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Mehak Seth
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Bachelor of Pharmacy is an undergraduate pharmacy course and Doctor of pharmacy is a professional pharmacy doctoral course. Both the courses have their own significance as B.Pharma is 4 years course where as Pharma. D is a 6 years course. While Pharma. D. focuses on clinical practise and allows the student to get a hands-on experience while working as a pharmacist, B.Pharma. Is more research oriented and as mentioned above it focuses on the manufacture of drugs and what new discoveries can be made in this field. After the completion of B.Pharma. the students can practice as a Pharmacist. Pharmacists will work in industries related to t
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Atish ChandraTech, Travel & Food
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Both the courses are almost same. But in my point of view, MCA will be a better option after BCA.
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LBIIHM
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Practically speaking, all the courses that you have mentioned are the same. It is just the change in nomenclature. AICTE approved colleges provide 4 years degree whereas all other institutes (including NCHMCT) offer 3 years degree. The content of the syllabus is more or less the same. Instead of the course or name of the course, you should look at the placement of the institute/college that you choose.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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Both of them are comparable and hold equal importance for safe operations of aircraft. Games choose the specialisation based on their own personal interest or their educational background. Avionics require an additional license of Radio Telephony to operate and service the aircraft's radio panel.
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Amita SharmaNational Doctoral fellow
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Electrical has more scope as compared to chemical because number of vacancies opening in government sector in chemical is more now-a-days.
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rohith kola
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From a career perspective, microbiology offers much more specialised and focused opportunities. Even after graduation in microbiology, you can opt for a range of further specialisations which can offer you research opportunities in food, medicine and other biosciences. After microbiology, you can get good job opportunities as well as can start your own venture in biotechnology field.
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Shail Oberoi
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The decision would be based on two factors. Your interest areas and long term career objective. If you want to pursue career in academics, accounts and research, then M.Com could be a better option. However if you want to explore role in general management in other related fields then MBA should be preferred.
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Rakesh Kumar
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If we talk about B.Sc. Maths, you have to go for B.Ed or Maters to get good teaching job or if you want it in the university then Ph.D. Same for stats, For B.Sc Stats UPSC is the main source for the jobs. but if we see other side that is government jobs where in most of the cases the Bachelor degree is mandate you can get job. If we talk about BCA, it has both scope of government sector and private sector jobs. But try yo do it from mentioned colleges so that you get professional skill training to get the jobs. St. Stephen's College, Loyola College, Lovely Professional University, Hansraj College and Fergusson College. Finally, it i
If we talk about B.Sc. Maths, you have to go for B.Ed or Maters to get good teaching job or if you want it in the university then Ph.D. Same for stats, For B.Sc Stats UPSC is the main source for the jobs. but if we see other side that is government jobs where in most of the cases the Bachelor degree is mandate you can get job. If we talk about BCA, it has both scope of government sector and private sector jobs. But try yo do it from mentioned colleges so that you get professional skill training to get the jobs. St. Stephen's College, Loyola College, Lovely Professional University, Hansraj College and Fergusson College. Finally, it i
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rohith kola
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Both are great in their own terns. If you are willing to pursue MBA course, I would suggest you to go with B.Sc in biomedical science as B.Sc candidates have good scope to pursue MBA course. But I would request you to choose the best course based on your achievements and goals and on your own interest.
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KRISHNENDU SENTech Lover,Friendly,Foodie
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Its a tough ask to chose between EE and Chemical Engineering. EE is a lively side of engineering. It gives life to all the engineering. And on the other hand chemical engineering is an evergreen subject. I would say which one attracts u the most go for it. According to GATE exam, EE got slightly better of Chemical Engineering.
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