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So, with regard of you're query.  M.Sc. B.Ed., or Master of Science and Bachelor of Education, is an acronym. It is a dual degree program that combines an M.Sc. (Master of Science) with a B.ED (Bachelor of Education). Your M.Sc. and B.Ed. will take

Hi there.

A postgraduate pathology programme is the M.Sc. in pathology. It is a branch of medical research that deals with the effects, developments, treatments, and causes of diseases. Cell adaptation to injury, putrefaction, and aggravation, wound healing, and neoplasia are among the studied areas. The course gives the candidate

Hello Aspirant,

Yes you can work as a dietitian in hospitals with the average salary of 5-8 lakh per annum.

However , there are other career choices like -

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• Teaching jobs and Research fields.
• Lab Assistant.
• Government Lab Technician.
• Industrial Jobs.
• Agriculture Officer.
• Health Officer.
• Food Safety Officer.
• Industrial Jobs.
  
  

Armed forces medical college has not disclosed the fees structure of 2 year master of science nursing course. The other details of Master of nursing are that the course is offered for 10 students only. The training faculty of Master science nursing is highly experienced and provide lectures on different

hi ameer,

There are lot of websites where you can find jobs related to food science and i also personally prefer for job hunting these websites- i am also a food technologist professional. Here is the list: -

1.) FoodyCareers - "Feast Your Career"  (https://foodycareers.com/)
2.) Home | Mynaukri (https://www.naukri.com/mnjuser/homepage)

You can do M.Sc. food technology from Indira Gandhi National open University which provides food technology courses after graduation. And there are many colleges which provides these courses

Hello aspirant,

A graduate degree in microbiology can provide you opportunities in other sectors also like private and government hospitals, technicians in private laboratories, forensic science laboratories, environmental management organizations, educational institutions, the food processing industry, etc.

But if you don't want to pursue a job and want to study

Hello dear,

Yes, you can pursue an M.Sc. in mathematics after earning a B.Tech. degree. Although students with a B.Sc., B.E., or B.Tech degree are preferred by institutions, basic eligibility is graduation in any discipline with Mathematics and English as the main subjects with a minimum 50 percent aggregate.

Here

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well !

Now from my point of view ,you should try for a job ,you have a lot of options like ;-

Career Scope After MSc MLT Course

• Healthcare Administrator.
• Lab Technician.
• Laboratory Manager.
• Drug Safety Associate.
• System analyst.
• Medical Technologists.

But still

Hello Ankita,

The MSc in clinical nutrition programme lasts two years. It primarily focuses on the therapeutic applications of clinical nutrition in hospitals. It is very advantageous to offer a thorough professional education that emphasises nutrition and its role in illness prevention and treatment, preparing graduates to work in a