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Karishma DagarA flawed human,I guess.

Contributor-Level 8

You can do B.Com (Hons) provided you had maths as a subject in 12th. But they will deduct some 2-5% from your percentage and the deducted percentage will be considered for the admission. This is about DU.

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Kavya Saluja Evans

Beginner-Level 5

Hi Alka,
It is good if you have a first class, the better your percentage, the chances of getting admission is high in good universities. In case you don't manage to get a first class then you should really focus on getting super grades on your Bachelor's degree. But overall, if you are trying or planning to study abroad in near future then strengthen your academic profile as best as you can. Having said that, colleges have different admission requirements, some are more competitive than others. 75% is a widely accepted percentage by the top ones.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

Guide-Level 14

Dear,
Doing M.Tech in Data Science & Engineering is really a promising career. There is a huge demand in India and abroad also.
Scope is good.
India- In India, a fresher starts off with67LPAin a product based startup or company and goes up to8LPAwithin a span of 2 years.US- The national average salary for a Data Scientist is, $128,549.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Manshi, some options available are PG in Microbiology, Food Technology, Biomedical Technology, Pharmacology etc. You have to further explore college websites for more innovative programs and the requirements.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

B.Sc. Physics: Career Prospects
After completing B.Sc Physics, students shall come across a lot of career opportunities, which can help them make a successful career in this field. Students are eligible for pursuing a number of courses, some of which are M.Sc Physics/Applied Physics, MBA, M.Phil Physics, M.Sc.+ Ph.D(Physics and Astrophysics) etc.
There are various fields in governmental as well as non-governmental sectors where students can get placed. B.Sc Physics has a wide array of jobs in Indian Forest Service, public sector banks,teaching field and much more. Railway Recruitment board also hire degree holders of B.Sc Physics.
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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

A graduate degree in chemistry or biology isn't required for all bioanalytical scientist positions, but many employers prefer it. A Master's degree program in chemistry typically takes a more advanced variety of courses in chemistry as well as coursework in analytical chemistry, which is particularly beneficial for a career in bioanalytical science.
Master's degree programs in biology are often available in a variety of concentrations, including cell and molecular biology, microbiology and ecology. Students may also choose to go on to earn Ph.Ds in chemistry or biology, which provide advanced, research-based coursework and can open one
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madhav kashyapi am a slow walker but never walk back..

Beginner-Level 3

If you can pass the entrance exam of Amity, go ahead because I would say Amity is good for nanotechnology.

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Chetna S

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
Well you can communicate with universities and check if you can continue your Bachelor's degree there. You have to take the SAT or ACT though. Alternatively look for Associate Degrees.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

Guide-Level 12

Dear Krina, pharmacy on the whole has very good scope in Canada, in fact one of the biggest sectors. You can study the differences between the two courses, know your area of interest and decide. Pharmacology is essentially the study of drugs while pharmaceutical science covers formulation of medicines, manufacturing etc.

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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma

Guide-Level 12

Dear Neha,
First of all, you should make and analyse yourself in which subjects you're good & have an interst. Engineering is also a degree. So, if you're interested in engineering, go for IITs, NITs, VIT or top 100 engineering colleges in India. Otherwise, you should pursue life sciences in IISC then your salary, lifestyle, career is all set with a good salary & top position. All the Best for your future.

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