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As far as I know after completing B.Sc or BA one must study further that is MSc and MBA to get more knowledge and also more earning.

If you look up a medical centered course in B.Sc you are assured to get a job without M.Sc but with little salary.

Cultural Anthropology is a good field of study if you are soemone who is intrigued by different cultures, societies, architechture and linguistics. For pursuing Cultural Anthropology, you can opt for a B.A. course in the same specialisation whereas if you primerly want to study Anthropology, you can even go for B.Sc Anthropology. The admissions to Anthropology courses are usually merit-based. As far as it being the right choice is concerned, then yes, it will be the right choice if that is what you want to have your career in anthropology.

Hi.For teaching profession you have to complete B.Ed course.B.Ed is a mandatory course to establish a career in teaching.

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After pursuing BCom (Hons) programme from IBM GLA University or any other BCom (Hons) Colleges in Uttar Pradesh, students can go a plethora of job opportunities or can opt for higher studies. BCom (Hons) graduates can land up in jobs in MNCs, financial firms, consultancies and other private and government sectors or can opt for specialisations or certifications. Some of the job profiles available for BCom (Hons) graduates are Accountant, Business Executive, Tax Consultant, Financial Consultant, etc. 

After pursuing BA Economics from IBM GLA University or any other Economics Colleges in Uttar Pradesh, candidates can get good knowledge of the Indian economy, agricultural economy, and industrial economy. After completing a bachelor's in Economics, candidates can make their career in different job profiles such as Sales Analyst, Economics Researcher, Investment Administrator, Customer Profit Analyst etc. 

After pursuing BSc Mental Health programme from Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences, students can opt from a wide range of career options for example they can find global employment opportunities as mental health liaisons and researchers in various domains or they can work in healthcare sector, community health sector, public health sectors including the national mental health programme, NGOs etc.