Course comparison

Today there are only around 5,000 qualified physiotherapists in India? Yet, it is estimated that one physiotherapist is required for every 10,000 people, and the demand for trained professionals is very high. There is a lot of scopes no matter what specialisation you choose. Physiotherapists in the private sector are better off according to me. Most students who pass outlook for government jobs which are less in number. Instead, you should aim to be a good entrepreneur; the market is doing much better. You can set up your own practice or centre. Also, there are ample jobs available in private hospitals. Be active and grab opportunities. Be selective while choosing the right college for you. Some good colleges for BPT are:
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE - VELLORE
MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE - CHENNAI
LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY - JALANDHAR
INSTITUTE OF POST GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH -, KOLKATA
BHAVA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL Science AND RESEARCH - BHUBANESWAR
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY - AHMEDABAD
M. S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE, BANGALORE
HAMDARD INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES AND RESEARCH -NEW DELHI.

B.Sc. In agriculture in India is a 4 year graduate course consisting of topics such as plant genetics, entomology, plant pathology, horticulture, soil Science, agricultural economics, etc. The main aim of this course is to improve agriculture productivity scientifically. The career opportunities in this area include government sector jobs in banks (involved in sanctioning of Agricultural loans) and other state based plantation boards. Private sector jobs include serving at the managerial level in Plantations, Agricultural Machinery industry, officer level posts in Fertilizer manufacturing companies etc. One can even go for research and development sector after the requisite. Microbiology on the other hand is a 3-year graduation course with topics consisting of Clinical Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Immunology, Recombinant DNA technology, little bits of Botany and Zoology, Soil, Air, Water and Food Microbiology, Bio-statistics, etc. Its basically a multidisciplinary subject growing and evolving everyday (this I can say from a personal experience). .

Hello Tanmoy,
Upon completion of 4 years' degree course, you are trained and qualified to design and test aircraft, engines and related equipment. After graduation, you may continue further studies, and do MS/M.Tech Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineer, and thereafter you can do Ph.D. and Post-Doctoral programme.
On the other hand, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is a 3 year's optional vocational training course approved by DGCA Director General of Civil Aviation. The training course allows you to apply for the BAMEL Basic Aircraft Maintenance Engineer License, after completion of the Training programme. It is also possible to apply for the License Exam directly to DGCA, if employed as a Mechanic/Technician with an Airline. Having aviation experience of 35 years allows you to clear the examination modules conducted by DGCA, and be eligible for the BAMEL LWTR License without Type Rating. This is not a degree programme, therefore it is not possible to study further PG, Doctoral and post Doctoral studies. It is like a vocation training, a certificate course. It is not even equivalent to a Diploma. Aircraft maintenance engineer A.M.E. is a low profile, blue collar job, compared to an aeronautical engineer.