hi,

see  its not clear how you have taken admission to bachelors degree with out completing 12th course or diploma course. to apply for any jobs in government or private organization you need to give details about 10th, 12th/ diploma, graduate degree course details. so with out having any 12th course or diploma course certifications your graduation course would not consider valid.

hope you understand.

Hi aspirant,

There are many opportunities for MSc biotechnology. This is a budding career not only in India but abroad as well. Many foreign countries need MSc biotechnology graduated to work with them. Some of them are-

• Biomedical Engineer

• Medical scientist

• Biological Technician

• Food technologist

• Professor

• R and D in biotech company

You may also do PhD in biotechnology. You can go abroad and start your journey in a biotech company or a food company if you are sound financially.

Hope that helps.

Hello aspirant

Yes, distance learning is acceptable for government positions. The selection process for government jobs is the same. As a result, there can be no favoritism. You can rest certain that you will be treated equally to other ordinary degree candidates where only written exams are administered.

Hope this helps

Hey,

Yes you can apply for government jobs,distance education is valid for govt jobs. For govt jobs, selection process is same so no partiality is possible. Where only written exams are conducted, you can rest assured that you are treated like any other regular degree candidates. Few jobs conducts interview, there they check many things. One small thing is distance learning/ college name etc. This is only a small point there. Your performance in interview depends on many things. You can prepare for that.

Hi Maria,

Food technology aspirants have a great scope for working in the research field. They can also do jobs such as food technologist, quality assurance analyst, and packaging manager in top companies. The salary after B.Sc Food Technology is higher than average because of the increasing demand for food technologists.

Career Prospects

B.Sc Food Technology jobs in India are available in various departments in the food production industry. Here are some of the most common job roles along with rough estimation of their salaries:

• Laboratory Assistant ==> INR 3 LPA
• Food Analyst ==> INR 3.2 LPA
• Food Technologist ==> INR 3.8 LPA
• Food Safety Officer ==> INR 3.7 LPA
• Quality Assurance Executive ==> INR 5.5 LPA

Government Jobs for B.Sc Food Technology

Food Technologists have various opportunities to work in government bodies  and entry level salary depends on the pay matrix level implemented by the seventh pay commission. In most government jobs, B.Sc Food Technology salary per month is around INR 25K.

Here are some of the government jobs  after B.Sc Food Technology:

• Teaching Faculty  ==> INR 4.8 LPA
• Consultant  ==>  INR 3.6 LPA
• Food Technologist  ==> INR 3.8 LPA
• Quality Control  ==> INR 3.5 LPA

We have curated an exhaustive list that might be helpful for you. Do check out the following link.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses-certifications/articles/top-10-careers-options-after-completing-food-technology-course

Hope that helps :)

Hello aspirant,

B.Sc Agriculture graduates has good career opportunities. They can write competitive exams mentioned below to get good job roles.

• SSC Examination
• UPSC - Indian Forest Services
• IBPS SO
• RRB JEE
• State Forest Examination
• NABARD Grade A Exam

The average salary offered for B.Sc agriculture graduates are Rs. 4 Lakhs per annum to Rs. 8 Lakhs per annum.

Job titles for B.Sc Agriculture graduates are listed below.

• Program Manager
• Agricultural Portfolio Manager
• Agricultural Lecture
• Actuarial Analyst
• Research Analyst
• Officer
• Farming Consultant
• Agricultural Officer

I hope this information will be helpful.

Best of Luck!!

Hi

To answer your question ,let us first see some  key points about the two courses:-

-)MBA i.e Master of business administration is a degree course , and being a degree it is  little  more theoretical

-)PGDM is graduate diploma in management i.e it is a diploma course, PGDM is accredited by Association of Indian Universities which makes it equivalent to MBA, it is more practical,  even the most prestigious IIMS offers  PGDM. Though now some of the IIMs also have started offering MBA.

So, there's  not much difference  between  MBA and PGDM , the only thing is that MBA is a degree course while  PGDM is a diploma course , also when it comes to job then there's no difference in the way companies  treat a PGDM and an MBA , even your Career growth is similar for both the courses and it  largely depends upon your performance.

So both MBA and PGDM have more or less equal scope and opportunities , and thus,  you can go for either  of mba or pgdm , what  matters is the college or the B-school  from which you pursue them , brand value of the college,  its past placement  records, industry exposure provided by the college  etc because your starting package and placement  after completion of the course is mainly dependent on college’s name and brand, not whether it offers MBA or PGDM.

But just to answer your question,  MBA has a little bit edge over PGDM as it has global acceptability for employment,  the Top B-schools in the world offer MBA degree and not PGDM which is diploma. Also , if you want to go further  studies in abroad then foreign universities require MBA degree instead of PGDM diploma to offer you admission in Ph.D or Doctoral programme.

So, if you are getting both MBA and Pgdm in similar colleges then prefer MBA over PGDM but if you are getting pgdm in some good colleges like IIMs then you should go for it rather than MBA in lower B - schools.

For detailed information you can visit our page the link is provided below for the same

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/difference-between-pgdm-and-mba

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Hi Aspirants

Indian Council of agriculture research all India entrance examination for admission or ICAR AIEEE is national level entrance test for admission in UG, PG, and for research  programs in agricultural university. for the programs like agriculture, horticulture, sericulture, forestry etc.

there are plenty of jobs available in the agriculture sector both government and private side.

• Agriculture scientist recruitment board
• Agriculture scientist
• farm manger
• agriculture field officer
• Agromet observer
• subject matter specialist
• Agricultural faculty post

B. tech agriculture Engineering is one the highest paying job in foreign countries. As there are lots of demand for agriculture engineer. There is lots and lots of opportunity are available.

Since lots are people are going to IT side there is a lot's of scope in agriculture sector in future India.

for more information about university click the link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-agricultural-science-universities-in-india

Hope This helps

GOOD LUCK!

Hey Palak,

Just to be on the same page as you, there is nothing as BITS Dubai, it is actually BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus.

Now as a brand BITS is much superior to VIT in all respect.

BITS is one of the if not "the" best private Engineering College in India.

Here, I am obviously not talking about the Dubai Campus as it is relatively new but the very fact it coming under the umbrella of BITS, give it ample weight.

The Admission is via merit only - all Students have to take the BITSAT Examination. There is no Quota seats for Management or SC/ST/OBC.

VIT on the other hand has many Management quota seats and hence it impacts the Quality of intake.

There are ample number of features which are compared when we declare a college better than the other. However, in this regard, BITS Pilani Dubai Campus is a clear winner in almost all the aspects.

Hope that helps and do choose wisely :)