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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
For lecturer: Post-graduate degree with minimum 55% marks in the discipline relevant to the area of specialization. (ii)Post-graduate degree in Education (M. Ed. /M.A. Education and B.Ed.) with minimum 55% marks. You have to qualify UGC NET also. Thanks.
For lecturer: Post-graduate degree with minimum 55% marks in the discipline relevant to the area of specialization. (ii)Post-graduate degree in Education (M. Ed. /M.A. Education and B.Ed.) with minimum 55% marks. You have to qualify UGC NET also. Thanks.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
After doing zoology you can choose any specialisation course in genetics, biotechnology, endocrinology, immunology, applied zoology, wildlife science, ecology and you will be eligible for all these specialised courses in most of the universities. If you don't want to go for higher education, you can get jobs in government sector by clearing the exams and can sit for IAS more preferably Indian Forest Service or all State Government Forest Services. You can also crack CSIR NET (life science) or UGC NET (environment Science) or GATE (Evolution or ecology).
Thanks.
After doing zoology you can choose any specialisation course in genetics, biotechnology, endocrinology, immunology, applied zoology, wildlife science, ecology and you will be eligible for all these specialised courses in most of the universities. If you don't want to go for higher education, you can get jobs in government sector by clearing the exams and can sit for IAS more preferably Indian Forest Service or all State Government Forest Services. You can also crack CSIR NET (life science) or UGC NET (environment Science) or GATE (Evolution or ecology).
Thanks.
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Following is the criteria of Bank PO:
Class 12th/Diploma with at least 60% marks & for SBI PO, IBPS CLERK and PO, RBI officer and assistant posts is graduation in any discipline from recognised institution/university and there is no marks percentage criteria:
# If you have 60% of marks in 12th, then you can apply for SBI Clerk Post & by completing graduation, you can apply for all bank exams.
# Age limit to apply for Bank Clerk exams is 18-28 years and for Bank PO exams, it is 21-30 years and the age relaxations are:
3 years for OBC candidates.
5 years for SC/ST candidates.
10 years for PH candidates.
The selection process of Bank Clerk & PO
Class 12th/Diploma with at least 60% marks & for SBI PO, IBPS CLERK and PO, RBI officer and assistant posts is graduation in any discipline from recognised institution/university and there is no marks percentage criteria:
# If you have 60% of marks in 12th, then you can apply for SBI Clerk Post & by completing graduation, you can apply for all bank exams.
# Age limit to apply for Bank Clerk exams is 18-28 years and for Bank PO exams, it is 21-30 years and the age relaxations are:
3 years for OBC candidates.
5 years for SC/ST candidates.
10 years for PH candidates.
The selection process of Bank Clerk & PO
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Krishi Sharma
Guide-Level 13
Hi, Please let us know your interest for better understanding. https://www.shiksha.com/careers
https://www.shiksha.com/courses-after-12th.
https://www.shiksha.com/courses-after-12th.
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Malay Bhatt
Beginner-Level 5
According to me, BCA in Data Science is most preferable choice, because:
1. Trends Data analytics and Science is growing.
2. The supply is less compare to demand.
3. Good demand outside India like Australia, Germany and US.
4. Gain skills and you become niche employee with higher remuneration.
Hence, I would suggest Data Science over cloud tech and mobile app.
1. Trends Data analytics and Science is growing.
2. The supply is less compare to demand.
3. Good demand outside India like Australia, Germany and US.
4. Gain skills and you become niche employee with higher remuneration.
Hence, I would suggest Data Science over cloud tech and mobile app.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
It doesn't matter. Your skill in the field only Matters. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/amp/how-to-make-your-career-in-ethical-hacking-course-options-and-job-opportunities-blogId-15024&ved=0ahUKEwit47Px2aXcAhUDQ48KHaD0AzwQFghIMAM&usg=AOvVaw2xa9BGAq6TeRBg67voLuro&cf=1.
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anila k
Guide-Level 14
Hi, Behavioral psychology is a branch of psychology. It focuses on the study and alteration of actions, emotions & thoughts. Techniques taught include cognitive restructuring, behavioral modeling and, most commonly, classical and operant conditioning.
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Hope it helps!
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Shyam Sharma
Contributor-Level 8
I will suggest to you that instead of doing B.Com regular, you can try for B.Com Honors specialisation in accounts or any other subject which you like. That will be good for your future. Or you can go for BBA.
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Navita Aggarwal
Beginner-Level 5
After pursuing BA LLB, you can:
1. Practise law in any court in India independently. However, you have to enroll as an advocate.
2. You can choose further specialization in law. Like post-graduation in various fields' corporate law, ceiminal law, human rights etc.
3. U can appear for judicial exams and become judge.
4. You can pursue UPSC as UPSC has law as a subject.
5. You can join corporate law firm as associate or PSU or bank as law officer.
1. Practise law in any court in India independently. However, you have to enroll as an advocate.
2. You can choose further specialization in law. Like post-graduation in various fields' corporate law, ceiminal law, human rights etc.
3. U can appear for judicial exams and become judge.
4. You can pursue UPSC as UPSC has law as a subject.
5. You can join corporate law firm as associate or PSU or bank as law officer.
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