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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Sudheer, Ye, it is. Research opportunities are immense. You can also check universities in Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Netherlands, etc. For this area.
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rahul r
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Yes, securing a job in Germany after MS should be easy as Germany is one of the hubs for engineering jobs. Germany is renowned for its Automobile Industry and its Precision Machine Tool Industry. Owing to its economic stability. Germany is one of the top European countries in terms of the number of people who look for a well-paid job. Popular jobs in Germany and their average salaries:
In Germany, the major sectors looking for international workers include fields like are chemicals, engineering, electronics, IT, machinery, coal, vehicles, machine tools, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles. Areas with recent growth include teleco
In Germany, the major sectors looking for international workers include fields like are chemicals, engineering, electronics, IT, machinery, coal, vehicles, machine tools, food and beverages, shipbuilding, textiles. Areas with recent growth include teleco
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rahul r
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Differences between MS and M. Eng:
1. Both are Science courses that have duration of two years.
2. The prerequisites for a MS is the same as for a M. Eng, except that the requirements for a M. Eng are stricter. That means that you will have to take Science courses as your major in your tertiary education. Plus, you must pass an exam in order to take this course.
3. The outcome and the job opportunities also differ, with a M. Eng post-graduation focusing more on the application aspect of Science. Regards.
1. Both are Science courses that have duration of two years.
2. The prerequisites for a MS is the same as for a M. Eng, except that the requirements for a M. Eng are stricter. That means that you will have to take Science courses as your major in your tertiary education. Plus, you must pass an exam in order to take this course.
3. The outcome and the job opportunities also differ, with a M. Eng post-graduation focusing more on the application aspect of Science. Regards.
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rahul r
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General Eligibility Criteria for Indian students for Master of Science Course:
There is no age limit to join the M.Sc. Course. Students can join this course after they finish their B.Sc. Or even at a later stage. Academic Eligibility Criteria for Master of Science Course:
Aspirants who have finished their graduation can apply for the M.Sc. Course. Students require a score of above 55 percent to get admittance into a college. Also, they will need to write an admission test. If you are applying to a distance course, you may be exempted for appearing for an entrance exam. Regards.
There is no age limit to join the M.Sc. Course. Students can join this course after they finish their B.Sc. Or even at a later stage. Academic Eligibility Criteria for Master of Science Course:
Aspirants who have finished their graduation can apply for the M.Sc. Course. Students require a score of above 55 percent to get admittance into a college. Also, they will need to write an admission test. If you are applying to a distance course, you may be exempted for appearing for an entrance exam. Regards.
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rahul r
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You will have to apply to the college directly through authorized channels to be eligible for admission. You can also apply online, registration from will be available at the college website. Basic eligibility for this course is that candidate should have cleared their B.Sc in chemistry with a minimum of 40% pass marks. Regards.
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If you feel you will be able to perform well in this course, you should definitely opt for it. Also, it should complement your B.Sc. Course, so choose a subject which will help your career. You should pursue a course where your interests lie, and which you feel comfortable studying. There are a lot of job opportunities for M.Sc. (Life Science) graduates in government and private sector. In Government sector you will get a good job by passing various exam conducted by PSC, UPSC and SSC. Some of the common employment areas are as the following:
Medical/Testing laboratories
Biotechnology Firms
Seed and Nursery organizations
Government College
Medical/Testing laboratories
Biotechnology Firms
Seed and Nursery organizations
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Vidhya,
Yes, you can pursue as you have done BAMS. So, if you want to pursue M.Sc in correspondence, you can do.
All the best.
Yes, you can pursue as you have done BAMS. So, if you want to pursue M.Sc in correspondence, you can do.
All the best.
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