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2016-09-06 15:07:46
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Sudan,
There is no particular course to become a 'scientist'. Explore your interest and develop your innovative and research skills to be one. Figure out your area of interest and pursue your studies in the same. If you are interested for a research career in Physics then opt for B.Sc Physics and a Masters and Ph.D henceforth. There are many universities worldwide offering courses in Science. You need to decide where you want to study. IIT, IISC, etc. are some of the best options in India.
There is no particular course to become a 'scientist'. Explore your interest and develop your innovative and research skills to be one. Figure out your area of interest and pursue your studies in the same. If you are interested for a research career in Physics then opt for B.Sc Physics and a Masters and Ph.D henceforth. There are many universities worldwide offering courses in Science. You need to decide where you want to study. IIT, IISC, etc. are some of the best options in India.
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2016-09-06 11:45:31
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Pratik MohantyMBA - Finance | Marketing
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, you are eligible. Thing is that you need to search for some part-time job.
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2016-09-06 11:39:55
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Pratik MohantyMBA - Finance | Marketing
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It is a specially designed program to provide theoretical and practical training in coordinating clinical trials and clinical research efforts. The two years post graduate course will involve lecture components on key aspects on clinical research: namely, ICH/GCP.
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2016-09-06 11:35:20
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2016-09-06 10:23:12
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2016-09-06 09:43:40
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Divya JainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
Thanks for asking.
If you pursue M.Sc from a well-known university or a good college, then the scope is really good.
If you are interested in studies, you have an option available to do your studies from IITs or IISC.
If you want to pursue Post-Graduation or dual degree courses from IITs & IISC, you have to clear an entrance Exam for it. - IIT JAM.
By qualifying JAM Test, Candidates can apply for:
1 M.Sc (Two Year)
2 Joint M.Sc - Ph.D
3 M.Sc- Ph.D. Dual Degree
4 M. Sc- M.Tech
5 Post - Bachelor Degree Courses at different IITs.
6 Integrated Ph.D. Courses at IISC
Visit here for more Information- http://bit.ly/iit-jam-exam
I hope it will help y
Thanks for asking.
If you pursue M.Sc from a well-known university or a good college, then the scope is really good.
If you are interested in studies, you have an option available to do your studies from IITs or IISC.
If you want to pursue Post-Graduation or dual degree courses from IITs & IISC, you have to clear an entrance Exam for it. - IIT JAM.
By qualifying JAM Test, Candidates can apply for:
1 M.Sc (Two Year)
2 Joint M.Sc - Ph.D
3 M.Sc- Ph.D. Dual Degree
4 M. Sc- M.Tech
5 Post - Bachelor Degree Courses at different IITs.
6 Integrated Ph.D. Courses at IISC
Visit here for more Information- http://bit.ly/iit-jam-exam
I hope it will help y
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2016-09-06 09:09:19
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
The M.Sc. Computer Science programme in various universities are designed to develop core competence in Computer Science and prepare the students to take up a career in IT industry as well as carry out research and development. M.Sc CS students have very good theoretical background of Computer Science subjects. Indian IT industry's primarily business and major revenue is from Application Development and Support projects where M.Sc CS graduates can easily be employed.
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2016-09-06 08:48:12
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rohit sonawale
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Master of Science in computer science
Master of Computer Applications
MBA
PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications)
The first option is naturally the next step. As you have a Bachelors in CS, it would make sense for you to pursue a Master's Degree in the same subject. Mumbai University offers lots of choices in terms of courses. There's a good variety in elective as well as core papers.
Your next choice should be DU (it isn't that hard to get into the Master's program. Also, the entrance test carries a sizeable weightage. And after that, you can do research yourself.
You can do MCA. Having done your B.Sc in CS, MCA course migh
Master of Computer Applications
MBA
PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications)
The first option is naturally the next step. As you have a Bachelors in CS, it would make sense for you to pursue a Master's Degree in the same subject. Mumbai University offers lots of choices in terms of courses. There's a good variety in elective as well as core papers.
Your next choice should be DU (it isn't that hard to get into the Master's program. Also, the entrance test carries a sizeable weightage. And after that, you can do research yourself.
You can do MCA. Having done your B.Sc in CS, MCA course migh
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2016-09-06 02:31:32
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Meghna Sharma18 | Female | Polyglot | Humanitarian
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Yes, you can pursue B.Sc with Hons in Psychology. But that is called Psychiatry, not Psychology. The field of Psychiatry is rooted with medical Science. You'll easily land yourself a job at any Mental Asylum, or Hospital seeking medical specialists in Psychiatry.
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2016-09-05 23:33:13
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