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Hi,
Percentile is not equivalent to percent, and I don't think the quoted text is using it in quite the right way (it's abusing the term Darwinism as well, but I guess that's for a separate question).
A percentage is simply a representation of a proportion out of 100. To say three out of every six is the same as to say fifty out of every hundred, in other words fifty percent (from the Latin per centum).
A percentile is a statistical measure of distribution. For a given set of data, it is the level below which a certain percentage of the data falls. In graphic terms, it represents the area under the curve of a distribution.
For a more human example, if you score in the 72nd percentile on an exam, it means you scored higher than 72 percent of all the people who took the same exam— regardless of what your actual score was. If your baby is in the 28th percentile for length, it means she is longer than 28 percent of all comparable babies (e.g. babies at a certain age).
Related terms include decile, quartile, and tertile, if you divide up your population by 10, 4, or 3 instead of 100.

Hi,
*The interested MSW graduates can choose the higher study option after their graduation. Many universities offer various research programs in this field. They can apply for courses like
Doctor of Social Work (DSW)
PhD in Psychiatric Social Work
PhD in Social Work
*The job opportunities for the MSW graduates are at a bright side nowadays. All jobs in this field are related with charity works or social services. The graduates can work with many government and privates sectors. They can join NGOs or any other sectors that is related with welfare of children, old age people and the poor. Another choice for these graduates is the teaching profession after Masters in Social Work.
International organizations like WHO, UNICEF, etc also offer job opportunities for them. After gaining experience in this field they can also join as consultants in numerous reputed organizations. The areas of their work include
Counseling Centers
Education Sector
Correction Cells
Clinics
Health Industry
Human Rights Agencies
Mental Hospitals
Disaster Management Department
Hospitals
Old Age Homes
Natural Resources Management Companies
Prisons
Gender Issues Associations or Groups
*There are many short term courses also for these graduates. This is offered by many institutions in India. One such course is the Certificate course in Social Work offered by Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Mumbai. This is a part time course of one year duration. The other short term courses are
Certificate in Therapeutic Skills for Helping Professions (Counseling)
Certificate Course in Advanced Social Research Methodology
Certificate Course in Social Perspective in Disaster Management
The short term/ certificate courses will surely add a value to your career.
*Besides, MBA is an excellent move. For more, visit the links below-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/685/This-Is-The-Right-Time-To-Do-An-Mba
https://www.shiksha.com/how-to-get-the-most-of-your-mba-program-article-4009-1
https://www.shiksha.com/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-article-3223-1
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Hii Shubham see first of all please note that there is no difference between these degrees in terms of value and scope. BE and B.Tech have smilar scope and future and on the same time ME and M.Tech have same scope future.
Now let's dig the question little deep. If BE and B.Tech or ME and M.Tech have same value and scope why the names are different.
Right after independence of India we have two types of universities, one that offers degrees in many fields like Sciences, Arts, Education and Engineering too, and the second set of universities (were named as institutes) offer only degrees in engineering. Universities those offer other degrees along with engineering named their engineering degree as BE (Bachelor of Engineering) and Institute constituted for only Engineering studies named their degree as B.Tech (Bachelor of Technology).
Now as AICTE approve courses most of the courses are same and identical for BE and B.Tech. The universities those offering BE when started new courses named them to B.Tech too.
No degree, BE or B.Tech and ME or M.Tech is superior other others in terms of theory or experiment. BE and B.Tech or ME and M.Tech are same. Both of them are same and have similar scope and future. If there is some notification for BE, B.Tech's are also eligible to apply and vise versa.
feel free to ask more all the best