Hello,

The banking industry is broad and diverse. The Banking and Finance business encompasses everything from loans to investments, insurance to mutual funds, stocks to wealth management, and everything in between. Furthermore, the industry has been quickly developing and expanding, resulting in expanded possibilities at all levels.

Graduates with a successful completion of this degree have the opportunity to work in reputable banking and investing industries as entry-level jobs in both the public and private sectors. Throughout the course, they are taught in many parts of banking and finance, making them an excellent prospect for careers in stock markets, financial businesses, and other areas.

Diploma holders have a wide range of career opportunities in banking, corporate banking, financial services, auditing, credit administration, and other fields. They can work as a Business Analyst, Internal Auditor, Loan Counselor, Credit and Risk Manager, Stock Analyst, and other similar jobs.

Typical employment available after completing a Diploma in Banking and Finance:-

• Securities Analyst
• Administrative Officer (AO)
• Investment Banker
• Market Analyst
• Credit and Risk Manager Money Manager
• Loan Counsellor/Officer

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Hello,

Your educational and career objectives will determine whether you pursue a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) or a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree.

You'll take more liberal arts courses with the BA (general studies such as literature, history, etc.). With a BFA, you'll be able to devote more time to rigorous art and design courses.

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a liberal arts and sciences undergraduate degree programme. The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is an undergraduate degree that caters to those interested in the visual and performing arts.

Both degrees encompass all of the general subjects that are required by all students, such as literature, math, science, and foreign language programmes.

However, because fine arts is centred on studying various artistic disciplines, a BFA degree has a more specific curriculum than a BA degree.

BA students take electives in theatre, cinema, and television, among other things.Unlike BFA students, who do not take optional courses and instead concentrate on studio classes in one area of study, BFA students do not take elective courses.

Students who have completed a BA degree will have a variety of career possibilities that need creative talent in addition to professionally exercising their major abilities, such as teaching high school art. Students with a BFA can seek employment in their chosen field of further study, such as getting a Master of Fine Arts degree.

After BA-

• Marketing Manager
• Operations Manager
• Executive Assistant
• Account Manager
• Marketing Coordinator
• Human Resources (HR) Manager
• Marketing Director

After BFA-

• Art Teacher
• Writer
• Fine Artist
• Art Director
• Actor

As a concluding note

A bachelor's degree in arts is a general degree, but a bachelor's degree in fine arts is a professional degree.

BFA entails a greater level of artistic engagement. The BA comprises primarily of studio classes.

BA is seen to be more flexible, whereas BFA is thought to be more rigid.

BFA degrees are awarded in specific performance disciplines, such as theatre and music, whereas BA degrees are awarded in topics outside than performing arts, such as theoretical science.

Choice is according to your interest

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Hello,

B pharma is related to medicine field, it is study of medicinal drugs it is compulsory to get licence so that you can practice as a pharmacist. You have chance to work as a drug inspector and independently as a pharmacist in pharmaceutical firm.

Pharmacy jobs are

Hospital Drug, pharmacist.

Drug Inspector

Manufacturing Executive

Pharmacologist

Coordinator

Pharmaceutical manufacturing executive.

Jobs for bsc are:

Agricultural specialist.

Agriculture Development Officer.

Agriculturists.

The avg salary for bsc agriculture is 2 to 4lacs per annum. For b pharma it is  3 to 4 lacs per annum.

You can find more detailed information please check on the link given below.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/agricultural-science-course .

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-pharma-bachelor-of-pharmacy .

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Dear student,

Below I am mentioning the governments job options which has good pay if we compare with other government jobs. Please have a look at it.

Jobs                                                                                     Salary

RBI Grade B officer                                                Rs 77,208/- (including all allowance)

UPSC Civil services(IAS/IPS/IFS)                          Rs 56,100 per month to Rs 2,50,000

UPSC CDS                                                                Rs 39,100 per month to Rs 90,000

SSC CGL                                                                  Rs 25,500 per month to Rs 1,51,100

Now please not that you have many options in each field like in banking you do not have only the job of RBI Grade B officer  but you have options to be IBPS PO, SBI PO, SBI clerk, IBPS clerk etc, and similarly you have lot of options through SSC CGL exams and rest of the mentioned job options.

I hope this answer helps you.

All the vary best.

Hello student there are many courses available for science stream student-

• B.arch
• Bf.tech
• BALLB
• BCA
• Chartered Accountant
• Company secretary
• BSc
• Hotel management
• Mass and media communication
• Bachelor of Design
• Merchant Navy

I request you to please help me with your preferable course so that I can provide you the best college for admission with admission process and eligibility requirements, as it vary from course to course.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

See after your BCOM you have multiple number of possibilities to go for. You can go for Masters or you can go for Law courses or you can go for CA or you can go for MBA or you can go for Animation Courses and the list will go on. Thus to choose a career you have to go for which will satisfy what you want to do in your life and what is your aspiration. All this courses have different needs in different sectors with there own advantages and disadvantages. So unless you specify your future goals its really hard to provide any conclusive answer.

Now some of the fields which are followed by most of the students of BCOM:

• MCOM: MCOM is a masters course in which you will specialize in a definite subject of commerce. MCOM in Audit or Accounting have a very good demand in industrial sector with packages of Rs. 4LPA to 5 LPA. This course is mainly opted by students who want to pursue research in future.
• MBA: MBA is a masters course in which you will get the administrative skills in Business Management. If you can do this course from very good colleges then the packages are high starting with Rs. 12LPA-15LPA. Although the course fee are also high. The most demanded specialization are HR, Finance.
• LLB: Lot of students moves in the field of Litigiation by qualifying exams like CLAT, LAWCET etc. The students after LLB may join solicitors offices as well as Corporate Legal Systems. The package are also very and can vary from Rs. 6LPA to 24LPA.

Many of students go for Chattered Accountant course but this course usually take good amount of time due to its difficulties. The course is also in demand and have very good demand but the ratio of time investment can be a bit intermediating for many candidates.

To know more about MBA visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

To know more about LLB visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

TO know more about MCOM visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/m-com-master-of-commerce

To know more about CA visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/chartered-accountancy-course

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

hi..

What are the career options for Nanotechnology:

One can find job as nanotechnologists; specialists or scientists. The areas where a nanotechnologist can seek employment include biotechnology, agriculture, food, genetics, space research, medicine and so on. Job opportunities are also available in National Physical Laboratory, Indian Institute of Astrophysics etc. Candidates with Ph.D can also join as faculty members in Universities and colleges or research fields.

Nanotechnologist

Scientist

Researcher

Professor

Engineer

Medical Scientist

Food Scientist

• BBA in Computer Application
• BBA in Hospitality
• BBA in Global Business
• BBA in Business Administration
• BBA in Sports Management
• BBA in International Business
• BBA in Marketing
• BBA in Retail

• Financial Market
• Taxation
• Marketing
• Accounts and Finance
• Law
• Banking and Insurance
• Human Resources
• Economics
• Investment Management

Dear candidate

According to the news of December 2020

there are two colleges which have been blacklisted by the National Assessment and Accreditation council for five years .

Malla Reddy College of Engineering  ,Kompally & Vijayawada College, Ganguru are the two colleges.

Note:The NAAC accreditation is not going to affect the existing students but will impact admissions.

Dear leaner,

However it's maths definitely will be high paying as maths is a challenging subject for many of us, glad you are interested ,

They are many courses after 12th regarding maths as a domain like btech,bsc maths ,nda, aviation,bcom computers ,ITI, architecture.

One with maths subject as expert can deal even in real life .they are many jobs like economist.astronomers,maths scientist, mainly data scientist earns 3,64,000-27,20,000 per year , so much money on shoulders.

All the best.