Hello there,

Chemical Engineering has got a vast scope in various industries both in India and Aboard.

To start with, for a government job you can get jobs in PSUs such as IOCL, HPCL, BARC, ONGC, NPCIL, SAIL, BHEL, etc. For recruitement in these companies, you need to appear for

Dear student,

No it wont cause problem as long as the certificates are authentic and the college you are studying are authorised. Make sure you score well to. Jobs are always not about getting good Mark's or coming from reputable colleges it's also about how you are as a person.

Dear Aspirant,

After completing your B.Sc in physciology you can either opt for higher studies or you can take a job.You can complete your masters in Physiology and then complete your PhD degree.If not this you can work as Home care worker,care administrator,Nursing and genetics assistant,Physiotherapist.You can also go for

Yes , it will not only broad your scope but also will make you available for getting into two different fields. Both engineering course is a industrial based course but electrical engineers are required almost by most of companies and eventhough government sector have a great scope for electrical engineering.

hey,

after completing your M.Sc statistics , you may get jobs in areas like research centres, manufacturing sector, pharmaceutical companies, educational institutes ,scientific research organizations , public sector research organizations ,market research companies , banking sector , insurance companies etc.

some of the job roles are - statistician , statistician

Hey Shubham,

Yes you can apply for the government job. The main criteria for getting the government job is you have to clear the exam which ever you are applying. And also look after the age eligibility.

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Hello student,

The placement of electronics and instrumentation engineering very well depends on from which nit would you pursue it from. The top nit's would have a good placement in this branch. If you would share with us which nit would you get into according to your rank then we

Hello,

The course structure of PGDM is such that it is more industry-oriented as compared to MBA. Since autonomous institutes offer this course, therefore the curriculum is kept in accordance to the latest developments. Also, PGDM has a more practical approach, whereas, MBA just gives you bookish knowledge.

You have

hello aspirant,

there are a lot of options available , some of them where you can apply for these posts for the job after msc agriculture-

• Research Officer
• Quality Assurance Officer
• Agriculture Officer
• Agriculture Loan Officer (in Banks)
• Production Manager
• Operations Manager
• Farm Manager
• Lecturers
• Sales Officer

hope that helps