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+ physics/chemistry/english (any two).
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UGC Approved Degree courses provided by Sadhna Academy are following
1.Bachelor of journalism in Mass communication
2.Master of journalism in Mass communication
3.PG Diploma in Mass Communication
4.PG Diploma In Advertising and public relations
5.P.G Diploma In print and electronic journalism
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Infrastructure: Facilities provided in our college are good. Wi-Fi facility is provided. But it can't be accessed most of the time. Sports facilities are not good. Other facilities like labs, classrooms, library and canteen are very good. No hostels are available in the college. I have faced some infrastructure related issues during my tenure.
Faculty: The teachers are ve
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1.food production developer
2.quality manager
3.production manager
4.consumer service director
Compare to B.Sc (H) food technology you can get more job options in after doing B.Sc (H) microbiology
1.pharmacy
2.medicine
3.clinical research
4.agriculture
5.dairy industry
6.water industry
7.nano technology
8.chemical technology
After doing B.Sc (H) microbiology, you can get job in both private and govt sectors. Microbiologist have a huge demand in UK, France, US, Australia and Germany.
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6 years agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can take maths as an elective subject in DU if you're not maths student. It maybe quite difficult for you and I suggest you go for that subject which you were studied in your 12th class so that it will be beneficial for and can make your work more easy and interesting.
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If you're going for Economics (Hons) then maths is compulsory but yes, you can take Economics as an elective subject if you are not a Maths student.
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