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| 28th May 2017 10:45 AM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? Hello sir, I am in B.DC final year and physics maths and psychology so please give me some suggestion for my final year and future also......and job opportunity |
| 8th March 2014 10:31 AM | |
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Re: Which course to choose after BSc? if i like to join in RRB WHAT CAN I DO and what are the entrance exam availabel to join in rrb |
| 30th July 2013 12:23 AM | |
| ranjith1438 |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? Hai,
Best Higher courses after B.Sc:- M.Sc in Mathematics, M.Sc in Physics, M.Sc in Applied Mathematics, M.Sc in Applied Physics, M.Sc in Physics with Electronics, M.Sc in Chemistry, M.Sc in Organic Chemistry, M.Sc in Analytical Chemistry, M.Sc in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, M.Sc in Applied Chemistry, MCA(Master of Computer Applications), MBA(Master of Business Administrations), B.Ed.  Job types:- Accountant, Technician, Researcher, Lab Supervisor, Lab Chemist, Production chemist, Loan officer, Treasury Management Specialist, Teacher, Consulting Physicist, Production Chemist. Government Job opportunities after B.Sc:- Indian Administrative Service(IAS), IPS(Indian Police Service), RRB(Railway Recruitment Board), DRDO(Defence Research and Development Organisation), NTPC(National Thermal Power Corporation), ONGC(Oil and Natural Gas Corporation), CBI(Central Bureau of Investigation), SSC(Staff Selection Commission), Intelligence Bureau, IBPS(Institute of Banking Personal Selection), SBI(State Bank of India), Groups, AAI(Airport Authority of India). |
| 28th July 2013 11:55 PM | |
| sandeepsaini.saini522 |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? Hi, After B.Sc, it is essential to choose further course based on your interest level. If interested, M.Sc is the immediate option. You can join for the same in any reputed institute by qualifying M.Sc entrance exams. MCA is another option. Try for management oriented career line by opting for MBA. You can get admission for MBA/MCA by clearing entrance exams. LLB is also a good option if interested in legal studies. You can evaluate the scope of each of the above mentioned course and select the most suitable option accordingly. All the best............................ |
| 28th July 2013 11:21 PM | |
| Ravikanth2027 |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? Best courses after B.Sc ( maths , physics , chemistry ) :
Master of Computer Application Master of Business Application B.Ed Media & Mass Communication M.Sc Maths M.Sc Physics M.Sc Chemistry M.Sc Analytical Chemistry M.Sc Applied Chemistry M.Sc Applied Maths M.Sc Applied Physics M.Sc Organic Chemistry M.Sc Pharmaceutical Chemistry M.Sc Physics with Electronics Jon Types : Lab Supervisor Researcher Technician Teacher Consulting Physicist Lab Chemist Production Chemist Accountant Loan Officer Treasury Management Specialist |
| 28th July 2013 10:07 PM | |
| imira |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? You can select M.Sc in any of the subjects studied under graduation. M.Sc holders with NET can join as Lecturer on government colleges and can earn around Rs. 40,000/- as monthly salary. They are greatly recruited to Junior/Senior Research Fellow jobs. You can try for MCA degree, if interested on software sector. MBA degree is another option in which you can specialize in interested subjects. |
| 9th July 2013 05:59 PM | |
| nellipudi.santhoshkumar |
Re: Which course to choose after BSc? hai, You have many courses to choose after B.Sc with Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics.some of the courses am showing if you like then choose and go for higher studies. Of course M.Sc is good study for your future.If you go for M.Sc then choose M.Sc subjects with your branch of any Physics,Chemistry or mathematics. If you are interested in Mathematics then you can go for M.Sc (Maths).you can go for MBA in finance or MBA in Banking. You can explore in computers by going for M.Sc in computer Science. If you are interested in Chemistry there are also many options to do M.Sc with your B.Sc chemistry M.Sc in Organic Chemistry M.Sc in Physical Chemistry M.Sc in Analytical chemistry M.Sc in Medicinal chemistry M.Sc Drug Chemistry M.Sc in Physical and Materials chemistry If you are interested in Physics then you have go for M.Sc in Physics and other courses available for you. MCA B.Ed M.Sc(IT) MBA M.Sc CS all the best....................... |
| 6th July 2013 09:03 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Which course to choose after BSc? which course i choose after Bsc my subjects are physics,chemistry,maths.Is Msc is good for my future and in Msc which subject i have to take. |
