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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
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Dear friends, as per my knowledge and experience, there are many good options after completing your graduation and post-graduation in chemistry. If you want to go for teaching, you can do it. There will be age for school level, or you can go for NET exam for university. And, if you want to join any corporate world, then you can also join many good pharmaceutical companies, which will help you to have a bright future.
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Kuldeep Singh
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Doing Ph.D will give a great boost to your career after which you can become a professor in any of the big institutions and can get a high paying job.
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Kuldeep Singh
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One should choose M.FTech only if they have ample interest in Apparel/Textile & Fashion industries. It is mostly about Apparel/Textile production. It deals with the technical aspects of garment/textile industry, in addition with brushes of knowledge about the fashion industry. If one has a B.Tech background, it will be much better. If you get one of the top centres, placement will not be a problem. You should not keep high expectations as you may get started with just 4-5 LPA.
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Kuldeep Singh
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You can apply for government teaching jobs which can fetch you a high salary package.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
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In our life, in our whole world mathematics is known as the universal subject. You can do each and everything in study with mathematics by some extra effort. As plant growth depends on the specific root similarly means growth totally based on mathematics. Without mathematics he/she can't do anything in his/her life. There are lot of options after Science, which is as following
*M.Sc and MBA
* International teacher of mathematics
*Apply for Indian Railway
*Apply for Banking sector
* CIVIL SERVICE
* Government Sector job and Salary
You can apply for the job in government sector. You may see the list of these jobs following with the min. Salary.
*M.Sc and MBA
* International teacher of mathematics
*Apply for Indian Railway
*Apply for Banking sector
* CIVIL SERVICE
* Government Sector job and Salary
You can apply for the job in government sector. You may see the list of these jobs following with the min. Salary.
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Navita Batra
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You can opt for Masters in Chemistry and after which you choose to go for Ph.D, in case you are interested in research field. Generally, after Masters in Chemistry, Ph.D and cracking NET/JRF, you will preferably get a job as a professor in a nice and good college. Also another career option after B.Sc. Chemistry is to get a job in pharmaceutical company and vaccine production. Please click the link below to study article related to all options and stream after B.Sc. It can help you. All the best. https://www.shiksha.com/science/articles/job-options-after-bsc-degree-know-salary-packages-blogId-13469.
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Deepanshi JainCareer
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Your route to get an engineering degree after B.Sc. Physics can have three variations depending on which degree or course you want. There are these ways, B.Sc. (Physics) M.Sc. (Physics/Electronics) M.Tech (Mechanical / Electronics / Electrical/ Physical)B.Sc. (Physics) MCA M.Tech (computer Science)B.Sc. (Physics) B.Tech
Coming to the different exams that corresponds to a particular course, there is
IIT-JAM https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam (Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission test for Masters) for M.Sc/MS (Physics, Geophysics, Electronics, etc. ), dual M.Sc-M.Tech (Material Science specializing in nanotechnology, photonics,
Coming to the different exams that corresponds to a particular course, there is
IIT-JAM https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam (Indian Institute of Technology Joint Admission test for Masters) for M.Sc/MS (Physics, Geophysics, Electronics, etc. ), dual M.Sc-M.Tech (Material Science specializing in nanotechnology, photonics,
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Mahi Pal Jakharcompleted graduation
Contributor-Level 8
As per my knowledge and my opinion, to become a professor in Government University, you can go in any of the two options, you have mentioned, as if you go for B.Tech M.Tech and then Ph.D. You are eligible for professor in University of Technology, and if you go for B.Sc M.Sc and Ph.D, then you are eligible as the subject teacher of the respective subject in which you have completed the graduation post-graduation and Ph.D.
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Garima KaushikEducation is my prime concern.
Contributor-Level 8
In my opinion Physics is the best stream as there are variety of courses in Physics and the research opportunities are vast. If you are willing to get job after M.Sc. Then Chemistry has better aspects in India. Companies like DUPont offer very good packages to M.Sc. Students - see here http://www.dupont.com/corporate-functions/careers/university-recruiting/graduate-careers.html
It would be better, if you apply for IIT JAM because the better college you get, the higher your package and learning gets.
It would be better, if you apply for IIT JAM because the better college you get, the higher your package and learning gets.
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