Hi there,

Firstly, to get into PSU's you need to clear GATE in your respected branch or any related branch. Then an interview will be held to shortlist the  candidates. The criteria however, depends on individual PSU's. No ECE is not the only branch that PSU's allow. All core branches are eligible for PSU's. So the cut-off's for every branch also varies.

I hope this helps!

Thank you

Hello there!

The difference between B.A. and B.Sc. is that the former one is the Arts stream one and the latter one is the science stream degree.

Both have good scopes if one scores good marks and is able to get good placement in a good company.

Although, with B.Sc. there is scope of research and higher studies as well which has currently found its place in the education system actively now.

Choose your college accordingly and thus be part of the course and study well.

Good Luck!

Hello,

No,there's no problem at pursuing dual degree.

A dual degree is a combination of bachelor's and masters degree which you get to pursue in 5 years.

If you pursue these two separately then it takes 6 years. So dual degree saves your one year and more over it will allow you to experiment with things you are interested in.

In terms of placement you don't lag any where in comparison to B.tech students.

Same opportunities are given to dual degree student like B.tech students.

It depends on the student what they want to prefer.

Hello aspirant

You may find various career options having knowledge of material science and engineering.

• You can opt for research internship software engineer , , senior software engineer
• Mechanical engineer
• Manufacturing supervisor
• Quality manager
• Production assistant
• Technology development engineer
• Senior process engineer
• Packaging engineer
• 
  

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• Hotel/resort manager
• Assistant manager
• Travel agent
• General manager
• Convention /event planner
• Front office manager
• Human resources manager
• Group travel facilitator
• Travel writer

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Hello there!

Hope you are doing fine.

Yes, you can always do part time job online or offline both.

For offline part time jobs, you have to search the sources near you who provide information about part time jobs or you can search online.

For online work from home, you can check websites like internshala, upwork or others. These websites provide you good opportunities for college students.

Hope it helps.

Stay safe.

Hi aspirants

You can try UPSC ESE ( engineering Service examination), RRB JE Exam and some of the civil service examination. you can try gate exam , if you qualify you can also chance of recuitment  in  NTPC, BHEL, SAIL  etc

Best Government Jobs After B. Tech

• Indian Railways. India is an immensely populated country.
• ONGC. ONGC is the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation in India.
• BHEL.
• Indian Army.
• ISRO.
• Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.
• Indian Navy.
• DRDO.

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Hi aspirants

GATE earlier was also applicable for pharmacy graduates. However, pharmacy was removed from GATE around 2008–09(or 2009–10). It is now conducted in the name of GPAT(Graduate pharmacy aptitude test).

The Pharm. D admissions are done on the basis of merit list or entrance examination. The popular entrance examinations are BV CET, MET, GPAT, etc. The average fee for the PharmD is INR 6,00,000 lakhs - INR 20,00,000.

Scope of Pharm. D in India:

After completing this degree, the students can work in the following positions in India:

• Clinical Pharmacist
• Hospital Pharmacy Director
• Hospital Staff Pharmacist
• Medical Writer
• Pharmaceutical Advisor
• Medical Safety Physician
• Supply Logistics leader
• Drug Safety Associate

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Dear Shahana ,

First of all, try  to get job from campus placements . In case if you feel any difficulties, then you should go for offline placements .Some of the most well-known private sector companies which can offer you  job in this domain are as follows!

1. Nestle India pvt ltd.

2. Parle products private ltd.

3. Cadbury

4. Pepsico India

5. Dabur India

You can visit their official websites and search for career option . Their will be job openings for various posts like :

• Food Handler
• Biochemists
• Manager
• Quality Management
• Product development and others ..

Just check the eligibility criteria they need and then you can apply online for job with your preferred post . You should be ready with a resume or CV before filling online .

If they like your profile, then you will be  shortlisted and you will be called for an interview .

Some govt. organizations also provides job opportunities through online examinations and interviews like

Food corporation of India

Department of Food and public Distribution of Government of India

Hope it helps !!

Best wishes !!

Hey Anushka ,

A Ph. D. graduate who is qualified to teach and conduct research in the pharmacy area may also seek work as a regulatory affairs officer, a consultant, a science editor or medical writer, or a clinical trials manager. The typical annual pay is between 2 and 8 lakhs. However, income is dependent on the company and expertise, and an experienced professional can expect to earn around 10-12 lakhs per year. (Approx.).

You can also consider being a:

• Professors and readers: A full-fledged doctor is usually given higher positions in colleges and universities; this is also a very respectable job that entails delivering students lectures and assisting in the development of their careers.
• Scientists: This position can be found in both government research institutes and private firms, and is responsible for conducting research and development, as well as inventing new techniques, species medications, and other similar tasks. Scientists that work in drug discovery typically have a background in pharmaceutical or medicinal chemistry. They must pursue the creation of a new chemical entity or molecule.
• Pharmacologists with experience in receptors and their ligands, as well as Cell Biologists with experience in G protein-coupled receptors, make up the field of receptor biology.
• Cell Biology - New fields of research in the areas of cell therapy and tissue engineering mix with the necessity for mammalian cells as a protein manufacturing system. Many processes rely on cells as the engines and brains, and the biologist who grasps these new frontiers is at the forefront of the labour market.
• Bioinformetics; Complete bioinformatics knowledge of CADD is highly desired. Work in structural biology, genomic annotations such as the Human Genome Project, computational chemistry, mathematics used in modelling complicated structures or processes, and biocomputational specialists may learn to design smaller compounds that achieve the same goals.
• Quality control: They must create, implement, review, and maintain quality standards for the processing of materials into partially finished or finished goods. Assists in the development and implementation of methods and procedures for inspecting, testing, and assessing the precision and accuracy of products, as well as the preparation of inspection testing documentation.

Hope this information is helpful there are also many other prospects and fields except this you can refer our article also, the link to it is provided below.

https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/growing-scope-of-pharmacy-in-india

Regards.