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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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Yes, this is possible. There are many examples of doing graduation during the jobs. Hence you can also complete your B.Sc. For your convenience you may go with some reputed open universities distance courses like IGNOU, SMU, BROU, Annamalai, etc.
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Prakamya Gupta
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Based on your interest:
1) you can opt for Ph.D. or work as research fellow at any institute such as THSTI, IISER, NII, RCB, AIIMS, PGIMER, SCTIMST etc.
2) You can also apply in good pharma companies such as Panacea Biotech, Fresenius kabi, Sun Pharma, Cipla, Cadila etc. Several positions are available such as QA/QC/ Business Development/ Research Scientist/ Consultant etc. ,
3) if your interest is in teaching- you can apply as a lecturer at any good college/ university offering biotechnology.
4) I would also recommend you to be a entrepreneur and start your own venture. Its never too late to begin new! Explore new opportunity!
1) you can opt for Ph.D. or work as research fellow at any institute such as THSTI, IISER, NII, RCB, AIIMS, PGIMER, SCTIMST etc.
2) You can also apply in good pharma companies such as Panacea Biotech, Fresenius kabi, Sun Pharma, Cipla, Cadila etc. Several positions are available such as QA/QC/ Business Development/ Research Scientist/ Consultant etc. ,
3) if your interest is in teaching- you can apply as a lecturer at any good college/ university offering biotechnology.
4) I would also recommend you to be a entrepreneur and start your own venture. Its never too late to begin new! Explore new opportunity!
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Mansi Pahujapharmacist pursuing mba
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Yes, Shivani, don't be worried about being a general candidate as you meet the eligibility criteria.
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madhu sharma
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Generally, the syllabus for M.Sc. Entrance exams is released by a college or university in advance on its official website. I suggest you to prepare each topic. Read all the news and articles related to M.Sc. Course. The syllabus for most of the M.Sc. Entrance exams includes the B.Sc. Course material only. Therefore, if you are thorough with the your B.Sc. Syllabus there are positive chances of scoring well.
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madhu sharma
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To pursue M. Sc. in forensic science from LNJN, the mandatory course is is B. Sc. You should have studied at least 2 year (4 semesters) of 3 years degree course in any 2 of the following subjects:
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Biology (Zoology/ Genetics/ Bio-technology/ Physical Anthropology)
Minimum percentage required in graduation is 50%.
1. Physics
2. Chemistry
3. Biology (Zoology/ Genetics/ Bio-technology/ Physical Anthropology)
Minimum percentage required in graduation is 50%.
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madhu sharma
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The candidates are basically offered admission in Masters Programs on the basis of their GATE/GPAT score.
The admission process is pretty detailed one, hence sharing a link for your reference- https://www.shiksha.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai-36791/admission#admission
The admission process is pretty detailed one, hence sharing a link for your reference- https://www.shiksha.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai-36791/admission#admission
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madhu sharma
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As far as better job opportunities are concerned, according to me, doing your Masters in social work is something that can excite you in case you too believe in improving quality of life and well-being. An MSW graduate can work as a counselor, guide students, address their issues such as behavioral programs, sexual education, health education, truancy prevention programs, crisis intervention and communication between teachers, parents and students. I must tell you most of the government. Jobs for social work do not require experience, so as soon as you complete your Masters in this field, you may even apply for it. Else, an M.Sc in Che
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