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So if you want to do internship and job simultaenously, you can just inform your organization regarding the same that you need to cut some working hours to do the internship. Or you can just notify your college that i would not be able to do the internship as i am already doing a job. I am sure the college will help you regarding this.

Yes journalism can be a very good opportunity financially and professional. The average salary package which a student can earn after completing Journalism course can be 2 lacs per year. With the ongoing increasing experience the highest salary package can reach 5 or 6 lacs per annum. mentioned below are the name of the job opportunities which a student can do after completing Journalism course:

1. Screenwriter
2. Journalist
3. Public Relation Manager
4. News Reporter
5. Editor of news
6. Content Development Manager

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That is entirely dependent upon your post-graduation goals. In other words, if you want to work for a corporation as a developer, you should choose BCA, however if you want to become a professor, Bsc is an excellent choice. After earning your B.S., you can work for any organisation, but you will need to put in more effort than most. The reason I'm telling you this is because, unlike in BCA, where you'll study about applications, the emphasis in Bsc is on theoretical understanding.

Therefore, there are many high prospects for being recruited at the top MNCs if you study extremely well. As a consequence, I would conclude that a BCA degree is beneficial if you want to get employment quickly.

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B.Sc Computer Science is a 3-year undergraduate degree. The curriculum of this degree majorly focuses on the basic concepts of computer science. Major topics include Disk Operating Systems, Control Structures and Programming Concepts. This course teaches one about computer applications but it doesn't cover coding in detail whereas B.Tech Computer Science is all about coding.

B. Tech Computer Science is a 4-year undergraduate professional course. This involves studying computer science in more depth as compared to B.Sc Computer Science. The concepts of hardware, software and applications- all fall under this course. In India, B.Tech Computer Science was one of the first courses offered in the field of computer science. Major topics in this course include Data Structures, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, Database Management Systems and Digital Circuits & System.

Foreign countries offer lucrative job opportunities for B.Tech graduates. Many specializations offered in engineering domains will help students research, invent, design, and construct will become the staple diets of our global economy for many more years to come. So countries like Australia, China, Japan, the USA, England have plenty of engineering job opportunities.

Job scopes abroad for B.Sc graduates are available in plenty due to the development of research-based studies abroad than in India.

B.Sc graduates receive an average pay of 4.5 LPA across various streams and whereas the average income for B. Tech graduates is 4.6 - 5 LPA across different specializations on average . Both offer competitive pay scales and equal growth as the years in the field increase.

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The benefits of enrolling in a DMLT institution for your profession would be enormous. With a degree in medical lab technician, you can get employment at any renowned medical facility. With this training, you'll be able to get the greatest professional chances.

Working in some of the best hospitals and healthcare facilities in the nation, medical lab technicians earn a lot of money.The breadth of these professions has also advanced significantly during the past several years.

People are beginning to understand the worth and significance of healthcare experts as COVID-19 instances increase. Joining a respectable and competent DMLT college would be very beneficial for your career.

After a few years of employment as a lab technician, you may be promoted to lab incharge. Do your BSc MLT and MSc.MLT if you are genuinely interested in this profession. It surpasses DMLT in quality.

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After earning a B. Tech in EEE, there are several options. Through Gate, you can pursue master's degree studies. Through Gate, you may get employment with Leading PSU. In prestigious private enterprises, you can work. You are able to work as a researcher for BARC or ISRO. EEE people are also employed by ISRO as junior scientists. If you are knowledgeable in your field, you can work in power plants.

To improve your skills and obtain some real-world experience, you can enroll in industrial training. After that, obtaining a fundamental work profile will be simple.

You can work for prestigious MNCs. EEEs are also being hired in the IT sector. You may go from being interested in the core to IT. You too may teach in reputable universities.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.   B. Com or Bachelor of Commerce programme, a three-year undergraduate degree programme (UGC). One may enroll in a distance learning or online B. Com course , normal course in addition to the full-time option. Among students in the commerce stream of Class 12, it is one of the most sought-after degrees. The third-most sought-after undergraduate degree in India is a B. Com.

There are various job opportunities:

• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)
• Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
• Actuary
• Cost Accountant
• Business Accountant and Taxation
• Retail Manager
• Company Secretary
• Chartered Accountant (CA)
• Marketing Manager
• Investment Banker
• Human Resource Manager
• Personal Financial Advisor
• Research Analyst
• Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
• Entrepreneur

ALL THE BEST

BTech in Biotechnology is a more job oriented course compared to that of the BSc in Biotechnology. The BTech in Biotechnology course comprises of the design, manufacturing and production management of various products. So as the course provides more industry relevant curriculum, the recruitment of BTech in Biotechnology graduates are swifter compared to that of the BSc in Biotechnology courses.

The BSc in Biotechnology is a course which is more research oriented and if you wish to go for the course of MSc then only you can get a good job/research position. After BSc, there are not much of a influence available in the industries for the BSc in Biotechnology students.

Now its your choice which you want to do or not.

For more information regarding BSc in Biotechnology consider the link below:

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For more information regarding BTech in Biotechnology consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-tech-in-biotechnology

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