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Lalit Kumar
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Yes, you can go for B.Sc in physics and chemistry, there would be Maths, but you have to cope up with it. Take B.Sc Physics or Chemistry hons. And, start your career. As teacher or physicist (if you wish to study further). And also, you can take other government jobs on the basis of graduation degree.
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Vupala Sai prasanna
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As you are interested in Physics, then take electronics or electrical engineering and it gives you a good package at the end of B.Tech.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Hirak,
If you are not interested for going to Master's (through it is recommended), you can still make your career in various other fields depending upon what the skill set you have. After B.Sc. Hons, you can go for civil service exams like UPSE or any other defence organisation's exam. Or you can apply for Data Analyst jobs if you really having some good programming skills along with statistical analysis.
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If you are not interested for going to Master's (through it is recommended), you can still make your career in various other fields depending upon what the skill set you have. After B.Sc. Hons, you can go for civil service exams like UPSE or any other defence organisation's exam. Or you can apply for Data Analyst jobs if you really having some good programming skills along with statistical analysis.
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Krishi Sharma
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Hi,
Environmental protection specialists need a minimum of a Bachelor's degree. Relevant majors include environmental Science and policy, environmental protection or environmental science. A degree programme in biology, chemistry, geosciences, natural sciences or public health can also prepare students for careers in this field. Once enrolled, students learn how to analyze problems and create solutions to protect the environment. They also study climate change, conservation and sustainability. You can enroll in any of the below course:
1. Diploma Courses in Environmental Science
2. Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Atmospheric Physics
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Environmental protection specialists need a minimum of a Bachelor's degree. Relevant majors include environmental Science and policy, environmental protection or environmental science. A degree programme in biology, chemistry, geosciences, natural sciences or public health can also prepare students for careers in this field. Once enrolled, students learn how to analyze problems and create solutions to protect the environment. They also study climate change, conservation and sustainability. You can enroll in any of the below course:
1. Diploma Courses in Environmental Science
2. Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Atmospheric Physics
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