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1. You may study further and become a professor or lecturer.
2. You may appear for UPSC, MPSC or IBPS PO exam.
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SAP requires good understanding about business process and understanding the requirement of a client.
Once you work for 3 years in a particular company, you would be familiar with the business process, and you can start looking for more options later.
You won't get a job after completing SAP course easily. I would also say it's not tough, though. It takes time, many opportunities will be available in future.
Good luck.
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NALSAR, Hyderabad
Campus law centre, Delhi
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Yes, you can join Indian Army after completing MBBS, you just need to qualify an entrance exam.
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Diploma in mechanical is a good choice to make your career in mechanical either design or core mechanics. I don't know what makes you want to take tourism. Both the courses are different in nature and career opportunities.If you want to start your career in tourism, then go for it, but think why you opted for tourism course? Think about the options you have at present in mechanical. Compare both the fields and scope they have. Remember degree is not enough to start your career.
Can I know the reason behind your decision?
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Below mentioned are the government job, you can apply for -
1. Banks (through IBPS for bank PO, Specialist officer, IT officer).
1.1 Get bank jobs information here - https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-clerk-recruitment-exam
2. SBI
2.1 3.SSC UDC
3. Indian railways.
4. Indian defense.
5. Indian navy.
6. Indian air-force.
7. UPSC (for IAS/IPS/IFS).
8. CDS.
9. ISRO.
10.
Apart from this, you will also be able to get jobs in the following sectors:
1. SAIL
2. GAIL
3. NTPC
4. BHEL
5. BEL
6. CCL
7. IOCL
8. ONGC
9. DVC
10. PSPCL
11. OHPC
I hope it helps.
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Different Courses After B.Sc in Chemistry:
Here are some potential courses or areas of study that BSc Chemistry graduates may pursue:
Master of Science (MSc) in Chemistry
Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Chemistry
Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Chemical Engineering
Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on Chemical Management or Pharmaceutical Management
Postgraduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry
Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Chemistry
Postgraduate Diploma in Industrial Chemistry
Postgraduate Certificate in Medicinal Chemistry
Advanced Diploma in Polymer Chemistry
Certificate courses in specialised areas such
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