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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. An M.Sc in Environmental sciences will give you a career related in the specialized area of environment. So, you need to be clear on this before you venture into it.
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Shail Oberoi
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This would depend on his interest areas and career aspirations. A BBA in finance will pave his way to build a career in finance domain. He may have to top it up with an MBA in finance to get a head start in his career in financial services domain.
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Ansh Sharma
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You can refer the following link to check the eligibility criteria for the exam. https://www.shiksha.com/exams/afcat
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Ansh Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Some of the best M.Sc courses are:
1. M.Sc Finance
2. M.Sc Computer Science
3. M.Sc Marketing
4. M.Sc Information Technology
5. M.Sc Economics
6. M.Sc Psychology
7. M.Sc Management
8. M.Sc Business
9. M.Sc Mechanical Engineering
10. M.Sc Engineering
11. M.Sc Accounting
12. M.Sc Information Systems
13. M.Sc Biology
14. M.Sc Electrical Engineering.
1. M.Sc Finance
2. M.Sc Computer Science
3. M.Sc Marketing
4. M.Sc Information Technology
5. M.Sc Economics
6. M.Sc Psychology
7. M.Sc Management
8. M.Sc Business
9. M.Sc Mechanical Engineering
10. M.Sc Engineering
11. M.Sc Accounting
12. M.Sc Information Systems
13. M.Sc Biology
14. M.Sc Electrical Engineering.
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Ashwani Kumar
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You already read about the placements. I would suggest you to go for GATE or prepare for non-core jobs. Masters + Ph.D is good option for biotech student.
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,
M.Sc in agriculture and IT is good according to me.
M.Sc agriculture
Lots of Governmentas well as Private job opportunities are present in front of Graduates. Talking about Government jobs, State Agriculture Departments recruits Graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Government Colleges also hires M.Sc Folks to work as Lecturers. Government Banks also hires them to fill up Officer level posts (that primarily deals with Agriculture related loans). Also check high salary jobs in India. Talking about Private Sector jobs, graduates may find jobs as Managers at Plantations, as Officers at Fertilizer Manufacturing firms, Agriculture Mach
M.Sc in agriculture and IT is good according to me.
M.Sc agriculture
Lots of Governmentas well as Private job opportunities are present in front of Graduates. Talking about Government jobs, State Agriculture Departments recruits Graduates to fill up Officer level posts. Government Colleges also hires M.Sc Folks to work as Lecturers. Government Banks also hires them to fill up Officer level posts (that primarily deals with Agriculture related loans). Also check high salary jobs in India. Talking about Private Sector jobs, graduates may find jobs as Managers at Plantations, as Officers at Fertilizer Manufacturing firms, Agriculture Mach
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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
M.Sc Instrumentation Technology Eligibility
The candidates should complete their B.Sc Degree under any registered University with Biology and Chemistry and Physics as main subjects with 50% or above marks. The marks of admission for this course vary from University to University. In various colleges and Universities there is an entrance exam plus interview for admission of the Course.
M.Sc Instrumentation Technology Eligibility
The candidates should complete their B.Sc Degree under any registered University with Biology and Chemistry and Physics as main subjects with 50% or above marks. The marks of admission for this course vary from University to University. In various colleges and Universities there is an entrance exam plus interview for admission of the Course.
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can pursue MCA course without having Maths in your graduation. Good luck.
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Shabana Bee
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can get jobs in sports and games. And, also you can apply for some government exams too. Good luck.
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