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Hi Golu, there are ample opportunity after B.Sc. In medical biotechnology, you can go for pharmacy companies, biotechnology labs etc.

Good or bad (according to the gender) is an another factor but what matters the most is your interest in that particular field. If you have an interest in that particular field then you can surely pursue it.

No, you can't. You need to complete Diploma in the same field or a field related to it.

Some known colleges for MBA in operations other than IIMs-
XLRI, Jamshedpur
NITIE, Mumbai
SPJIMR, Mumbai
SJSOM IIT-Bombay
IIT, Delhi
IIT, Madras
FORE Business School
SIOM, Nashik
NMIMS, Mumbai
IIT, Kharagpur

You can pursue mass media course. It has got a lot of scope.

The class timings vary as per the availability of the faculty. It can be anywhere from 7.00 am in morning to 9.30 pm in night.
The duration also varies depending on the lecture schedule for the day.

You can't apply, when you are filling the form there is an option in the form itself so you missed that chance, and you can apply for other colleges affiliated to XAT.
All the best!

No, AICTE and UGC has banned all distance engineering and such degrees are automatically deemed invalid.

PGDM is diploma degree, but MMS is degree and equivalent to MBA.

Yes, we have 100 % placement records and it is very good college for freshers because we provide 1000% placements and in 2 years we will groom your personality in such a way that you will be able to compete with the students from any other college in the entire nation. You will get ready for corporate world once you join us.

Both are equally good, but mechanical engineering has more scope as compared to mining engineering.

Actually, it depends on your own budget. If your budget is more than 30 lakhs then I must suggest you go abroad. But if it is not the case then India is also a good option, not so much but it will do.

It depends on your interest.
Below mentioned are some of the branches:
1. Dairy technology.
2. Food technology.
3. Biochemistry.
4. Bioinformatics.
5. Microbiology.
6. Genetics.
7. Clinical research.
Best of luck.

Nope. There is no exemption. You will have to attempt all the 4 papers.

You need to pursue BE or B.Tech in automobile or mechanical engineering and then opt for ME or M.Tech in automobile engineering.

Hello Vidit Goyal,
Please go through this article about commercial pilot training for your answer
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-article-13472-1
All the best.

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