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Pragati Singh
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Hi, Yes, you can definitely pursue higher studies after your Bachelor's in Silk Technology course. Here are some options:M.Tech in Textile Technology (with specialisation in Silk Technology): This is the most common option for further specialisation in silk.M.Sc. in Sericulture: This programme focuses on the scientific aspects of silkworm rearing and cocoon processing.M.Sc. in Textile Management: This programme equips you with business and management skills relevant to the textile industry.Hope this helps !
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Some of the top recruiters for Silk Technology are:BodycareReid and TaylorStarling Silk MillsSiyaramsVardhman Textiles
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Some of the famous institutes from where one can pursue Silk Technology are:Matoshri Pratishthan /Group of InstitutionsGovernment Sri Krishnarajendra Silver Jubilee Technological Institute, Bengaluru
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As a fresher, the average annual salary of a BTech Silk Technology graduate in India can range from INR 3.5 Lakhs to INR 7 Lakhs, depending on several factors such as location, experiencee, type of company etc. Moreover, it can vary based on the individual experiences and job roles.
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Some of the promising job profiles one can get into after completing Silk Technology are:DomainJob TitlesDescriptionProduction & ProcessingProduction Engineer, Process Engineer, Quality Control Inspector, Dyeing & Finishing Specialist, Weaving SpecialistManage silk production processes, oversee quality control, specialize in dyeing, finishing, or weaving techniques.Design & DevelopmentTextile Designer, Product Developer, Fashion Designer, CAD SpecialistDesign and develop new silk products, create fashion apparel using silk, utilize computer-aided design (CAD) for textile patterns.Management & MarketingSales & Marketing Manager, S
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Pragati Singh
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A BE in Silk Technology holds diverse career opportunities such as:Production & Processing: Silk yarn/fabric production, quality control, dyeing & finishing.Design & Development: Textile design, product development, fashion industry.Management & Marketing: Sales, marketing, supply chain management in silk industry.
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Some of the core subjects taught under Silk Technology includes:Textile CompositesApparel TechnologyYarn ManufacturingSilk Reeling TechnologyComputer Concepts & ProgrammingProfessional CommunicationKnitting Technology
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To be admitted to this programme, a candidate must have completed Intermediate with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as required subjects and English as an elective. They must achieve an overall grade point average of 50 to 60 percent and must have cleared any national and state-level entrance tests.
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Entrance exams like JEE Main, KCET, MHT CET, and state-level and university-specific engineering exams may be required by some colleges.
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, colleges and institutes determine direct admissions. Some institutions offer admission without the need for an entrance exam, instead relying on the candidate's merit scores from previous higher education. On the basis of the merit scores, the cutoff list is generated and admission is granted to the candidates. Hope it cleared your doubt !
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