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After completing the course in dentistry, you may find employment as :
-Consultant
-Professors
-Forensics
-Dental surgeon
-Oral pathologist
-Dental hygienist
-Dental Assistant
-Private practitioners
-Public health specialists
-Dental Lab Technician / Ceramist
-Medical Representative / Sales Representative
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Salary :
Salary depends on various parameters such as size of the organization, profile, qualification, experience etc.
But, still, to give you a brief idea,
-As a trainee in government hospital you can earn initial salary of around Rs. 6000 every month with allowances.
-In private hospitals per month it could be around Rs. 3,500 – 4,000.
-After post-graduate, you can earn around Rs. 7,000 upwards.
-A dental surgeon can earn good amount of money by their own practice.
-A consultant charges from Rs 250 onwards for cosmetic filling or routine check-up. This may increase up to Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 depending upon the nature of the dental problem.
-A well experienced dentist can earn around Rs 30,000 to Rs 1, 00,000 or more per month.
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Find below the eligibility to pursue MBA from universities in UK.
- Undergraduate degree (70% plus in degree)
- Atleast 2-3 years of full time work experience after graduation.
- High score in GMAT
- High scores in IELTS or TOEFL.
Preferred GMAT score- 550-600 plus.
For admission in MBA program in UK universities you need to have IELTS score of 7 with no individual band below 6.5 or TOEFL score of 90 with no band less than 20.
Please note that the eligibility criteria for admission may differ from university to university.
For your reference find below some of the finest universities in UK to pursue MBA:
1. Lancaster university.
2. University of Strathclyde.
3. Durham university.
4. City University London.
5. University of Bath.
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When any project begins - both software development and testing teams get involved from day 1. While the actual job of software developers begins much later, software testing teams usually begins right at the time of verifying the specification documents and continues throughout the life cycle of the project. It'd not be wrong to say that software testing teams often have a better knowledge of the overall functioning of the software systems they are working on.
Software development, is one of the most crucial parts because without it, nothing gets 'developed'. Project manager or team lead will assign specific modules to you which you will have to code according to the specifications finalized by the software testing & business development teams. Every module developed by the developers is checked by the testing team and approved.
Skill Set Requirements:
For Developers: The developer skill set will be determined by the nature of the project and the technology stack decided by the software architects (much senior position in the organisation). If the architects decide that a combo of Java, C, Ruby, Python would be used in the project then accordingly developers will be selected who are trained on these technologies.
For Test Engineers: They require entirely different skill set which could be a mix of Java, C, Ruby, Python along with software manual and automation tools along with scripting languages. There are several automation tools that require programming knowledge. It's a myth that software testing engineers do not write code. Given the complexity of the project a software testing engineer might end up writing more complex code than his developer counterpart. The point to be understood is that - both development and testing jobs require you to have programming knowledge.
Career Growth:
Software testing and development engineers have unique growth paths with similarities. Software developers may get promoted to module lead, team lead, project lead, project manager and so on depending on the company's hierarchy.
A software testing engineer will have a similar path where he/she will become team lead, project lead, project manager, test architect etc. It's a myth that there are no or little growth opportunities in software testing career.
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Master of Journalism is a two year post graduate course which consists of four consecutive semesters. By pursuing this course, the candidates get a thorough idea about how to efficiently communicate his ideas among the masses. The course also incorporates external projects which help the candidates to gain exposure to the various media fields such as radio, news dailies, journals
Eligibility required-
The candidates those who have completed their BA in Journalism and Mass Communication from any of the recognized colleges are eligible to apply for this course. The applicant should hold a minimum of 60% aggregate marks for the degree examination. The minimum eligibility requirements may vary according to the universities norms and rules.
Admission Procedure-
The selection of the candidates to this course is made according to the percentage of marks scored for the degree examination. Most of the colleges carry out written tests as well as interviews for this purpose. It becomes a necessary to carry out such tests when the number of applicants exceeds the allotted seats. These tests are conducted to measure the analytical and communication skills of the candidate. Application forms can be obtained from the office of the respective college by paying the specified amount. It can also be downloaded from the website of the appropriate colleges.
The candidates those who hold a master of Journalism and Mass Communication can find employment in any one of the following divisions.
Corporate Communication
Advertising
Public Relations
Corporate Communication
Media Management
Television and Film Production
Editing
Reporting
Remuneration after Master of Journalism and Mass Communication
The remuneration for a fresh post graduate in Master of Journalism and Mass Communication will be quite low when compared with the experienced candidates. At the preliminary level, the candidate gets a salary of Rs 20,000 to 24,000 per month. The salary package increases with expertise. A post graduate with one to two years experience in the relevant field draws a salary of Rs 30,000 to 50,000 per month. It also depends on the performance and the skills of the candidate.
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