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Hi Rashida,
It is advisable you check job portals depending on where you want to settle. For jobs in Dubai related to the field of Chemistry you may refer to the link below:
https://jobs.laimoon.com/uae/MSc-chemistry

Hi,
According to me, offline mode will be the best.
From last 4 years, online exam is comparatively tougher than offline. So, try to give the exam through offline mode.

Daily 6 hours for 4 months is recommended for complete preparation of the same followed by at least 10 mock exams and revision to gain a good score.

You can enroll through lateral entry in any correspondence university on the basis of your 2nd-year mark-sheet and then appear for your exams.

Hi,
Of course, absolutely. A short term course or an internship is definitely going to help. Based on what kind of job roles you will be facing the interviews for, do respective courses. You could also do a thorough soft skills training to enhance business communication, leadership skills. Pursuing the leading technical courses which are in demand could help a lot. Data analytics, artificial intelligence, VLSI, digital signal processing and machine learning are examples to mention.

Both the courses possess equal importance. But if we talk about the employment opportunities then mechanical engineering is a better option. After completing B.Tech in mechanical engineering, several opportunities can be grabbed such as UPSE, UPSE IES, private sectors jobs, PSUs through GATE, etc. If you do B.Sc in Mathematics from a reputed college like IISc, ISI, etc., then you can do M.Sc, MCA, MBA, etc.
Top colleges for B.Sc are:
1. Indian Statistical Institute
2. IISc, Bangalore
3. Miranda house, Delhi.
4. St. Stephen's College, Delhi
5. Chennai Mathematical Institute
6. Institute of Mathematical Science, Chennai.

JAVAscript, PHP, My-SQL and ASP.NET are the best courses after the same.

Hi,
You can go for PCM. Options in PCM are engineering, B.Arch., integrated M.Sc. and options in PCB are MBBS, BAMS, BHMS, BDS and B.Sc. in nursing.

Well in this case u should ask the office authorities

There are ample job opportunities. The placement will depend on your skills and knowledge. Employers prefer candidates with work experience. You must also do well in your class and have a good academic grade.

Yes, you can get admission in a decent college with a score of 120 to 140.

Yes, you can because from our institution you can get a UGC certified degree. So, you are eligible for all examinations.

Every university has a different policy on scholarship. For MBA, Deakin University and James Cook University provide scholarship on the basis of your scores.

MBA and M.Sc. both are good courses and both have good scopes also. As you have done B.Sc. in nursing then I think you should do M.Sc. as it has more scope than MBA. After M.Sc. in nursing you can get a good job in hospitals, clinics and labs with a good salary.

M.Sc. in food technology is considered a stream which deals with processing, packaging, distribution of wholesome food which is transformation of harvested food to finished food.
M.Sc. in food biotechnology is about production processes, its supplying industries and for bioanalytical purpose.
https://www.shiksha.com/taste-success-with-a-career-in-food-technology-article-5014-1

Other than 4 departmental subjects, there is accounts, hotel engineering communication, food nutrition, food safety, computer financial management and facility planning.

For mechanical upto 600 general rank, for other branches like CS, Civil, Electrical, Electronics and Chemical, general rank should be within 1000 and for non core branches like paint, plastic, leather, food, bio-chemical,oil it should be upto 3000.The filling choice should be in the order in which it is named. For paint it is upto 1800 general. For mechanical it's upto 600 for general, upto 1100 for OBC, upto 10000 for SC. For PH candidates it is around 40 k.