If I do B.Sc and then MBA, is it helpful for me or should I take another degree? Also, suggest me the other degrees that I can do?
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Just like academic programmes, B.Sc. Graduates also have excellent employment opportunities at their disposal. The employment opportunities available to them are not only great in terms of pay package and perks but also a satisfying job experience. They can be hired by a number of different organizations involved in scientific operations at entry level and mid level positions. B.Sc. Graduates can look for lucrative employment opportunities in the following sectors depending upon their interest and specialisation subject:
1) Health Care Providers
2) Space Research Institutes
3) Agriculture Industry
4) Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Indus...more -
Yes it is very helpful for you. Many students from Science stream gave CAT exams and take admission in Top 20 Iims of the country. I you want to do another degree you can go for Masters in the equivalent subject or pursue any professional degree.
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There is no correlation of doing B.Sc. And then doing MBA or M.Sc. Then MBA. Rather MBA is a degree which is primarily done to get in to management and leadership roles but this degree will help you get better role in management.
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Yes, after doing B.Sc and then MBA can land you in doing many jobs as well not only other degree courses. If you want to do other degree courses, you can do LL.B. CA ACCA, PGDM, PGDCA, BHM Ph.D. M.Phil. Etc. As u have already completed MBA then I suggest you must go for M.Phil or Ph.D courses instead of Degree courses.
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Just like academic programmes, B.Sc. Graduates also have excellent employment opportunities at their disposal. The employment opportunities available to them are not only great in terms of pay package and perks but also a satisfying job experience. They can be hired by a number of different organizations involved in scientific operations at entry level and mid level positions. B.Sc. Graduates can look for lucrative employment opportunities in the following sectors depending upon their interest and specialisation subject:
1) Health Care Providers
2) Space Research Institutes
3) Agriculture Industry
4) Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Indus...more -
Hi, Just like academic programmes, B.Sc. Graduates also have excellent employment opportunities at their disposal. The employment opportunities available to them are not only great in terms of pay package and perks but also a satisfying job experience. They can be hired by a number of different organizations involved in scientific operations at entry level and mid level positions. B.Sc. Graduates can look for lucrative employment opportunities in the following sectors depending upon their interest and specialisation subject:
1) Health Care Providers
2) Space Research Institutes
3) Agriculture Industry
4) Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology I...more
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