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Beginner-Level 4
Dear student,
First class (above 60%) is essential for admission to microbiology.
First class (above 60%) is essential for admission to microbiology.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi,
The fee information has not been disclosed by the institute. I would suggest you to connect with the college directly for the same.
The fee information has not been disclosed by the institute. I would suggest you to connect with the college directly for the same.
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Mayank Mishra
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There are many universities offering B.Sc. Or B.Voc in medical imaging technology or radiology but I would suggest to go for B.Voc as you get to work with industry experts as part of course curriculum.
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Aarti Singh
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Radhika,
M.Sc and MBA both are equally good and both are postgraduate courses. After M.Sc the common options available are teaching for which either you need to go for B.Ed or clear NET exam. If you go for specialisations like microbiology/ biotechnology/ biochemistry, etc. You can go for job in some MNC. After MBA, you will be getting jobs in MNC and in order to go up the ladder of your career, MBA would be a better option.Many private universities like Lovely, Symbiosis, SRM, etc. are offering various specializations in both M.Sc as well as MBA. They are world class universities with modern infrastructure, offering good scholarships
M.Sc and MBA both are equally good and both are postgraduate courses. After M.Sc the common options available are teaching for which either you need to go for B.Ed or clear NET exam. If you go for specialisations like microbiology/ biotechnology/ biochemistry, etc. You can go for job in some MNC. After MBA, you will be getting jobs in MNC and in order to go up the ladder of your career, MBA would be a better option.Many private universities like Lovely, Symbiosis, SRM, etc. are offering various specializations in both M.Sc as well as MBA. They are world class universities with modern infrastructure, offering good scholarships
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There is nothing called good or bad courses. All education programme are always good as they always teach you some thing different in B.Sc. You are going to study about physics, chemistry, maths and in B.Com you are going to study about economics, business management, accounting, business law. So each course teach you different so both are good.
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8 years agoI prefer to do B.Sc in neurology, can you please refer some colleges offering this course in Kerala?
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