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All the best.
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1. Electronics.
2. Biotechnology.
3. Forensic science.
The recommendation are based on opportunities.
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Yes, you can pursue M.Sc nursing immediately after completion of your B.Sc nursing course. There are many colleges in Mumbai but it would be better if you choose the one affiliated to major hospital. Total list is quite lengthy and I am sure you can Google it.
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Yes. It's good to aim to give it a try to civil services. Basic eligibility is graduation. It's quite fulfilling job. M.Sc will take you in a different direction. You can take admission in M.Sc but pursue civil services.
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Basic qualification will be PCM in 12th. But I am not sure about many colleges offering integrated course. IIT-Bombay does but it's very tough. But, why integrated course? You can do B.Sc first and then choose any college for M.Sc.
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It doesn't make sense to have two Bachelor degrees one after the other as you'll waste a lot of time. Choosing between a B.Sc and B.Tech, you need to find out what do you like to do:
B.Tech is on a high rise now, and will be and whereas B.Sc does not match up to the number students pursuing B.Tech, but that is not a point to worry about. It actually depends upon you, how you are as a student. If you can remember things well, in case of studies, love to read and study and attain a full knowledge on your subject, then it is B.Sc to opt for.
If you want to be an engineer and work as a professional, who rolls back his sleeves for some to
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