Hello,

After B.Sc in BioTechnology you can find jobs in a variety of fields, both in  Public & Private sectors. You can work at Research firms, Hospitals, Pharmaceuticals, Food production firms, Clinical research firms, Laboratories, Consultation agencies, Chemical manufacturers, Educational institutes, Fertilizer manufacturers, etc.

Some of the Job profiles are:

• Biotechnology engineer
• Biochemist
• Scientist
• Lab technician
• Project manager
• Teacher
• Microbiologists
• Epidemiologists
• Bioproduction Operators
• Biomanufacturing Specialists
• Safety Expert
• Scientific Write, etc

Some of the firms that recruit Biotechnologists are given below:

• Ranbaxy
• Dr.Reddy’s Lab
• Cipla
• Biocon
• Cadila Healthcare
• Glaxosmithkline
• Reliance Life Sciences

Good Luck with your future

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Both the courses you mentioned are equally good .

The job roles offered for both the courses are pretty good.

Firstly it is important to know the course in which you are interested and then take up that .

Hope this helps you

All the best!

Once you get admission in particular college via counseling then there will be a limited period to change your course or language. So you need to make changes in that particular time . Mostly time will be inbetween 20 to 30 days. Once the time is passed then it's impossible to make changes in any of the way. So do ask the College about the information for Making the changes.

Hello,

It's difficult to comprehend the exact full of the term you used MCS, in case it's related to any state level civil service exam then usually the criteria for these exams are passed Bachelor's Degree in any stream from a recognized university, hence you're eligible for the same, there can be other criteria to be fulfilled as well such as working knowledge of the language of the state, the ability to read, write and speak the language is compulsory, in case your query is for something else, do mention in the comment box below.

Hello

The best private college for pharm D in north India is BITS Pilani . This college is nice for pharm D. Along with this JSS college of pharmacy is also good . You can select any one out off this two as both are nice to do pharm D .

Hope my answer will help you

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Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query the core and elective subjects for B.Com Computer Applications are -

CORE-

Principles of Accounting

Language

JavaScript and HTML

Corporate Law

Statistics

E commerce

Marketing Management

Auditing

Cost Accounting

Financial Accounting

ELECTIVE -

Environmental Studies

General English

Gender Sensitisation

Also it differs from university to university. Mention your desired institute below so that I can help you out with the exact details. Also click on the link below for more information and updates. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

https://www.careers360.com/bcom-computer-applications-course

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query B.Com Computers and B.Com Computer Applications are more or less same but these two are different from B.Com general. In BCom (Computer Application) you will all study about the computational Commerce which means how you can apply the computer's software knowledge in commerce and trade whereas in B.Com general you will be able to learn topics like financial accounting, business mathematics, business management and many more. It also depends on what institute you choosing and what subjects they offer for these courses. Please click on the link below for more information and updates. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges//bcom-computer-applications-course

Hello Nuaman

Studying Computer Science in +2 would be of an advantage here but not studying it won't have a big significance because in first year you are taught C programming language right from the basics and after that C++ and MATLAB so after learning these you should learn Python then you will be able to do AI with that you can also do AI with MATLAB the code sizes are small and much easier to understand than Python so go ahead pursue AI if that is your choice but you will need to follow this path

Hope this helps you