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People who don't want to study computer science engineering or software engineering, they will opt for B.Sc, M.Sc computer Science or BCA and MCA.
All are almost same except engineering is a little higher when compared to the latter. Means a person with an engineering degree can be placed in a good institution with a UG degree itself.
So it is better if you study M.Sc computer science. It really has a great scope and you can get placed in any company irrespective of its domain as each and everything requires a computer Science graduate.
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Individuals with prior work experience of 2-3 years are preferred, but like the BPO industry, there is a dearth of trained professionals here too. Thus, with the right qualifications finding a job in clinical research should not be a problem.
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Clinical Research branches off into various categories at the entry level
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