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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
If you do BPT then you can work as a physiotherapist and if you do B.Pharma then you can work in pharmacy, sales, marketing, manufacturing, quality assurance, analysis, chemical research, formulation development, clinical research, intellectual property rights, regulatory affairs, pharmacovigilance, consulting, project management, government (as drug inspector), etc.A Masters would be required for a lot of positions. But, I guess most people these days expect an MPT physiotherapist too.
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Mehak Seth
Guide-Level 12
Hi Suman, Both courses are good, It is depend upon your interest. Here's the information of both degrees:
- BCA
Syllabus of the three-year BCA course includes subjects involving computer languages, database management, operations systems, logical analysis, software design and client server technology. Several universities offer 6this 3 years undergraduate course across India. - Scope
The most logical step after the BCA course is to pursue an MCA. Alternatively, you may look into jobs in the IT sector or related fields. - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)
It offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These sub
- BCA
Syllabus of the three-year BCA course includes subjects involving computer languages, database management, operations systems, logical analysis, software design and client server technology. Several universities offer 6this 3 years undergraduate course across India. - Scope
The most logical step after the BCA course is to pursue an MCA. Alternatively, you may look into jobs in the IT sector or related fields. - Bachelor of Science (B.Sc)
It offers theoretical as well as practical knowledge about different subject areas. These sub
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ashutosh chauhan
Guide-Level 13
Both the courses are best in their own place. It depends on your interest. More than 50+ colleges offer economics honours. But only 10+ colleges under DU offer statistics (Hons). I would suggest you do statistics (Hons) because if you do this course and get good marks and knowledge of this subject then you will get easily placed in an MNC.
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Varun Sharma
Beginner-Level 5
Both are good options having max placements after B.Tech offered by Indo Global Group of Colleges near Chandigarh.
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Anik Verma
Guide-Level 14
Hi Ayaan,
One should always choose the course they have interest in. Both the courses are equally good and have bright future.
Regards
One should always choose the course they have interest in. Both the courses are equally good and have bright future.
Regards
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Hritwk Anand
Guide-Level 11
Hello Syam,
MBA Hospital Management - HealthCare management is usually studied through healthcare administration or healthcare management programs in a business school or, in some institutions, in a school of public health. MBA Healthcare Management- Master of Business (MBA) programs in healthcare management are designed to prepare students to oversee operations and services in healthcare facilities. Like most MBA concentrations, a healthcare management specialisation may include an internship or other hands-on experience. Maharashtra- Master of Healthcare Administration
The Master of Health Administration or Master of Healthcare Adminis
MBA Hospital Management - HealthCare management is usually studied through healthcare administration or healthcare management programs in a business school or, in some institutions, in a school of public health. MBA Healthcare Management- Master of Business (MBA) programs in healthcare management are designed to prepare students to oversee operations and services in healthcare facilities. Like most MBA concentrations, a healthcare management specialisation may include an internship or other hands-on experience. Maharashtra- Master of Healthcare Administration
The Master of Health Administration or Master of Healthcare Adminis
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Shail Oberoi
Guide-Level 14
The decision would depend on your long-term career goals. In case you intend to pursue a career on the technical /programming side then MCA will be more suitable. In case, you intend to explore a career in general management then an MBA would be more effective.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
Guide-Level 13
BE and B.Sc both are different courses. You should opt for a course as per your interest. But I would suggest you do B.Tech which is most developing and growing field in the modern era and will be more demanded in future as well.
All the best.
All the best.
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Devangna Sharma
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The one in which you are more interested. If you want to study management more, then go for BBA but if you want to study accounts with business, then go for B.Com. All the best.
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