Hi there,

Yes career in forensic science is one of the best choice one can make. You can get jobs in various governments & private sectors . The study will improve your skills and knowledge. After completing your degree, you can open your own forensic practice & forensic service offices. You also may employ in Forensic Laboratories, Detective Offices, Banks and other Govt.

Salary -

Most of the jobs of forensic science are in the government sector thats why the salary is strictly based on the structure and pay scale. In Private sector, the agencies offer handsome salaries to experienced candidates. After completing a qualification in forensic science, the starting salary is between Rs. 3 Lac to Rs. 4 Lac per annum . With experience, professionals can earn Rs 6 Lac to Rs 8 Lacs per year.

If you are working in abroad, then you can earn the average salary of $55,040 per year

Also the present situation in forensics science for girls is very good. It is safe and reliable for women.

Hello Aspirant

The minimal educational requirement for employment as a NASA scientist is a bachelor's degree in physics, astrophysics, astronomy, geology, space science, or a related discipline. However, if you have a master's or a doctorate, your starting pay will be higher.

The General Schedule (GS), which is utilised by the majority of federal agencies, is the pay scale for NASA personnel. Your starting pay would be based on your level of education, GPA, unique accolades, and work experience. There are 10 levels in each GS level, and each step comes with a raise in pay.

Best of Luck for your future.

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Dear aspirant,

If you give UGC-Net, you are making yourself eligible to apply for PhDs in India. You should be able to have enough amount of financial independence with your JRF money. If you looking for making more income, you should think of online tutoring, doing pat time jobs like content creation so that you'll be able to make some extra money. If you are looking for options other than MSc, you can apply for industrial jobs, based on your expertise. Ex :- You can work in pharmaceutical companies if you have a masters in biology/chemistry. You'll be able to carry out research and have more financial independence as well.

Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

Biotechnology is a broad subject. It is everywhere , medicine, pharma, food technology, microbiology, genetics etc..

So if you are genuinely interested in doing Bsc biotechnology I would suggest you to go for it.
After completion of good marks on undergraduate, you can go for masters and then phd. All these medicines that are being used in human mind are gift of biotechnology area.
Also the pay scale of the area is really good ( almost same as MBBS degree of you have a phd)

So don’t worry about what others say, follow your passion. Become a good biotechnologist and save lives.

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https://dqxeclau.top/courses/biotechnology-course
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hope you are doing good

let me tell you one clear cut thing  If u ask a Btech student then surely he will advise you to do Btech over bsc and if u ask any science lover then he will guide u for bsc.It only depends on once choice and intrest B.Sc graduates receive an average pay of 4.5 LPA in it streams and whereas the average income for B. Tech graduates is 4.6 - 5 LPA in it on average.

Both degrees are equally important. If you are really interested in science and want to do PhD and get into teaching profession in long run, you should go for BSc. However, if you want to contribute to the industry or want to get into entrepreneurship, you should go for BTech.”

according to your interest you can go for b.tech or bsc both degrees are good and godd payable degree.

hope this is helpful for you.

all the best

BA Psychology stands for Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Depending on the college, this degree can take 3 to 4 years. Having a BA in Psychology will help you work as a psychologist in many areas. This includes work in research, medicine, rehabilitation centres and MNCs.

BA in psychology is a study of how behaviour is affected by biology, society, thoughts and environmental factors. BA psychology students will have to research as part of course work. This could be as interns, volunteers or in clinical areas. Most courses have classes on psychological theories, research and statistical methods. There will also be classes on environment interaction and mental disorders. Some areas include developmental and organizational psychology as well as counselling. BA psychology graduates will also learn about the strict ethical standards in psychology.

If you are interested in the human mind, interpersonal relations, and behaviour, this path would be ideal. Most jobs open to those with a BA in Psychology are very rewarding, and you will have high personal satisfaction due to the positive impacts you will have on people. Communities benefit very much from the contributions of psychologists. The jobs open to graduates in this field can be classified as counselling roles, research profiles and corporate positions. Depending on your interests, you can choose any field. All the best!

As we know that In India Currently, the BBA degree is gaining momentum amongst students. There was a time when only a few private colleges and institutes were offering this degree, but now, almost every major university in India is offering BBA. Therefore, it has become even more accessible. Companies also actively look for BBA graduates and offer them a good salary and benefits.

Many students are also forgoing the trend of joining disciplines like science, commerce, and arts. They are joining specialized disciplines like BBA which are directly aimed at careers they want. Today’s students tend to know what education and career they want right from the start, and this is one of the reasons why the future scope of the BBA degree is bright.

A few good universities for BBA are:

University of Mumbai , Mumbai

Geeta University,Panipat

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University Hyderabad

Karnataka State Open University Mysore

Chandigarh University

SRM

Sharda University

I will be advise you to  do your degree from Geeta University which is  a well known university and that provides prime placement opportunity, outstanding exposure and professional enhancement training.

Hi

Yes, we will definitely help you.

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Hello!

Yes, Food technology is a good career option as it is highly relevant nowadays because of the growing awareness in terms of the safety and quality of food. Listed below are some of the career options which you can choose after pursuing food technology-

Food Technologist

Quality Manager

Nutritional Therapist

Technical Brewer

Chefs

Research Scientist

Biochemist

Home Economists

Hope this answers your query.