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Hi Jyoti,

Whatever specialisation you pick in Organic/Analytical/Inorganic chemistry as a Master's degree. In the end, you will study all analytical tools in Masters. However, organic chemistry is preferred over analytical chemistry for job purposes. Organic chemistry has the greatest number of job openings. Despite the fact that the industries of each of these sectors are distinct. For example, if you have a physical chemistry specialisation, you should pursue detergents and polymer-based enterprises. Similarly, if you have a background in inorganic chemistry, consider working in the metal extraction and refining businesses. Organic, on the other hand, offers a wide range of applications. With organic chemistry as a specialisation, you can work in fertiliser, medicine, or any other physical or inorganic-based industry, as organic chemistry students receive the highest priority. Specialization isn't necessary for teaching employment because you could be asked to teach any of these subjects.

Hope that helps you.

All the best

Hey student,

As if you are from a rich family you can skip your engineering and do any other course you are interested in like-MBA , MSC , BA, BBA , CA, CFA the list is never ending its totally up to you.

But if you can't afford another course then my suggestion to you will be to continue your BTECH and the MBA so you can get a job in other field tha engineering.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

If you want to get a higher education but also want a chilled life, then I would definitely suggest you to go for a Bachelors in Arts or a BA degree. The workload in BA is often quite less and you will get ample of time to do the things you like or for any kind of work that you might want to do.

You may choose any subject that intrigues you, like History, Economics, Political Science, and what not. So, a BA degree will satisfy all your requirements without Maths. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

Hi sunny,

If you are from different states then don't worry almost all teachers speaks in english language most of the time. even if you are not that good in english then there will be some coaching centre for english speaking and learning course there you can get classes and can boost your fluency.

Online classes have honestly become a boom . Taking up  science just because there are no good teachers around you for commerce is not a reason good enough for forgoing your interest. I would like to share my personal experience with you . I did not take any coaching in class 11 and 12 for any subject except maths and that too in maths most of the syllabus I had to cover by self study only and I scored 97.25% aggregate in my boards.

I would suggest you take up online coaching and if you are not ready to pay the fees then you can take help of free classes on youtube . There are a number of teachers teaching on youtube for free. Believe me you'll ace your exams if you have confidence in yourself.

Even I am a CA student and honestly self study in class 11 and 12 made my concepts very strong and as a result I could  pass my CA foundation exam with a score of 308/400 . So I would suggest you to take up commerce and utilize the online resources for studying.

Thanks !

Hi there.

MBA programmes are available to students from all disciplines, including business, humanities, and science. The sole prerequisite for enrolling in a Masters of Business Administration programme after receiving a BA is the specified aggregate total percentage in undergraduation.

MBA is a postgraduate degree programme that lasts two years. To apply for several MBA admission tests such as CAT 2020, GRE, GMAT, XAT, SNAP, and others, you must have a minimum of 50% in your undergraduate degree.

MBA is a broad professional degree programme with specialties spanning from marketing to finance. The training teaches students managerial abilities, putting them one step closer to earning hefty incomes.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

Hello.
You can certainly apply for Master's in anthropology after completing your BSc degree with a minimum score of 60% marks from any recognised university. However, you should note that you can pursue MSc in Anthropology and not a MA in anthropology. Nonetheless, both the courses are similar.

Hello Student

BITSAT is an entrance test for taking admission in three campuses of Birla Institute of Technology Rajasthan and other is Goa Maharashtra and the other is Hyderabad ,Telengana. BITSAT is taken for total marks 450 in the time in duration is 3 hours. The average marks that is cut off marks is 300, the good score of which city 370 to 380 for more dividing branches of Engineering, for other branches of Engineering 290 + marks is sufficient, order to qualify BITSAT exam follow the model books for BITSAT, have to follow the mock test and previous years questions practice regularly, have to revise the all the questions and answers in regular way 2or 3 times before the examination.JEE mains qualifying marks is not acceptable in BIT admission.

Hope this will help.

Hello Aspirant,

See as you are attempting tests for NEET UG so must be preparing for NEET UG 2022 and now exactly 1 month is remaining for NEET UG 2022 so at this point of time don't let laziness overcome your preparation, be determined and stay motivated. because laziness of this period can ruin your whole NEET UG preparation.

Now if you are analyzing your performance now on the basis of test given in January so you qre quite late but it is ok if you analyze it and improve it as soon as possible because you don't have much time to improve your mistakes and also for next one month only focus on your weak areas and solve as many papers as you can including PYQs, Sample Papers, mock tests and also analyze it .

You can get NEET UG sample papers and question papers for all codes from the links given below along with their solutions and answers :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-sample-paper

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-question-paper

You can also solve the Test series for NEET 2022 for better finishing of your preparation, you can get the Test series from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-neet-may/

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello there,

The National Institutional Ranking Framework is a methodology adopted by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, to rank institutions. NIRF ranking system is done on taking ito account different parameters like quality of education, research output, graduation outcome, average packages offered during placements, campus facilities, outreach, inclusivity etc. So sometimes there might be a case when a private college is ranked better than a govt.

Chandigarh University is ranked 77th whereas LPU is ranked 99th. But drawing out a conclusion based on ranking is not advisable.

I suggest you to look after the imporant criteria you are looking for in a college and better go for it.

To know more about Chandigarh University check out the link below,

https://www.careers360.com/university/chandigarh-university-chandigarh

To know more about LPU check out the link below,

https://www.careers360.com/university/lovely-professional-university-phagwara

Thank You!