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Hi Sahil.
Scope for food technology is plenty and abudant. you can get jobs in food processing industries, research laboratories, hotels, soft drink factories, quality control, rice mills, manufacturing industries and distilleries.
Scope of M.Sc in Forestry:
In recent times the consciousness among people regarding conserving the forests has increased to a great extent. As a matter of fact the career opportunities for fresh Graduates in this field have climbed up to a comfortable position. Department of Forest and Wildlife of Central as well as State Government always recruits forestry professionals to protect the forests and wild life. NGOs involved in Conservation and up gradation of forests also recruit lots of forestry professionals in their organizations. Private sector organizations viz. Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education (ICFRE), Institute of Social Forestry and Eco-rehabilitation and Wildlife Research Institutes also demands qualified forestry professionals to carry out the Research based Works. Many Private Organizations hiring number of Forest and Wildlife graduates like – Centre for Environment Education, World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Tata Energy Research Institute (TERI) and Consultancy Firms like – Ernst, Young and KPMG. Forestry professionals also have the opportunity to earn job in Botanical and Zoological parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks.
Scope for M.Sc ( Ecology)
There is a huge demand for the same in the market where you need to understand the basics of your living environment.
All the best.
Regards.
Gijoo

Hi Parag.
Following are the books for MPSC examinations:
-Jaiprakash publishers MPSC prepation guides
-Sai Publishers MPSC sample papers
-Gupta publication model papers for MPSC examiantion
-Satyananda publication questions and solutions for MPSC
-Alpha and Beta publication MPSC guide
1. Political Theory —Eddy Ashirvatham
2. Political Theory—O.P. Gauba
3. Political Theory—Amal Ray, Mohit Bhattacharya.
4. Comparative Politics —R. Chilkote
5.Political Theory —Amal Ray & Mohit Bhattachary
6.Introduction to Indian Constitution —D.D. Basu
7.India's Struggle for Independence —Bipan Chandra
8. Introduction to Indian constitution —D.D. Basu
9. Our Parliament —S.C. Kashyap
10. Our Constitution —S.C. Kashyap
11. Comparative Govt. & Politics — V.N. Khanna
12. Comparative Govt. & Politics —K.R. Bombwal
All the best
Regards.
Gijoo

Hi Parag.
Hi there!
Following are the books for MPSC examinations:
-Jaiprakash publishers MPSC prepation guides
-Sai Publishers MPSC sample papers
-Gupta publication model papers for MPSC examiantion
-Satyananda publication questions and solutions for MPSC
-Alpha and Beta publication MPSC guide
1. Political Theory —Eddy Ashirvatham
2. Political Theory—O.P. Gauba
3. Political Theory—Amal Ray, Mohit Bhattacharya.
4. Comparative Politics —R. Chilkote
5.Political Theory —Amal Ray & Mohit Bhattachary
6.Introduction to Indian Constitution —D.D. Basu
7.India's Struggle for Independence —Bipan Chandra
8. Introduction to Indian constitution —D.D. Basu
9. Our Parliament —S.C. Kashyap
10. Our Constitution —S.C. Kashyap
11. Comparative Govt. & Politics — V.N. Khanna
12. Comparative Govt. & Politics —K.R. Bombwal
All the best
Regards.
Gijoo

Hi Sweta
Here are some details of SAP course and its streams in IT.
SAP is a software corporation which was founded in Germany. They create and make software’s which are useful to manage businesses. SAP can organize operation's and customer relations.
SAP is now a fully fledged course available for students. It is an extensive course which includes everything, right from the basics to the professional level. It consists of everything, ranging from business, academic and technical skills. It is specially designed to broaden the skills and acquire necessary knowledge about required tools for a student so that one can gain practical knowledge and apply it later when required.
SAP has tied up with NIIT in India and several other institutes to serve the course curriculum with Indian students. The SAP course is intensive and it is crafted well for students to easily follow through. It is a certificate course.
More SAP Course Details
Usually, the course module is such that it is meant for people who have worked 2-3 years in the industry.
The curriculum of each course differs from other courses. Choosing your preferences correctly and working on any of the courses is important. All the courses are super intensive and detailed. They start from the basic and go up to professional level of corporate world.
The fees for all the SAP courses differ. Based on the course curriculum, examination and registration fees involved, the expenses are different for each course.
Widely accepted and known, SAP-ERP is one of the certificate courses of SAP. Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP provides qualitative outlook and overview of the business by integrating all aspects of running the business- development, operations, manufacturing, sales as well as marketing. Although it can be beneficial to any organization, since it’s not easily affordable for small businesses, it’s used mostly by medium and large enterprises.
SAP is helpful for all sectors, manufacturing and non-manufacturing businesses, NGOs or even government sector. ERP systems are intense and they typically change the work behavior of any organization and are beneficial in the growth of any organization. SAP can do most of the work which is done by humans. It is a simple yet intense source to save time and money spent on developing and testing software applications.
You can find more detail about SAP here => www.tinyurl.com/9vkmv7y

Hi Noor.
Ph.D. Programme: Students admitted to this entirely research oriented programme will be provided an opportunity to undertake research under the guidance of a faculty member of the School in an area of his/her choice and approved by the School. The student will be periodically advised by a doctoral committee. Students admitted to the Ph.D. programme will be required to undergo some course work depending on their background or take certain additional courses to meet the demands of their research. The research work, in part or in entirety, can be carried out either within the University or at one of its formally recognized external research centres. The students are expected to actively participate in research seminars and submit monthly progress reports of their research work. The Ph.D. requirements also include presentation of the research work in a comprehensive seminar prior to submission of the doctoral thesis and a subsequent oral examination in support of the thesis.
All the best.
Regards.
Gijoo