Masters

Fairleigh Dickinson University is the largest private institution for higher education. It believes that the essence of a university is its people. The greater their dreams and aspirations, the more powerful is your educational experience. At Fairleigh Dickinson, you will find a university committed to preparing students for the challenges of a changing world, a faculty whose members bring rich insights as scholars and as professionals, and students of all backgrounds and interests who are driven by a desire to change their lives and the world around them. The Masters's degree is offered in more than 60 different areas of business administration, education, engineering, liberal arts, public administration, and the sciences. MS in Computer Science is offered full-time at the Metropolitan Campus and part-time at the Florham Campus. The graduate programme in Computer Science prepares students for the direct pursuit of productive careers in industry and for continued graduate study. Admission Requirements
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a satisfactory academic record. Submission of an official score report for the Graduate Record Examination GRE General Test taken within the last five years. The GRE requirement is waived for applicants who have completed a Masters degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States. Three letters of recommendation. The mission of the Computer Science programme at FDUs Florham Campus is to engage in education, research and service activities required for creating the knowledge of Computer Science which has become essential in our global technological society.

Very good question, at the right time. I only wanted to write about the options available for Dentists in all perspectives, without making the BDS education go waste. There are options to shift your field entirely too. - If you want to continue clinical side, you can do MS or continue with BDS. If you do MS in non-clinicals (O. Path, Ph.D. you can go for research pertainting to Dentistry too. You have many fellowship courses also available (only to gain skills and clinical experience, but they are not DCI recognised). You have fellowships in forensic odontology too (practically of no use in India). You can try for posts in Dental colleges, PHC's. Now, if you want to explore other options outside Dentistry, you can try in the:
-insurance sector. -Pharmaceuticals sector. -Health care management
-MPH
-clinical research and trials
-marketing
-research.

I'd say great question! I really wish people read more about career prospects post BDS because I see so many young pass outs struggling to find their place. So there are a couple of things that you need to keep in mind before you actually decide what you wanna do further. Your interest:- this is primarily the most important of all the things that will be listed here. Ask yourself- why did I choose to do BDS in the first place? Is it something I like? Would I want to treat patients all my life? If the answer to any two of these three questions is a yes, you're clearly inclined towards this field. Having said that, you also must know the current situation of dentists in India. There is TOUGH COMPETITION. But then again, if this is your passion, go for an MS Yes it will take some time to set up your own clinic and it requires a decent investment as well but if you love what you do, money, success, fame, everything will follow. But remember, you are going to have to deal with difficult situations and times when you'll feel you made the wrong choice. You must never give up anyway. Your place of residence/which city would you want to set up your clinic in:- This is one of the most important factors which will come into play if you decide to do your MS According to recent statistical data, all the urban cities of our country are over saturated with dentists. However, certain small towns and rural sectors are brimming with opportunity for those who are willing to grab it. If you do plan to set up a clinic in cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad or any other major city, you're going to have a real tough time. But if you look at some small towns, opportunities there are galore. Your financial needs:- Now this is one aspect where the two differ by a huge margin. Although the amount of money one has to spend on doing an MS or an MBA is pretty much the same, the returns are much faster after an MBA. Let's look ATIT this way- it takes 3 years to complete your MS let's say you get into a great government college where you're paid a stipend each month and the fees of the course is almost negligible. 3 years later, you pass out with approximately 7 Lacs in your bank account (considering the stipend you receive every month minus the expenses- government dental colleges pay their MS students around 20k a month). Now you decide to set up a clinic in one of the small towns. That would need approximately INR 13 Lakhs to INR 15 Lakhs.

Chaitanya degree and Pg college for women is the best college that every one knows . I think lots of branches are presenting everywhere in India . Degree based fee structure will be affordable price that everyone can afford . coming about group wise degree is having lots of groups in it .
B.Sc for MPCS students is nearly INR 40000-60000 per annum.
B.Sc for nursing students is nearly INR 1L per annum.
And remaining all graduation groups have same INR 40000-60000.
But coming about PG college, it would be very different compared to graduation. MSc also has different groups in it related to its subjects but Maximum fee structure for Post graduation is nearly INR 40000-80000.