M.Sc Scope

Yes, you can do DMLT after M.Sc. DMLT is the best Paramedical Course in Paramedical. Diploma in Medical Lab Technology is one of the best courses for aspiring Paramedics. DMLT professional is skilled in carrying out the different body fluid tests. He/she has knowledge of all the procedures and processes of different tests and is also responsible for generating and maintaining the reports for future references. Cradle Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Delhi offers this course to you and it is approved by Indian Medical Association, IMA. The fee structure of the course is affordable. Job Opportunities for a DMLT Professional :
1. Hospitals
2. Private Clinics
3. Diagnostic Centres
4. Blood Banks
5. Research And Development Departments Of Pharmaceutical Companies and many more. Course Information :
Course Name : Diploma in Medical Lab Technology, DMLT
Duration : 2 Years
Eligibility : 12th pass (all stream students can apply)
Approved by : Indian Medical Association, IMA

Hi,
M.Sc in agriculture and IT is good according to me.
M.Sc agriculture
Lots of Governmentas well as Private job opportunities are present in front of Graduates. Talking about Government jobs, State Agriculture Departments recruits Graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Government Colleges also hires M.Sc Folks to work as Lecturers. Government Banks also hires them to fill up Officer level posts (that primarily deals with Agriculture related loans). Also check high salary jobs in India. Talking about Private Sector jobs, graduates may find jobs as Managers at Plantations, as Officers at Fertilizer Manufacturing firms, Agriculture Machinery Industries, Agricultural Products Marketing firms, Food Processing firms etc. One may also work as a Lecturer in Private Colleges. Starting salary is generally between Rupees 2.5- 5 Lacs per year. M.Sc IT
This is the age of skill building. The more the skills you have, employers will value you more! M.Sc. Programme naturally enhances skills of Graduates and thus opens new doors of opportunities for them. After the programme, one will be able to find jobs in Private as well as Government sector. Teaching is also a good profession that one may take up after a combination of B.Sc. And M.Sc. Programs! Average starting salary is around 20-35k Rupees per month.

Diverse job opportunities exist in front of nutritionists and dieticians in India. Both Government and private sector job opportunities are available in front of them. Nutritionists or dieticians may build a career in the following sectors- R&D (Research and Development), Healthcare sector (hospitals, clinics, health centers etc.), Government schemes and organizations, NGOs, Teaching and Education sector. To build a career in the R&D sector, qualifications like M.Phil. And, Ph.D will be of use. M.Sc M.Phil. and Ph.D qualifications will also enable one to take up the job post of a lecturer or instructor. Talking about Government sector, some of the well-known recruiters include-
Government hospitals
Community health centres
Government Schemes and Missions (like ICDS, NHRM etc. )
Government Organizations (like FNB, ICMR, Public Health Foundation etc. )
Government R&D units
Government Nursing homes
Government Nutrition Education Institutes
Coming to the private sector, some of the well-known recruiters include-
Private clinics and hospitals
Nursing homes
NGOs
Food products manufacturing firms
Pharmaceutical firms
Private R&D units
Private Nutrition Education Institutes
Health Clubs
Fitness Centres
Sports Centres and Franchises
Hotels
Other than the above mentioned jobs, self-employment is another good opportunity available in front of nutritionists and dieticians. If one has access to decent financial resources and entrepreneurship skills, starting own private clinic or consultancy will be a good idea.
UN and International Organizations like WHO, UNICEF are also known to hire nutritionists and dieticians. In such a setup, nutritionists have to take care of community nutrition activities. If you want to become a registered dietician (RD), follow the steps mentioned below-
Educational qualifications required: B.Sc in Home Science (Food and Nutrition) or B.Sc in Nutrition and Dietetics or other relevant B.Sc course. After B.Sc , one must also complete M.Sc or PG Diploma in Clinical Nutrition or Food & Nutrition. After completing relevant B.Sc and M.Sc courses, one must go through 6 months long internship stint at any one of the many hospitals recognized by the IDA or possess 2 years work experience at any multidisciplinary hospital as a dietician.
After satisfying the educational qualifications and internship period, one may appear for RD exam held by the IDA and clear it. Earn anywhere between 10-20k Rupees per month.

Hi, Journalism to Public Relations, a student can opt for any field she/he likes. The scope of mass communication in India is wide, if you can do well in your field, you can work with some of the best publishing houses, production houses, news channels, radio channels or PR firms of the country. A Journalist earns an average salary of Rs 346,511 per year. Pay for this job rises steadily for more experienced workers, but goes down noticeably for the few employees with more than 20 years' experience. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this career. List of the highest paid Indian news anchors:
* Arnab Goswami. - Advertisement. * Rajdeep Sardesai - Rajdeep earns almost Rs. 85 Lacs per month. * Barkha Dutt - Barkha earns a yearly salary of Rs.3.6 crore, with her recurrent income more than Rs. 30 Lacs. * Sudhir Chaudhary - Sudhi earns Rs. 25 Lacs per month (approximately Rs. 3 crores yearly package). Thank you.