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pratiksha kamble
Guide-Level 12
Yes, it is a professional course, if you are interested in management, then you must go for this.
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Innostack KochiTechnology Training Institute in Kochi
Beginner-Level 3
After BCA you should go for any 2 or 3 months job oriented course. You don't fit in current industry standards. So, you need industry experience. If possible, have some hands-on experience. It is always a good idea to join any job oriented course (training with internship), which will provide you with a good start and direction of preparation. The best way to learn and prepare for a job in IT is to train in real-world scenarios using the systems employed in the business world today. So, it's important that soon-to-be graduates take steps to gain hands-on training before applying for a position. You can join Android,. Net, Digital Marke
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
Guide-Level 15
Go with M.Sc. In Chemistry upon your interest!
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
Guide-Level 13
Don't worry. If you like technology and designing there is plenty of options are available like product designer and architect or design engineering in civil and mechanical engineering.
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Yash Gupta
Scholar-Level 16
Hi buddy,
To work on an oil rig both onshore and offshore, you'll need a high school Diploma and specialised training. Training can consist of both field and classroom instruction to familiarize you with oil rig equipment and teach you specific skills.
I hope it helps!
To work on an oil rig both onshore and offshore, you'll need a high school Diploma and specialised training. Training can consist of both field and classroom instruction to familiarize you with oil rig equipment and teach you specific skills.
I hope it helps!
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
The second one is the most obvious answer. But this would generally depend on what the specialisation is.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Altamash, A.M.E. Is a course that leads one to get degree of B.Sc. And qualification to obtain licence from DGCA to work on aircraft. FAA is not at all necessary. Best wishes to you.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
Guide-Level 15
Textile design, as an integral part of fashion industry is a promising and remunerative career option one can look out for. Creative and inventive career option, textile design offers all who wants money, glamour, and popularity. Students with creative ingenuity and technical skills can hope for a wide gamut of job opportunities in this innovative industry. This course comprises both surface design and structural design. They are responsible for handling fabrics and different methods of textile designing, weave and texture, print, like embroidery designs, and retailing and wholesaling of products. With growing market potential for text
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Yash Gupta
Scholar-Level 16
Hi buddy,
As a B.Sc Graduate from a Private College you can expect a decent placement in a private company. As per my knowledge graduates get hired by an Agriculture Input Company e. g Seeds, Fertilizer etc. Nowadays, we can see job openings by Cold Storage Companies, Horticultural Gardening and Landscaping Companies. Etc. If you are planning to get into the Agriculture Field of Study, you need to do an MBA, M.Sc to enhance your knowledge and job prospects after B.Sc Agriculture.
As a B.Sc Graduate from a Private College you can expect a decent placement in a private company. As per my knowledge graduates get hired by an Agriculture Input Company e. g Seeds, Fertilizer etc. Nowadays, we can see job openings by Cold Storage Companies, Horticultural Gardening and Landscaping Companies. Etc. If you are planning to get into the Agriculture Field of Study, you need to do an MBA, M.Sc to enhance your knowledge and job prospects after B.Sc Agriculture.
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