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Pankaj Girdhar
Beginner-Level 2
BBA has more scope because it has more value than B.Com. If you want to pursue the course through correspondence then B.Com will be good.
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Sudipta Bose
Beginner-Level 2
If you love to study biotechnology then go for it, but if your main mission is to make money then choose computer engineering or else, study abroad because there is no scope for biotechnologist in India.
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ananya sharmastudent
Contributor-Level 8
Hi,
As per the survey, after completing degree in earth science candidates are choose the following path:
1. Employed: 51.8%.
2. Further study: 31.7%.
3. Working and studying: 4.3%.
After looking at this, we can say that there is a good career scope after completing it. If you are a science student and willing to pursue your career further as a junior research fellow or an assistant professor, then you should aim for CSIR - NET exam.
You can go for CSIR NET exam in earth science. After getting selected in exam, you can go for JRF for 3 years, you can extend it for 2 years more and later you can become a scientist.
You can also opt for lectur
As per the survey, after completing degree in earth science candidates are choose the following path:
1. Employed: 51.8%.
2. Further study: 31.7%.
3. Working and studying: 4.3%.
After looking at this, we can say that there is a good career scope after completing it. If you are a science student and willing to pursue your career further as a junior research fellow or an assistant professor, then you should aim for CSIR - NET exam.
You can go for CSIR NET exam in earth science. After getting selected in exam, you can go for JRF for 3 years, you can extend it for 2 years more and later you can become a scientist.
You can also opt for lectur
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
Apart from research related jobs, one can get into labs or do PG and get ready for teaching or research on advanced levels.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
Guide-Level 14
No, I would say no. You can take psychology as a subject in graduation and then pursue Masters degree in that. A PG can be done in a subject which had been studies in Bachelors degree. You can still check with the institutions around.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Vishal,
I see that you too are a victim of the myth about private colleges. If you have the skill set a company wants and you have a good percentage (at least 70) with no backlogs, you can end up at a respectful position in a reputed company. To the company, skills matter not the college.
While B.Tech in private engineering college is more expensive compared to B.Sc., it provides you in-depth knowledge and if you're able to grasp it, you end up in a much better job than what B.Sc can provide. On the other hand, due to in-depth knowledge, some students find it a bit difficult to pursue B.Tech and go for B.Sc.
So, it's upon you to dec
I see that you too are a victim of the myth about private colleges. If you have the skill set a company wants and you have a good percentage (at least 70) with no backlogs, you can end up at a respectful position in a reputed company. To the company, skills matter not the college.
While B.Tech in private engineering college is more expensive compared to B.Sc., it provides you in-depth knowledge and if you're able to grasp it, you end up in a much better job than what B.Sc can provide. On the other hand, due to in-depth knowledge, some students find it a bit difficult to pursue B.Tech and go for B.Sc.
So, it's upon you to dec
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Dear,
Your query seems to be incomplete. Kindly specify in which location you are searching for. But DPS, DAV & KV are some of the renowned schools.
Thank you.
Your query seems to be incomplete. Kindly specify in which location you are searching for. But DPS, DAV & KV are some of the renowned schools.
Thank you.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Dear,
NCERT nearly covers the whole syllabus of NEET/AIPMT. Go through the concepts and solve as many as problems as you can. This will surely boost your confidence up.
Thank you.
NCERT nearly covers the whole syllabus of NEET/AIPMT. Go through the concepts and solve as many as problems as you can. This will surely boost your confidence up.
Thank you.
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Divya JainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
If you want to pursue B.Sc. then firstly you should complete your 12th studies.
Best of luck.
If you want to pursue B.Sc. then firstly you should complete your 12th studies.
Best of luck.
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