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2016-03-06 14:13:10
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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher
Guide-Level 11
If you are satisfied with the knowledge gained at your honors, then go for MBA.
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2016-03-06 14:10:00
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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher
Guide-Level 11
Both are different. One is management and the other is higher degree of agriculture science. But, I would recommend you to go for M.Sc. After MBA, if you won't get a job then you will think about Masters in agriculture. But I'm sure that after your M.Sc, you can easily get a job and then you can go for MBA.
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2016-03-06 10:26:39
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2016-03-05 19:38:15
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Swameeka MedhiMBA and Study Abroad Counsellor
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Lavanya,
There is no academic GRE. What we have is academic and general IELTS. As far as GRE is concerned, there is GRE General and an optional GRE subject test which will test your knowledge in a specific subject. Check for admission requirements of the universities you plan to apply to. Some may not require GRE at all and if they do (mostly in US and Canada), you must opt for GRE general and/or the optional subject test. I hope it helped. For more details, you can visit www.ets.org
There is no academic GRE. What we have is academic and general IELTS. As far as GRE is concerned, there is GRE General and an optional GRE subject test which will test your knowledge in a specific subject. Check for admission requirements of the universities you plan to apply to. Some may not require GRE at all and if they do (mostly in US and Canada), you must opt for GRE general and/or the optional subject test. I hope it helped. For more details, you can visit www.ets.org
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2016-03-05 17:25:46
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Suranjana Mandal
Contributor-Level 7
Do not go for Distance learning courses to pursue any M.Sc degree as laboratory work is a very crucial part of these courses. Go for regular admission.
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2016-03-04 22:16:48
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CAT DreamerCrack CAT or Nothing
Guide-Level 11
Yes, definitely you can pursue M.Sc. in finance, either from India or from any foreign country.
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2016-03-04 16:36:34
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
Guide-Level 14
Benefits do not come straight away sometimes. We have to take a qualification and mould it for recognition and our career.
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2016-03-04 15:49:58
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sudhanshu patiDoctorate in Chemistry (Nanoscience)
Beginner-Level 4
Dear Dnyaneswar,
M.Sc. physical chemistry have plenty of opportunities in research, academic and industries. Paint industries are always one of the primary sector for Physical Chemistry students. But, I would not suggest joining industries straight way after M.Sc. as the pay scale is not great. You should pursue at least M.Tech. (In specific branch) through GATE if you are looking for industries. The pay will be much better.
If you are interested in research or academic profession, M.Sc. in physical chemistry has good scope. You can opt for PhD and choose the specific part of Physical Chemistry which you like most. For example, you can t
M.Sc. physical chemistry have plenty of opportunities in research, academic and industries. Paint industries are always one of the primary sector for Physical Chemistry students. But, I would not suggest joining industries straight way after M.Sc. as the pay scale is not great. You should pursue at least M.Tech. (In specific branch) through GATE if you are looking for industries. The pay will be much better.
If you are interested in research or academic profession, M.Sc. in physical chemistry has good scope. You can opt for PhD and choose the specific part of Physical Chemistry which you like most. For example, you can t
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2016-03-04 14:59:26
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Nidhi Jain
Contributor-Level 7
Hi Krisha,
If you are interested to become an astrobiologist, then for this you have to get a Bachelor's degree in:
1. Biology.
2. Astronomy.
3. Space Science.
4. Chemistry or any other appropriate subject from an accredited college or university.
Afterwards, you will have to study astrobiology in post-graduation from an abroad university as there are no institute in India, which offer degree courses or research in this area.
Indian astrobiology research centre has recently launched diploma and certification courses in this field.
For further information, please log on to
www.iarc.res.in/index.html
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Cl
If you are interested to become an astrobiologist, then for this you have to get a Bachelor's degree in:
1. Biology.
2. Astronomy.
3. Space Science.
4. Chemistry or any other appropriate subject from an accredited college or university.
Afterwards, you will have to study astrobiology in post-graduation from an abroad university as there are no institute in India, which offer degree courses or research in this area.
Indian astrobiology research centre has recently launched diploma and certification courses in this field.
For further information, please log on to
www.iarc.res.in/index.html
I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Cl
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2016-03-04 14:06:23
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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher
Guide-Level 11
Industries such as rubber, plastics, fuel, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, detergent, coatings, dyestuffs, and agrichemicals have a great need for candidates with organic chemistry.
ISRO, DRDO, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer also recruit M.sc in organic chemistry.
ISRO, DRDO, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Advanced Centre for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer also recruit M.sc in organic chemistry.
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