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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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Both the courses are different and have their significance. However, if you are in a hurry to get a good job in teaching than you should pursue B.Ed.
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Samreen khan
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To appear in UGC NET exams, you should have a master degree, only then you are eligible to appear in UGC NET exams.
So, if you have scored at least 55% marks in Master's Degree Or Equivalent Examination in Humanities and Social Sciences, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, Computer Science and Applications, Electronic Sciences, etc. then you are eligible to appear for UGC NET examination.
So, if you have scored at least 55% marks in Master's Degree Or Equivalent Examination in Humanities and Social Sciences, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, Computer Science and Applications, Electronic Sciences, etc. then you are eligible to appear for UGC NET examination.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi Ayushi,
Some colleges and universities appoint M.Sc. degree holders as a professor or lecturer. They can also perform research work in various industries.
After completion of your degree in M.Sc, you can also go for the further higher studies such as research programmes or Ph.D courses.
Job Areas
After completing your degree, you can work in various organizations and companies. A list of the job area where you can work after post graduation in science are:
Banks
Government Sector
Private Sector
Railways
Teaching
Research
NTPC
ONGC
HPCL
ISRO
BAARC
BHEL
Job Profile
Research Assistant
Lab Technician
Scientist
Field Officer
Manager
Professor
Researcher and acc
Some colleges and universities appoint M.Sc. degree holders as a professor or lecturer. They can also perform research work in various industries.
After completion of your degree in M.Sc, you can also go for the further higher studies such as research programmes or Ph.D courses.
Job Areas
After completing your degree, you can work in various organizations and companies. A list of the job area where you can work after post graduation in science are:
Banks
Government Sector
Private Sector
Railways
Teaching
Research
NTPC
ONGC
HPCL
ISRO
BAARC
BHEL
Job Profile
Research Assistant
Lab Technician
Scientist
Field Officer
Manager
Professor
Researcher and acc
...more
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venkat chenumati
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Dear Sneha,
One can not do that, eligibility criterion for joining in M.Sc in biotech will be a degree in life sciences or biotech or microbiology or any science group. So obviously not possible. Try any good course after B.Sc like MBA, M.Sc in CS, etc.
One can not do that, eligibility criterion for joining in M.Sc in biotech will be a degree in life sciences or biotech or microbiology or any science group. So obviously not possible. Try any good course after B.Sc like MBA, M.Sc in CS, etc.
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