Dear Reem,

I will not be able to tell you which of the 2 is the best. But I can give the details which can help you decide which of the 2 can be a better choice for you:

1. Bsc Industrial Microbiology

• Duration:3 years
• Admission Process: Counselling after Entrance Exams
• Course Fees: Rs 20,000 to Rs 1.9 Lacs
• Average Starting Salary: Rs 5 Lacs to Rs 10 Lacs
• Future Careers: Bacteriologist, Microbiologist, Biochemist, Geneticist, Virologist etc.
• Top Institutes:

1. Patna University
2. Sree Ayappa College
3. Punjab University Patiala
4. Amity University jaipur
5. AJ College of Science and Technology, kerala

2. Bsc Biochemistry

• Duration:  3 years
• Admission Process: Merit Based
• Average Course Fees: Rs 36,000 to Rs 1.5 Lacs
• Average Salary: Rs 1 Lac to Rs 2.5 Lac
• Future Careers: Clinical Researcher, Biochemist, Medical Coder, Asst. Professor, Medical Review Officer, Research Analyst, Quality Assurance, Operations Manager, Product Development Manager, Medical Writer, Sr Executive Assistant, etc.
• Top institutes:

1. Sri Venkateshwara College
2. Queen Mary College
3. St Xaviers College
4. CMC College of Science and Commerce
5. Oxford College of Science

All the best

Dear Anushree,

I will not be able to tell you which of the both can be the right choice. I will try to give information about both which may be useful to your in making the right choices:

1. Msc HR

• Duration:2 years
• Eligibility: Completed Graduation
• Admission Process: Entrance based or merit based depending on the University you apply
• Average Course Fees: Rs 1,00,000 Per year
• Average Salary per annum: Rs 6,00,000
• Top Job Areas:Academic Institutions, HR Consultancy, Employment Law Consultancy, Banking Sector, Aviation Sector, Railways, FMCG Companies, etc.
• Future careers: Human Resource Manager, HR Executive, Assistant General Manager, Production Manager, Product Development Executive, Sales & Business Development Manager, Quality Assurance & Quality Control Manager etc.
• Top Recruiters: Adecco, Manpower Inc., ManTech Management, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, Syndicate Bank, Mc Kinsey, Ernst and Young Private Limited, etc.
• top Colleges:

1. IIT Karagpur
2. Aligarh Muslim University
3. Christ University
4. IIM Bangalore
5. Maharaj Sayajirao University

2.MBA

• Duration:2 years
• Admission; Entrance based
• Famous Entrance tests: CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT etc
• Average Course Fees:Rs 2,00,000 to Rs 3,00,000 per annum
• Average Salary: Rs 3 lakhs to Rs 28 Lakhs per annum
• Top job Areas:Banking, Finance, Telecom, Events, Sports, Branding & Advertising, Digital Marketing, Foreign Trade, Human Resource Management, Marketing,
• Top Recruiters:Amazon, Apple, Bain & Company, Citigroup, Deloitte, Facebook, Accenture, etc
• Top Colleges:

1. IIM Bangalore
2. Christ University
3. IIM Calcutta
4. IIM Lucknow

All the best

• Industrial design researcher
• Art director
• Product Designer
• Desktop Publisher
• Industrial engineer

• Graphic designer
• Web designer
• Communication Designer
• Interaction designer
• Service Designer

HELLO LEARNER!!!

PLEASE GO THROUGH THE BELOW LINK

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Hello,

What matters is the choice. All the courses are good but if you are interested then you will surely exceed in your field and have fun and enjoy your work. Now manufacturing field is a good choice because it includes fields like chemicals, industries, pharma, engineering, textiles, mining etc. Geoinformatics also is a creative and open field and you can work in profiles such as cartography, web mapping,Photogrammetry, remote sensing etc.

Check out these links

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-geo-informatics-colleges-in-india

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-manufacturing-engineering-colleges-in-india

Thanks

Hello aspirant,

The scope of Industrial engineering in India is immense.

From delivery/logistics companies to eCommerce sites to manufacturing companies to textile industrial to F.M.C.G companies everyone needs them. This is because they are responsible for the entire operations of an organization.

What comes into an organization (raw material, labour etc) to what stays in (inventory) and what goes out (finished goods) everything is controlled, managed and optimized by industrial engineers.

Industrial engineers are mainly responsible for the proper and the most efficient interaction of 4Ms: Man, Material, Machine and Method (which every organization needs). Topics like work study, time study, supply chain management, operations management which are an integral part of an industrial engineer course perfectly prove this point.

In short if you are an industrial engineer, you are like a diamond in the human resource market. There is no dearth of jobs.

Hope this helps.

Thankyou.

Hello!

Here are some of the colleges that may be appropriate for you:

1) Hindustan College of Science and Technology, Agra

2) KIIT Bhubaneswar

3) Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore

4) Jain University, Coimbatore

5) Karunya University, Coimbatore

6) Satya College of Engineering and Technology, Faridabad

7) Dr.MGR Educational and Research Institute, Chennai

To answer your second question, having two Masters degrees is a very beneficial. This is because of the career opportunities and salary benefits that will open up to you upon graduation. Your knowledge in your desired field also increases broadly, making it easier for you to get admitted into research programs too. Also, it enhances your resume largely, making you a preferable hire. So, it is a good thing to have two Masters degrees.

All the best!

Hello.

Industrial and production engineering Indian new trending course in India. Actually it has a lot of scope in India and abroad.

This subject is basically practical based. There are lots of chapters and topics in this syllabus. And all are very important for your better future.

if you go through previous year question papers you may know the weight age of marks.however click on the link below to know various topics of production and industrial engineering

https://www.careers360.com/courses/industrial-and-production-engineering-course

Hello

If you consider placement after completing your course in Industrial Biotechnology then this place might not be  a good option as the placements in this sector is quite low even though companies like Biocon, Shantha biotechnics limited etc come (if you are really a hardworking and meritorious student you can get placed though) . The subjects taught, methods of teaching and the faculty are great.

The closing rank according to previous year statistics is somewhere around 10700 so probably this year it will be around this too. All the best!