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Sushant RajI am a tech geek..!!
Contributor-Level 9
After B.Sc Hons Physics there are following career options:
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC
(k) SSC exam for subordinate services
(l) CDS examination conducted by UPSC
(m) Asst Commandent exam conducted by UPSC for paramilitary forces.
(n) PO and clerical services examinations of Public Sector, etc.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Kalindi,
It's not possible to mention a particular university because every single University has different admission requirements. I can only suggest you check average but popular universities like Griffith, James Cook, Mudorch, La Trobe, etc.
It's not possible to mention a particular university because every single University has different admission requirements. I can only suggest you check average but popular universities like Griffith, James Cook, Mudorch, La Trobe, etc.
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Sumit Sahu
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Go for MANIT for CS in a flash. CS is the top branch in terms of placement and opportunities at present. With NITS, tag your resume becomes a lot better.
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Lovely Professional University
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Balinder, after your B.Tech you can directly apply for Air Force. LPU students have also availed opportunities of Placements in government services like Defense, Transport Corporation of India, etc. through on-campus/off-campus placement drives and SSB Interviews.
Check the link below for more details http://www.lpu.in/placements.php
The curriculum taught incorporates specific courses (subjects) under the notion of Professional Enhancement Programmes (PEP) in which the students are prepared to crack the placement processes. PEP classes start right away from the first semester itself in form of Communication Skills and continue till the f
Check the link below for more details http://www.lpu.in/placements.php
The curriculum taught incorporates specific courses (subjects) under the notion of Professional Enhancement Programmes (PEP) in which the students are prepared to crack the placement processes. PEP classes start right away from the first semester itself in form of Communication Skills and continue till the f
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KRITESH GUPTA
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Placements depend on student efforts, exposure, and skills which he has gained during his graduation period.
BITS gives immense opportunity to explore and learn, make use of that and surely you can grab the best placement.
BITS gives immense opportunity to explore and learn, make use of that and surely you can grab the best placement.
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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy
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It's not a good idea considering the wide range of opportunities in mechanical engineering. You can work in many fields like thermal, fluid mechanics, automobile, design if you stick with the mechanical branch.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Prajakt,
Please be a little clear, are you asking for university options?
Please be a little clear, are you asking for university options?
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