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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)

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It is a general course. Everybody does not have interest in becoming scientist/teacher.
More pupils opt for technical or professional courses after their 10th or 12th because of a sure and valuable career.

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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)

Guide-Level 13

It is a general course. Everybody does not have interest in becoming scientist/teacher.
More pupils opt for technical or professional courses after their 10th or 12th because of a sure and valuable career.

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Vishal Agrawal

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Hi,
This is the question which you are going to ask yourself because it is completely about the interests you have. Both have a wide range to offer. You will study subjects like accounting, business studies, marketing, management, etc. which are interesting though but if you are good with PCM and have an interest in the same, you can opt for it too.
Good luck.

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ANKIT DIWANPursuing MBA in Operations Management from SIOM

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There isn't any specific stream which a science student should choose. Every stream is open for a science student . Be it finance, marketing, operations,HR. But most importantly is what you desire out of your career. What field interests you. If you are up for operations, SIOM Nasik is your place.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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M.Sc honors is a four year integrated course after class 12th at BITS. Dual degree in BITS means that you can do another higher graduation degree along with M.Sc degree, e.g. M.Sc physics student can do B.Tech ECE as second / dual degree, simultaneously by choosing electives in M.Sc degree from B.Tech syllabus to reduce time period of second degree. In five to six years an average plus student can do both.

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Rania Khan

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BMLT program helps in applying medical standards and technical standards for assessing lab test. The program will help you to work in research area as assistant. Candidate can get opportunities to work in quality control department as well.

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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement

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For that, you have to go to university campus and ask at the administrative office. They are the final authority. You can approach VC with appropriate reasons.

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Rania Khan

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Both the courses are good. So, as per your area of interest you can choose anyone.

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