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I would like to share my opinion in this. You don't need to have an engineering degree to get a good job. There are various other fields too where you can get a good job such as banking, teaching, MBA etc. You can even apply for govt jobs as

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see there is decent job opportunities after completing b.sc, however if you want to work in teaching position or want to do phd or work as a research fellow you should go for msc course. there is decent placement available in iits for students who are pursuing msc from

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There are various avenues to explore after BSc Biotechnology, opportunities are present in health care centres, various government organizations, public health centres, in research and manufacturing departments of biotech companies,bio processing industries,drugs and pharmaceuticals, environment, waste management, chemicals, energy to name a few, you can also explore the sales

Hi Ishaan,

GATE is one of the most valuble examination conducted in India.

Through GATE qualifying  scores after MSc in geology you get following opportunities to choose from:-

1. you can pursue phd or research work with scholarships

2. you can apoly for private jobs

3. you can apply for

Hi Nisha,

Hey, If you wanna to get only therotical and bookish knowledge thatn you can go for B.Sc. Environmental Science. If you want practical and do and learn oriented learning than you should go for B. Tech Environmental Engineering. You will get a job in both the degree, but

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As per recent UGC guidelines, it has now allowed candidates to pursue two degree courses simultaneously, one through distance mode and another through regular mode, hence you can go ahead with your option, the only concern should be that you're able to manage things efficiently, as you're already working

Law is one of the widely popular career options for people these days. It has evolved with time and has grown extensively. Students interested in pursuing a career in law can either do a five year law course or can do a three year law course after their graduation.

Once

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First of all, you have to decide which course is perfect for you. Bsc agriculture contains all the subjects which are directly and indirectly linked to the branch, where as horticulture will cover the subjects which are important to its branch. Both of these course are having better future