Hello,

I would suggest you that if your ultimate goal is to do MBA and you want to align your career to the business side, it may be worth pursuing MBA directly. Doing MSc will obviously put you on a science and technology path, which may be a needed investment

Hello aspirant,

B.SC Optometry is an under graduate course which is of 3 years where 10+2 qualified candidates can pursue this course, whereas M.SC Optometry is the course pursued by the ones who have completed B.SC Optometry. After completing both the courses, you can have career options in government hospitals

hi,

see one can not apply for two reservation category simultaneously. you have to select only one category let it be ews, general or obc ncl. now see ews category has 10% seats reservation,  Non Creamy Layer of Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL) reservation has 27% of seats. so obc ncl

The average salary for both the courses are approximately same(Rs. 3,50,000-4,50,000/annum). But for Physics you can attempt BARC examination which will avail you a lot more salary package as well as social prestige.

Also cracking exams like JAM will give you a entry to IIT and after your MSc you

If you go for MBA the employment is quite high. So if your are interested in it then you can go for MBA.

Now among MCA and MSc its entirely dependent on your area of interest as well as your aspirations. So you should choose your career field based on

Hello,

I would recommend you that if you have done BSc. in Computer Science then go for MSc. in Computer Science and if you have done BCA then surely go for MCA. The difference between the two is that MSc deals with all the theoretical parts of hardware and software

Dear aspirant,

First of all you need to know the difference between these courses in the question asked by you.

You can do a master course without completing your graduation course. It's like to make tea you need to give milk first and not the tea leaves first.

So,you have

Hello Twinkle,

MSc. in Chemistry has more scope than MSc. in Botany. If you want to pursue your career in teaching and in research then go for botany.

In chemistry you have other scopes to work with food manufacturing industries, chemical industries, pharmaceutical industries, teaching and research.

Hope it helps.

Hello,

You can do MSc in two subjects. But you can't do it in same subject otherwise only 2nd degree will be valid for you. You can do MSc in different subjects. Now you can't do it same years in different universities also. It's called invalid then. But if your