Hello Student

You may get the state Govt job than you have got if you try hard. Marks you have got it as 60% in intermediate exam is not so sufficient to get a good government job in your state. If you apply for army technical grade you have to pass intermediate examination with science at least 65% marks and above. In the state government secretariat level clerical cadre jobs is available in your marks which you have got your in your class 11 and 12 examination. If you do compete for PSC examinations for clerical grade that is public Service commission of your state then these marks in your class 11 and 12   in intermediate classes is enough. In the post declared in the PSC is available only through tough competition. There is  need of qualification as always the quality of training and education you have got in those years of your academic years will be the base of your success.

Hope this helps.

Hello

There is ample amount of the field in medical field which give you good salary package.

Here is list other than medical field

BHMS ( bachelor of homeopathy medicine and surgery). Exam neet

BAMS. (bachelor of ayurvedic medicine and surgery). Neet

BUMS. exam Neet

BDS. Exam Neet

B pharmacy exam MH-CET

D pharmacy. Merit based

Further all courses admission merit based or some colleges take their own entrance exam

Bsc radiologist

Bsc cardiologist

Bsc in operation theatre technology

Bsc in medical laboratory technology

Bsc in dialysis technology

Bsc in X- ray technology and etc

I hope this helps you

Both ITI and IIT are good in their field but if you want government job you should go for ITI because in India it is tough to find ITI Technicians. Si you should go for ITI after 12 .

Hello,

Which college are you enquiring about?

See when it comes to appearing for UPSC, candidates need to pass graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, there is no specific aggregate required in this case, those in the final year too are eligible to apply provisionally, also you have to attain 21 years as on 1st August of the appearing year,

it's your preparation, strategy, and diligence which help in qualifying UPSC, your college really don't play any role, you may find many toppers from previous year who have merely passed their graduation but they have become  IAS,

you have to keep few things in mind like do you want to have a back up plan or not, as this is highly competitive exam, and toppers come from various background that of engineering, medical, arts, commerce, science etc, if you're only focusing on qualifying UPSC then having graduation in history, geography, economics, political science, public administration etc helps in the sense there is considerable overlap with the gs and optional syllabus.

Hello,

With BiPC at 10+2 level you have various options, for example you can consider appearing for NEET, its scores are accepted for admission of various courses such as MBBS/BDS/Ayush courses, from last year even universities like BHU, GGSIPU etc, and even from this year NEET scores are going to be accepted for Indian Army BSc Nursing, in states like Maharashtra NEET is accepted for BPT, and in institutes like Jamia Millia NEET scores are accepted for BPharm,

you can also explore other options such as bachelor of optometry , BASLP, BDes, Radiology, Occupational Therapy etc,

if you're academically inclined then you can consider pursuing the following options such as

• BS-MS Dual Degree from IISER,
• four years BS Degree in IISc Bangalore via KVPY,
• there is also much scope in NISER Bhubaneshwar, UM DAE CABS Mumbai for integrated MSc program,

further you can appear for CSIR NET, and qualify JRF for higher studies, or if you want to teach in college then lectureship, for teaching in school BEd is compulsory, and there are also state level SETs conducted for recruitment of assistant professors which you can consider,

you can opt for BSc-BEd, or graduation in subjects like biotechnology, bio informatics, biochemistry , microbiology etc which are emerging fields, other than this of course there is hotel management, law, journalism, fashion designing outside your relative domain which holds good opportunity.

Hey aspirant,

Here are the different jobs you can find with a radiology course:-

1. Medical sonographer

2. Radiologist

3. Radiology technician

4. Radiology assistant

5. Ultrasound technician

6. MRI technician

7. CT tech

8. Radiology nurse

Hope this helps all the best!

Hello aspirants

Bsc radiology, in my opinion, has a promising future. Hospital, clinic, and doctor's office opportunities are expanding constantly. You can pursue careers as a radiologist (MD), radiology technologists, radiology technician, ultra sound technician, MRI technician, and CT tech/cat scan technology after earning your degree in this discipline.

Best regards

Hey aspirant,

According to your question,Radiologists earn comparitvely more than pharmist. Radiology technician earns 5-10 LPA. And in case of a Pharmist it is 2-5 LPA. Both are good in their own way,and you should go for the one which interests you. Radiology jobs are more hectic and needs dedication.  Being a Pharmist is a Patient-centred multidisciplinary work. So choose wisely. Hope this helps all the best!

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