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astha singh
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Eligibility: BE/B.Tech or equivalent qualification in first class with an aggregate minimum of 65% marks (average of all semesters for which results are available) or CGPA 6.84 on a ten scale. Minimum of 65% marks or CGPA 6.84 in section B alone for candidates with AMIE/Grad IETE qualification.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
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Dear Krina, pharmacy on the whole has very good scope in Canada, in fact one of the biggest sectors. You can study the differences between the two courses, know your area of interest and decide. Pharmacology is essentially the study of drugs while pharmaceutical science covers formulation of medicines, manufacturing etc.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Eligibility Of the M.Phil. (Economics)
The minimum eligibility for this course is a post-graduation degree in Economics or allied discipline. The candidate must have passed post-graduation degree with a recommended aggregate of 55% from a recognized university or any other equivalent exam.
An entrance exam is the preferred mode of admission by most colleges for this course. The candidates with their post-graduation results awaited can also apply for this course.
How to Get Admission in M.Phil. (Economics)
For admissions in M. Phil. (Economics), the most common path goes through entrance exams. Most of the institutes conduct separate entran
The minimum eligibility for this course is a post-graduation degree in Economics or allied discipline. The candidate must have passed post-graduation degree with a recommended aggregate of 55% from a recognized university or any other equivalent exam.
An entrance exam is the preferred mode of admission by most colleges for this course. The candidates with their post-graduation results awaited can also apply for this course.
How to Get Admission in M.Phil. (Economics)
For admissions in M. Phil. (Economics), the most common path goes through entrance exams. Most of the institutes conduct separate entran
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Following are the opportunities for Maths graduates and post graduates:
(a) Higher studies to become theoretician Mathematician and the teach & do research.
(b)Work as mathematics and statistic expert in the field of economics, social sciences, physical sciences, life sciences and earth sciences
(c) Data Modeller
(d) Computer Software engineer
(e) Operational Research Analyst
(f) Gain domain expertise in BFSI, Heath care etc and become analyst
(g) Appear for Indian Economics Services or Indian Statistical Services, Civil Services examination conducted by UPSC
(h) Appear for CDS examination to join Defence services
(I) Appear for Assistant Co
(a) Higher studies to become theoretician Mathematician and the teach & do research.
(b)Work as mathematics and statistic expert in the field of economics, social sciences, physical sciences, life sciences and earth sciences
(c) Data Modeller
(d) Computer Software engineer
(e) Operational Research Analyst
(f) Gain domain expertise in BFSI, Heath care etc and become analyst
(g) Appear for Indian Economics Services or Indian Statistical Services, Civil Services examination conducted by UPSC
(h) Appear for CDS examination to join Defence services
(I) Appear for Assistant Co
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Eligibility for the course mentioned above is as follows:
1) Graduation in subjects such as Microbiology, Biochemistry or molecular biology with 60% marks at least or equivalent CGPA.
2) Few universities conduct entrance exams for admission into their degree courses.
1) Graduation in subjects such as Microbiology, Biochemistry or molecular biology with 60% marks at least or equivalent CGPA.
2) Few universities conduct entrance exams for admission into their degree courses.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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You can go either of the two. Generally University first offers Mphil and than PhD. M.Phil is "Master of Philosophy". It is an advanced post graduate research degree. You can contact your University from where you did M.Sc. They might be providing a research degree in your field. It can seek you a job in either government or a private college or University. Similarly PhD is done after M.Phil. A Doctor of Philosophy is the highest academic degree awarded by universities. In most countries PhDs are awarded for programs across the whole breadth of academic fields.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
You have many options after completing M.Sc. in Applied Microbiology. There are many career prospects after completing your M.Sc. Some of the job opportunities available to you after completing M.Sc. in Applied Microbiology are as follows:
1) Lecturer/Assistant Professor/Assistant Scientist/Associate Professor
2) Student Welfare officer
3) Lab Technician
4) Requirements Analyst
5) Manager-Microbiology
Industries which you can get involved with:
1) Hospitals in Pathology/Cytology Laboratories
2) Pharmaceutical firms
3) Food/Beverage Industries
4) Water processing Plants
1) Lecturer/Assistant Professor/Assistant Scientist/Associate Professor
2) Student Welfare officer
3) Lab Technician
4) Requirements Analyst
5) Manager-Microbiology
Industries which you can get involved with:
1) Hospitals in Pathology/Cytology Laboratories
2) Pharmaceutical firms
3) Food/Beverage Industries
4) Water processing Plants
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
Guide-Level 14
In addition to PG, register for Ph.D also, on completing your NET. Then, you will have more and more chances. A PG alone is not sufficient.
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Yash Laturiya
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The thing with M.Sc degree is that, after first year you also have an option to opt for a dual degree i.e. pursue BE in any of the course you like, although that depends on your CGPA after the first year.
The duration of such integrated dual degrees is 5 years.
However, you can also continue with your only M.Sc degree for 4 years.
The advantage of dual degree is that you can continue your love for pure Sciences as well as gain a BE degree also with one additional year.
Some of the duals like CS + maths or CS+ bio or M.Sc Economics will provide you an additional advantage for your job profile.
The duration of such integrated dual degrees is 5 years.
However, you can also continue with your only M.Sc degree for 4 years.
The advantage of dual degree is that you can continue your love for pure Sciences as well as gain a BE degree also with one additional year.
Some of the duals like CS + maths or CS+ bio or M.Sc Economics will provide you an additional advantage for your job profile.
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ambreen khan
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You can go for government hospitals, governments health department, schools, colleges, factories and office cafeterias for planning nutritional regiment or can also work for sports hostels and athletes camps. Employment opportunities are also open to them in catering department of star hotels and restaurants. Research and development involves conducting research on various food items to ensure their quality as well as studying the effects of various types of diet on the body chemistry in labs.
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