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Life Sciences include zoology, botany, and anthropology which are concerned with human beings, animals, and plants. Botany is the study deals with plants life. Botany careers largely deal with the biology of fossil and living plants along with their relationship to the environment. Education in botany includes many specializations in areas such as the taxonomy, physiology and anatomy of plants and their processes. Zoology is the study of animal life. Zoology can include healthcare, animal behaviour, biotechnology, wildlife rehabilitation, science writing, and forensic biology. Graduates often specialize in a particular area of zoology during their studies and can, therefore, find careers geared towards their particular area of focus.
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It seems to be. I mean quiet surely yes. Though it depends on what you want to do in future and what you thrive for. But if managing projects, analytics, numbers, marketing, sales, campaigns, managing human resources and tangible stocks, excites you and you feel like you can do it for most of your life then you should definitely try doing a MBA. There are many good MBA colleges in India. One about which I have heard good reviews and positive feedback is LM Thapar School of Management. LMTSM has a nice well laid and elaborate MBA course curriculum. They also have well managed, productive and fruitful MBA placement sessions. Their campus is fully equipped with facilities. Their second phase of MBA admissions is still on and you can apply on - http://lmtsm.thapar.edu/
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Yes, distance has no value compared to the regular course of the same. 99% of the recruiters recruit candidates from regular and with the good academic profile. So concerning this, I can say that distance education has no value. That too generation/ scenario keep on changing from time to time. So if you opt to do distance education, it may help you to earn some money or value to your career. But it will not work for you in near future says after 3 or 4 years since the trend is been changing, and innovative students are been emerging out. So I suggest you not to go for distance education. You may do the same course after 1 year, but do the regular course instead of distance.
As you have already got some work experience, you might have got some practical knowledge over your core subjects. Automatically it helps you to study the concepts and subjects easily. So you may give some gap to your work and concentrate on studies. Remember after years later, you can not be able to continue your studies as the age goes on and automatically concentration gets reduced. So I recommend you to go for the studies and soon after completion of the course you would get a fruitful job. The job you may find after your regular course, you may even demand more salary. We must always hear the decision of everybody, but we must choose the best among them which gives a good result. If you have chosen distance education, then there is another way to overcome that. You try to get certified from renowned institutes of you related studies by doing certificate courses. So do not get scared and kindly follow the above instructions.