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Arihant Bhalla
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In my opinion, I would suggest you should opt B.Sc as it offers you with more opportunities than BVSC.
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Vignesh Doddi
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Yes, you have a chance of getting seat in AU, so attend the counselling and choose your option. All the best. Hope you may get seat.
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Soni Aggarwal
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Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination in a Science stream from a recognized board are eligible for B. Sc. The course contains practical subjects, though it varies in every University. I hope it will help you, feel free to ask any query.
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Yes, microbiology is a good career option only if you have interest and proper knowledge. In India, doing this course probably is not a great idea, because here Microbiology is still a developing subject. But in other countries like U. S it is a great option and also they have handsome package there. This is relevant in a variety of fields like, Hospitals, Agriculture, Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Education, The environment.
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kanu vashisht
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Here are some factors that can affect your salary package in the industry. You can consider these before stepping into the workplace:
- Experience: Professionals with more experience generally earn higher salaries.
- Location: Salaries can differ based on the geographic location and cost of living.
- Industry: The specific industry in which you work can also impact your salary.
- Employer: The size and reputation of your employer can influence your earning potential.
- Specialization: Your area of specialization within microbiology can also affect your salary.
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