Hi Aspirant!

Jamia Hamdard University launched LLB (3 years ) and BA LLB (5 years) in 2018. And its first batch has not been completed its BA LLB yet. So, nothing could be said about the placement and internships record. But according to the reviews of students, faculty members are highly skilled and master in their subject. Moreover, they are very supportive in nature. It was quite a success with new batches that had started.

So, if you wish to complete BA LLB in Jamia Hamdard then you can take admission or if you have any other college which has good records in terms of placements then I would suggest you to opt that.

Thankyou!

Hi,

These are some of the colleges of your interest

NIRF Ranking 2020Name of the CollegeScore

1All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi90.69

2Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh80.06

3Christian Medical College, Vellore73.56

4National Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences, Bangalore71.35.

Other countries include

USA.

UK. ...

Australia. The requirement for admission is MBBS from any recognized university or an equivalent degree.

Canada. Studying PG medicine is a fulfilling experience.

New Zealand. New Zealand is one of the leading countries for the studies of PG medicine.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

Hello dear

So basically there is no much difference between NISER and IISER , both are very good in all perspectives.

But as you  highlighted research in physics, you must opt the one which would help to give a great outcome at the end .

I'll tell the difference only keeping in mind - physics department

At IISER ,students will follow a common curriculum for the first 2years and then start to specialize ,whereas  at NISER students start to specialize in their second year .

The physics department at NISER is really very good and can expect very good outcome, if there is a  hardwork from your side.

But at the end it's your choice, both are good ,only when physics matters for researching NISER has good physics faculty compared to IISER .

Any queries drop down in the comment box

Good luck !

Hi aspirants

Every deemed university is 'deemed to be a university' by the Ministry of Human Resources and Development on the recommendation of the UGC. The degrees that a deemed university are all recognised and valid.

you can get Government jobs after the completion of studies in Deemed University. There is no rule that the candidates who have completed studies in deemed universities are not eligible for Government jobs.

Hope this Helps

Good Luck!

Hello candidate,

Geology offers a variety of career options and job roles for a candidate pursuing the subject and here is a list of some of the options available-

Environmental consultant.

Remote sensing Specialist.

Groundwater specialist.

Mining or marine engineer.

Environmental scientist.

Marine geologist.

Petroleum Engineer.

Geochemist

Environmental scientist

Geophysicist

Environmental engineer

Scientist

Staff scientist

Moreover, is also one of the highest paying job available in in the world because of its high profit in terms of capital and energy demands.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!