Hello dear!
Yes your eligible to pursue MBA in HR with B.SC maths as your degree  with atleast 50% Mark's in aggregate.
Now coming to the job opportunities after MBA in HR
1. MBA In HR holders works as a part of team that forms the backbone of a company or an institute .
Career opportunities: -  MBA  HR holder may work in government and private sectors both ( depends on your interest) . You may also work in banking sectors , industries, educational institutions,  and MNCs.Also if you have interest in teaching can join B-schools as professors . If your more interested you can further carry on with research in the field also and can pursue the fellow programme in management ( FPM ) .

Job profiles for MBA in HR
The job of HR manager is challenging one !
1. HR generalist
2. Staffing Director
3.Technical recruiter
4.Director of HR training and development
5.Employee relations manager
6.Employment or placement manager
7.compensation manager
8.organisational development and change consultant

All this job profiles offer a good salary package depending on the companies

Now coming to the specialization
As you have mentioned HR with operations or HR with systems...
HR with Operations management as a dual degree is a best option as you will have a wide range of opportunities further .
Operations management is related to increase the performance of a factory or company .so combination of HR with operations will give more impact after your graduation

And one more thing I would like to add..
Along with your bachelors degree you need to be qualified in any nationalized entrance examinations such as CAT/MAT/GMAT/XAT etc.

Hope its helpful
Feel free to ask further questions regarding this !

Good luck dear!

Hello Aspirant,

The last dates for applying for MSc Biotech in Om Sterling University, Hisar, Haryana is not explicitly accounced right now . I think the applications are open . So, apply if you haven't yet.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

The Om Sterling Global University is located in Hisar, Haryana, India. It is a private university and offers around variety of courses.

It's last date to apply is not yet announced. So apply if you haven't yet .

All the best!

Hello,

Airfield Operations Specialist is a designation in which the officer is in charge of all operations on an airport's airfield. The minimum eligibility for this field is an associate's degree or apprenticeship.This job has different kinds of responsibilities. Airfield Operations Specialist inspects all airport areas, which includes hangers, runways, and fuel storage areas for compling with airport and Federal Aviation Administration safety regulations. Specialists make sure airfield safety by observing weather conditions, maintenance work, wildlife activity, and runway conditions. Air-Traffic Control and Airfield Operations Specialists coordinate the arrival, departure, refueling, parking, and loading of an aircraft. Other duties of this job includes using radios to direct emergency response units and offering first aid at the time of airfield emergencies.

According to a report published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Airfield Operations Specialists on average earn an annual salary of $51,330 as of May 2020. The highest ten percent of specialists earns $98,770 or more per year. The BLS has made projections that the employment for this post is likely to grow by about 6% from 2019 to 2029.

Hope this helps.....

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...

GATE examination has no age limit. The minimum eligibility criteria is that the candidate is required to have passed graduation in engineering/technology or a master’s degree in any relevant science subject. Candidates in the pre-final or final year of their qualifying degree also eligible to appear for GATE 2022.

For details about the GATE examination, refer here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate

Hope this was helpful.

Should there be any other queries, please feel free to ask.

Good Luck!

Hey,

The question on binary operations are very easy and it's rare for these questions to come in JEE mains.

It usually comes every two to three years as it's easy for students to approach these questions.

But you can't trust the pattern. So it will be really great if you  do that topic in case if the question comes from the topic so you will be able to solve it.

Hope that helps.

All thew best.

Thank you

Hello,

BSC in anaesthesia technology and BSC in cardiac technology both are different work.

BSC in anaesthesia technology is mainly study about the anaesthesia like when it will give to patients, hoe it will give, the amount or which anaesthesia give etc. And the BSC in cardiac technology is mainly about the cardiac related machine, reading for patients.

Both department are needed in hospitals. Like anaesthesia department always needed in any operation theatre. And cardiac technology needed critical care, operation etc.

And this two job are good there own way, now if you are comfortable in Operation then go for anaesthesia I'll suggest but if you are not comfortable in Opera then go for cardiac technology.

All the best.

For Fluid Mechanics you may consider the books:

1. Fluid Mechanics: Yunus A Cengel and John M Cimbala
2. Fluid mechanics: R.K. BANSAL

For Mechanical Operations you may consider the books:

1. Mechanical Operation for Chemical Engineer: CM narayanan and BC Bhattacharya
2. Unit Operation of Chemical Engineering: Warren L McCabe, Julia C. smith and Peter Harriott

I hope this might help. All the very best for your future endeavors!

In quantum Mechanics, Observable are the linear operators defined in Hilbert space representing the state space of Quantum states.

To know about the operators, I would recommend you to see the page No.171 of Zettili Quantum Mechanics  or 188 page of Quantum Mechanics PDF.

Zettili Quantum Mechanics PDF link below:

http://www.mmmut.ac.in/News_content/02110tpnews_11232020.pdf

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