M.Sc

If you want to make a career in the field of medical technology then you can pursue M.Sc and if you are not technically inclined then you can shift your career to general management and administration by undergoing MBA.

Hi Priyanka,
As per UGC list, the Himalayan University is not approved. Kindly have a look at the link below:
http://www.ugc.ac.in/deb/pdf/Recognition for 2016-17- DEB (16.09.2016).pdf

Hi Ajli,
Here is the answer for your questions. The difference isn't much but it's there.
If you're strictly inclined towards software development and have a bend for it, go for CSE. MCE broadens your horizons career wise as it gives you the liberty to look into fields which are a good mix of applied mathematics and computer Science. But if you're strictly into Software Development, CSE is for you.

There is no option of sending documents through this platform. So, visit a bookstore and you will easily find previous years solved question papers on various entrance exams.

It depends on two things:
1. You improve your results with all hard work and planning to study.
2. It depends how much competition you face.
It is possible to get if you keep. Your knowledge is strong. Entrance will be easy for one who has studied well.

No, it is not possible to get a pharmacy license after M.Sc. To get registered as a pharmacist, one has to be a pharma graduate as only a pharma graduate is given a license for pharmacy.

Start preparing for civil services examination. M.Sc in chemistry passed can a get job into government institution. Clear NET/SET for lecturer ship and also, you can work with government institutions as a research scientist, an associate, a fellow, etc.

Appear for the exam conducted by the universities for M.Phil programme or clear NET in chemical sciences. It is possible and the only thing required is hard work and dedication.