Hello dear !

Hope your safe too !

Yes it's possible to study or pursue LLB along with your job . Foremost thing , you have to make sure you can manage your study along with you work .

You dont need to attend classes  regularly as your working,  so

Hello Khushi Rawat,

There are many undergraduate courses which are great for settling abroad. These days the scope has increased in countries like USA, Australia, UK, Canada, Middle east countries.

You can do the following courses and settle abroad :

• MBA
• BACHELORS/ MASTERS IN BUSINESS
• MEDICAL COURSES LIKE MBBS, PHYSIOTHERAPY,

Hello Anjali,

if you are student of Biotechnology you can definitely get a job in forensics for doing DNA finger printing and foot printing . But probaility of job will be lower just because you are biotech student . so, for geting  a job in forensics you have  to do

Dear , since you are having Biology and Chemistry as your career options you will have immense opportunities in future. You can choose following courses like

1. B.Sc Botany

2. B.Sc Zoology

3. B.Sc Microbiology

4. B.Sc Molecular / Marine Biology

5. B.Sc Biotechnology ( very important field of research)

There is one challenging task faced now-a-days is communication. Unless you can communicate well your job fields would be restricted to certain areas, it is now mostly mandatory that you have to know atleast more than two languages to call yourself a good communicator. Knowing foreign languages like Spanish, French

Hi !

Hope you are doing well.

To study in the world’s top 200 universities in the UK, IELTS score requirements are much more stringent. Nearly about IELTS 4.5 (4.0+ in all skills) for University foundation, IELTS 6.5 (6.0+ in all skills) for UG degree and IELTS 6.5 (6.0+ in