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Hi, Great to know that you wish you to take your B.SC Nursing ahead by opting for Clinical Research which is applied research. In simple terms, it involves testing of new medication in human population.
There are a few well known institutes for Clinical Research in India, and to know about these, you may refer to the following link. You may refine the search link as per your location of preference.
tinyurl.com/d4vjqzh
India is becoming a hub for clinical research; the demand for professionals in this field is growing rapidly. Clinical research business in India will be worth $1 billion by 2010. Thus, there will soon be a massive demand for clinical research professionals, making it an interesting career option with massive growth potential. Top Indian Pharmaceutical companies such as Ranbaxy, Dr. Reddy's Labs, Biocon, Dabur, Wockhard and even international companies like GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, Roche, Novartis, Pfizer. As you already hold PGD in IPR, I would say that you'll surely be at a competitive
Following is an article link that throw light on Clinical Research as a successful career.
tinyurl.com/yf8reo9
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Hi Minakshi, PHP or the Open Source Scripting Language has remained popular for a while now. Indian php programmers are high in demand these days. To be a part of the field, an individual should have regular graduation in B.Tech / MCA with good logical and reasoning skills and communication skills.
PHP being a popular language in web development, shifting would require a complete shift which would be different from internet companies. I would suggest you to polish your skills in AJAX and LAMP development as a whole or else you can even shift to PYTHON or PERL.
I would like to invite experts like Dr.Goutam Chatterjee and others to throw light on the query.
Hope this will help you in the best way. Feel free to raise more queries or you may close the question by liking it or marking it as the best answer. All the best!

Hi, As far as Engineering Entrance Exams are concerned, they can be bifurcated into 3 groups:
1. All India based-
IIST Admission Test
Bureau of Energy Efficiency
IIT Joint Entrance Examination
All India Common Entrance Test
Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering
All India Engineering Entrance Examination
Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers
All India Competitive Examination for Admissions to Master's Degree Program
Associate Membership of Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers
2. State Specific-
Rajasthan Pre Engineering Test
Kerala Engineering Entrance Exam
Madhya Pradesh Pre Engineering Test
Maharashtra Engineering Entrance Exam
3. Colleges Specific-
SRM Engineering Entrance Exam Dr.D.Y.Patil Institute All India Entrance Test
Annamalai University Engineering Entrance Exam
Birla Institute of Technology and Science Examination
Jawaharlal Nehru University Engineering Entrance Exam
Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Exam
For information on the above, I would suggest you to visit the respective websites for descriptive help.
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After completion of your BA, it is almost evident that you would like to move on for your MBA. MBAS in UK are quite popular and are at high demand. You can either do it from a University or a private college. If you are doing it from a college and getting certified from a university indirectly, the only issue that you would currently face is that you cannot work part time during your studies. For studies directly in the Universities, you need to have atleast 50 - 60% marks in your graduation and also in some universities they ask for atleast 2-3 Yrs of work experience. Together with the above mentioned entry requirements, you also need to have a certified English Language score (IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic). This will ensure that your admissions can be an unconditional one from the institution. University students can work part time also for a limit of 20Hrs per week.
There is one more option for you to get into a UK MBA program for almost half the total cost. That is a twining program from institutes like ISMS Academy for Advance Learning in PUNE. They deliver certified courses in PUNE for 9 months and then transfer you to a UK University directly. Thgis way you get 2 international certificates at half the cost

As you have aleady enrolled and completed one year of your bachelors of eductaion, isnst it better to complete it and thne look out for options in UK? As such I beleive that you have completed a regular graduation before the BEd. So with that qualification, you can very well look out for a PG Course in UK Universities, provided you satisfy the requirements of the universities in UK. You need to understand that for a PG coursethe requirement states that you should be a graduate with atleast 50% marks in graduation and you should have an English Language Certificate score(IELTS/TOEFL/PTE). You canvisit the UK Border Agency website for full details. As for a UK Qualification, you can now also do a course from Pune, India where in they have twining programs half in India and Half in the UK. Check ISMS Academy for Advance Learning, Pune for details of that.

Hi Minakshi,
Although not so clear on your requirement, yet I would say that you can opt for CCNA or JAVA certification as that can serve as an added advantage to your career graph both from professional as well as salary prospect.
You can log on to education.oracle.com for detailed help on the certification courses related to programming. There are increased job opportunities in different areas like Power Sector, Software Engineering, Telecommunication, Hardware Manufacturing, etc. so you can opt for any of them so as to enhance your knowledge and aptitude as well as get you a bright future.
Feel free for any further clarifications, in case it helps, appraise it by giving a thumbs up. Wish you good luck.

Hi Saira, no doubt, with the growing importance of hospital industry in providing health care to people across the country, Hospital Management courses are becoming very popular. Still, I would suggest you not to change the stream as MBA HR will train you to build solid foundation of people in an organization, by managing them, delegating their duties and keeping them in harmony.
HR plays an integral role in sourcing and retaining talents that helps organization grow and prosper. Hence, organisations require talented students with management degrees in HR who are trained and better equipped to take on the challenge of building the best human resource talents for the organisation. It inculcates in students good communication skill, eye to spot talent, positive attitude and logical approach in solving problems.
Instead of shift in specialization, I would recommend you to opt for advanced HR related courses for the betterment and immediate prosperity in your career field. You may opt for ERP HR module, courses in Labour laws, etc. Advanced training will provide an edge over others making you more satisfied with your current stream.
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