• Nuclear engineering
• Rural and urban engineer
• Transport enginner
• Consulting civil engineer

1. Civil engineer
2. Project Engineer
3. Senior engineer
4. Construction plant engineer

Hi Pranali

Following institutes are highly recommended for MTech in civil engineering:

1) IISc Bangalore

2) IIT  :

•Bombay,

•Madras,

•Delhi,

•Kharagpur,

•Kanpur,

•Roorkee,

•Guwahati,

•Hyderabad

You can either clear IES examination and apply in government jobs at BHEL or SAIL or work for architectural or construction based private firms.

Hello,

Germany is globally recognized as one of the best locations in terms of quality of education infrastructure yet being highly costly. The work environment is very much crucial for anyone who considers themselves working or by studying there.

• The revenue of the mechanical engineering industry in Germany increased from 247 billion EUR in 2013 to 271 billion EUR in 2020. Thus, gradually creating more jobs in this field.
• According to the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), 2021, Germany is home to five out of 100 top universities.
• According to the US News & World Report, the research-intensive curriculum ranks the German education system in the top third position, just after the United States and the United Kingdom.
• Out of the 426 universities, about 300 universities do not require tuition fees.
• This cost-effective system attracts millions of domestic as well as international students from all over the globe annually.
• The salary for students with a master's degree in mechanical engineering is at least ten times higher in Germany compared to India.
• It is regarded as the third-best country to live in in the world, after Switzerland and Australia. The multicultural environment is very much suitable for Indian students.

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For choosing between these two, your aptitude matters as Stats honours to be more mathematically rigorous than Economics Honours. So, if that’s fine then the problem of choice matters.

So you’ve choice between these options then Statistics is better than Economics because you can always switch from Statistics to Economics but vice-versa is difficult. Also, much of economics is now driven by Empirical work. So, knowledge of Advanced Stats will be better! Statistics training in Economics is still very limited. Also, if you don’t want to switch to Economics for higher studies then you could look at Actuaries where Statistics coursework will be handy. And data science boom implies that Statisticians will continue to rule the world. Hope this will help you.

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Hi, BS and B.Tech are not equivalent to each other. BS is more of a degree program and B.Tech is a very professional course. Yes you can give GATE exam you are eligible as it states that any student who has a bachelor's degree can appear for the exam. Coming to PSU there are few who accept BS but there are many who don't. So, according to your interest you will have to check. Hope this helps.

Hello

As You have got a 211 score in NEET exam. You might be able to even get some semi government medical colleges with these marks, cut-offs for some government colleges can sometimes go down to 200-300 so you should stay updated on that as well.

You can definitely get some good private colleges with these marks. Below are some of them-

Christian Medical College, Vellore

Kasturba Medical College, Manipal

St. John's Medical College, Bangalore

Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai

M S Ramaiah College, Bangalore

You can look through some more colleges in the below link-

http://www.medicine.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-medical-colleges-in-India

Hello,

I hope you are doing good,

Career options after MHT CET in PCB have a bright future for bams other than pharmacy. BAMS is a study of Ayurveda and its application across the field.

As we know it is in demand as in India the population is growing and leading to an increase in diseases that provide a good opportunity jobs. Students can also Select Bsc Nursing group tests and Bsc Agriculture post MHT CET PCB.

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Its fine and many candidates face this situation. Still if youre even slightly interested in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry, you may pursue Engineering. This doesnt mean youll have to do Engineering all your life, its just a mode of transition from School to College and then Job. Post which you may explore Law, MBA, Government Services, Software & Analytics Industry, Research or any other domain.

If youre still not inclined towards Engineering or maybe Medical (Bioscience Student), you may pursue BSc in a relevant discipline or BCA, followed by Postgraduation or Job. Post which you may plan future course of life, in whichever direction youre interested, be it Management, Science, Teaching, Research or Government Services.

For more information about Courses and Career Streams after 12th do follow the link below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th/amp

Hello dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well…

The perfusion technologists are hired in large numbers across various sectors of health care. The B.Sc Perfusion technology students are required in government hospitals, private hospitals, nursing homes, multi-speciality hospitals, community health care centres, trauma care centres etc

Hope this helps you

Please ask if you have any more questions.

All the best for your future!!