- Editorial and Content Developers
- Critics
- Literature Researchers
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There are multiple career options after completing BDes. Students can seek employment in different domains as per their specialisation. The university also conducts placement drives. Top recruiters are from multiple industries like retail, fashion, etc. Some of the companies include Google, Ikea, Tata Motors, Book My Show, and many more.
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