Hello Aspirant,

Yes, Indian students can now benefit from earning dual degrees as well, according to the UGC's decision during a meeting in MAY 2020. It was passed to produce better students in India who could contend with the expanding labour market and professional competition.

You can choose from a variety of alternatives after successfully completing the BMLT. If you are interested in pursuing further education can enrol in the M.M.L.T. Master in Medical Laboratory Technology is referred to as MMLT.

There are several profession options available for those who want to start working. You can choose from the following professions: lab technician, lab technologist, x-ray technician, lab supervisor, or lab manager.
As you will have two degrees, you’ll get more benefits in getting a job with a handsome amount of salary.

To know more about BMLT and its eligibility, scope, college, entrance etc  -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/courses/bmlt-bachelor-in-medical-laboratory-technology/amp

Hello aspirant,

Salute to your Never give up attitude.

To crack neet while taking admission, here's a strategy which will help you.

1. Identify and write down your mistakes in first two attempts of Neet and stick it in place where you can see it daily.

2. Analyse the topic which you are weak at. Subdivide them comparatively weak, weaker, weakest. Start studying weakest topic first.

3. For physics, write down all formula in one book and revise it daily.

4. For chemistry, start preparing with inorganic then oraganic and lastly physical. Make self-notes as much as possible.

5. For biology prepare it using NCERT only. Try to read between lines. Observe diagrams carefully and if possible try drawing them.

6.Solve mcq daily. Before 4 months of exams, solve last 30 year previous question paper. This will create your hold on subject.

7. For solving mcq daily, prepare books like Errorless or any book which covers question of State Cet, aiims, jipmer and are available topic/chapterewise.

8. As you will be also doing bsc agri along with your Neet prep. Don't take to much stress. Make timetable such that you can devote 4- 6 hrs to Neet prep daily . Prepare your strategy in such a way that you can at least pass 1st year exam of bsc agri as a backup plan.

9. There are many 1st yr student who had faced same condition like you but are now in Aiims.

Remember : You don't have to do different things, you just have to do things differently.

All the best

If you wish to go for IAS PCS then you will have to clear UPSC exam. Where as UPSC and b pharma are completely different streams in different directions.

To prepare for IAS PCS i.e for UPSC exam you should study from NCERT and several other books. You should also practice last 4-5 years question papers.

Hope this helps.

Dear ketan

As you have already mentioned that you are late for bca admission,it means you don't have chance to get a college of your choice.

So according to my opinion you should wait for 1 year and also in this time period you should also prepare for neet 2023,with hard work and good luck may be you got good marks and alot a seat in good college.

Don't waste your time, you have time do something creative.

No one will pay attention to your 10th class marks, even if you achieved 90% instead of 76%. When you enter 11th grade, you will realize that everything is new and there are numerous unfamiliar things to learn. In such situations, students tend to compare their marks with others, which only wastes their time and adds unnecessary stress. It is crucial to leave this behind and focus on your future. No one will inquire about your 10th grade percentage in the future. You main focus now is on class 12 board exams. Working hard, but in a smart manner, will help you surpass the top students in your class. I hope this advice will assist you. Best of luck for your future.

Check the courses after 10th https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-10th

Hey Applicant

As you can see, from the verified reviews on our websites, you can conclude that Sapthgiri College of Engineering is a moderately good college, the overall infrastructure of the college is sophisticated, the library, lab, hostel facilities are also well maintained. The faculties are also student friendly, polite, but the placements are not too much flourished yet. As the practical scenario is considered, the minimum package is 3-4 LPA, overall 30-50% students are placed every year at an average.

Good luck!!!

Hey dear,

One of the most popular undergraduate degree programmes for students in the Science stream is the B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology). In India, there are numerous engineering institutes that provide the 4-year programme. What happens when you finish engineering? What should I do after a B.Tech? What careers are open to B.Tech graduates? Many engineering students in their fourth year of B.Tech. struggle with these questions.

Candidates have two options after completing the B.Tech programme: either continue their education (one popular exam for this is GATE) or look into finding employment in the field of their choice. Although doing an M.Tech course after completing a B.Tech course is a reasonable decision, many students now choose to enrol in an MBA programme instead.

To know career options after btech-

https://www.careers360.com/careers/articles/career-options-after-btech/amp

Thank you.

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