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Hi Amit,
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Choosing a course entirely depends on your interest and skills as it will help you to achieve your long term career goal.
After completing M.Sc Biotechnology you may opt for courses such as :
-Integrated PhD courses
-Master of Philosophy in Biotechnology
-PGD in Biotechnology
-PGD in Clinical Research
You may even opt for short term courses :
-Advanced Diploma in Biotechnology.
-Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Research & Regulatory Affairs, Biotechnology Training.
-Certificate Program in Clinical Research and Diploma in Biotechnology.
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As for the fee structure, every institute has it's own course specific fee structure. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the institute where you wish to apply.
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Hi,
Selecting a particular institute depends on your personal preference, however you may consider some of the below mentioned points while selecting a institute.
*Accreditation of the institute.
*Institute's infrastructure.
*Teaching faculty.
*Specialization offered.
*Past placements records.
*Tuition fees.
*City preference.
*Industry interface.
If you mean Jaipuria Institute of Management- Noida, then as per its official website, some of the companies which recruited students form this institute are:
- Axis Bank.
- Andhra Bank.
- Aviva Life Insurance.
- Berger Paints.
- ITC, and many more companies.
In order to get detailed information regarding course curriculum, placements, faculty members etc it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of this institute.
If possible, you may personally visit this institute, and talk to the students studying there, and take there feedback regarding faculty, teaching methodology, placements etc, all this will help you to take decision.
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Hi,
The minimum eligibility is a graduation degree in a relevant discipline for a job as a Probationary Officer and class 12 certificate for the post of Clerk.
Your degree without intermediate might not be accepted. I would suggest you to complete your senior secondary education through National institute of Open Schooling.
You'll be required to produce the copy of the Certificate of the Secondary Examination passed from a recognized Board of Secondary Education duly attested by a Gazetted Officer.
You can choose subjects from the Scheme of Studies given. However, it is required to successfully complete a minimum of five subjects, which is compulsory for Certification.
Once done, you can further go ahead with a banking job. For further details, you can visit http://www.nios.ac.in
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Hi,
If you are no more interested to continue CA course, it is advisable that you concentrate on B.COM.
Simultaneously, you can pick a professional program such as:-
**Company Secretary
**CWA/ICWA- Cost Accountancy
**C.R.I.S.I.L Certified Analyst Program
You may also consider short term course like-
**Diploma in Accounting & Taxation
**Certified Industrial Accountant Plus
**Certificate Course in Accounting (TALLY)
All the above suggested promises to offer an enormous scope with lucrative options. B.COM along with any of the above can get you excellent career opportunities in the field of Finance, Banking, Audit Firms, Treasury Management, etc.
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If you have less than three years' work experience you will need to show superior academic credentials or evidence of outstanding performance. For the London Business School, the main point to realise is that for a class of 400+ students , they hand-pick the same from more than 3000 applications. So when we do not have all the re requisites, then we have to make sure that we have some credentials like academic excellence of near to 100% (though practially impossible) and some genuine skills which proves that even without experience of understanding what management is, you can really understand what the school is trying to imbibe in you.