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Hello Abhishek,
Scope for Higher Studies after B.Sc. Forensic Science:
There are many specialisations in forensics from which students can pick their choice. The advanced areas of forensic Science are given below:
Advanced Criminalistics
Advanced Fingerprint Analysis
Constitution and Criminal Procedure
Crime Scene Investigation
Criminal Investigation Analysis & Profiling
Criminalistics
Electronic Crime Scene Investigation
Forensic and Crime Scene Photography
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Biology
Forensic Examination
Forensic Medicine or Forensic Nursing
Forensic Nursing
Forensic Pathology
Forensic Toxicology
Principles of Forensic Medicine
Technical Investigation
Trace Evidence
Jobs positions available for students of forensics
Given below are a few of the job profiles that are available in forensics:
Clinical Forensic Medicines Experts
Forensic Anthropologists
Forensic Artists
Forensic Chemists
Forensic Dentists
Forensic Engineer
Forensic Entomologists
Forensic Linguists
Forensic Pathologists
Forensic Psychiatrists And Psychologists
Forensic Serologists
Other Certification Courses after B.Sc. Forensic Science
There are various institutes in India that provide desired students with certification courses in Forensics. Provided below is a list of some of those courses:
Cell Phone Forensics
Crime Scene Investigation
Cyber Forensics
Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crimes, Cyber Security & Cyber Law
Cyber Law
Disk Imaging And eDiscovery
Document And Fingerprint Examination
Fingerprint Expert
Forensic Accounting And Fraud Examiner
Forensic Audio And Video Analysis
Forensic Biotechnology And DNA Fingerprinting
Forensic Entomology
Forensic Medicine And Toxicology
Forensic Odontology Drug Addiction, De-Addiction And Crimes
Forensic Physics, Chemistry And Biology
Forensic Psychology And Criminal Profiling
Forensic Science And Criminology
Forensic Science And Cyber Forensics
Forensic Science And DNA Fingerprinting
Forensic Science And Document Examination
Forensic Science And Fingerprint
Forensic Science And Forensic Medicine
Forensic Science And Forensic Odontology
Forensic Science And Forensic Photography
Forensic Science And Forensic Graphology
Private Investigator (Detective)
Questioned Documents And Handwriting
Wildlife Forensics
These certificate programs are basically for forensic experts who are already working in the field and have met the stipulated training as well as educational standards.

Python is a widely used high-level programming language for general-purpose programming, created by Guido van Rossum and first released in 1991. Python has a design philosophy which emphasises code readability and a syntax which allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code than possible in languages such as C+ or Java.
Python is a highly used and all-purpose programming language which is dynamic in nature with extensive use in Web development. Being dynamic in nature means that developer can write and run the code without the need of a compiler. This is a high-level or advanced language that is considered easy for beginners to understand and learn.

Hello Surendra,
M.Tech:
This is the course that most students pursue once they complete their engineering. This course has many takers because of the job opportunities that it has to offer. If you really want that edge over B Tech grads or you have set your eyes on becoming a lecturer, this course is highly recommended. The course is two years long and the demand for M Tech grads isnt going to die any soon.
M.Sc. or M.S.
Engineering graduates are eligible to pursue relevant Masters Degree in Science. M.Sc. or M.S. programs can be pursued by them. The key is to select a relevant and rewarding field of specialization. It will also help one take a step towards a rewarding career in the R&D sector!
Branch specific Skills Oriented courses
There exist many technical and skill based courses, which engineering graduates may pursue. Such courses are branch-specific in nature. For example, wiring engineering will suit mechanical and electrical engineering graduates. Similarly, piping engineering will suit civil and mechanical engineering graduates. Such courses are job oriented and will certainly add to the skill set of engineering graduates. Apart from that, such courses are short term in nature.
MBA:
Many companies are looking for engineers with great management skills. If you get an MBA after your B Tech, your value rises exponentially. There is no need to hurry and enroll for an MBA soon after B Tech. You may take up a job, prepare for MBA entrance at the same time and enroll after a couple of years. In this way you have three advantages: you have B Tech degree, work experience and an MBA degree by the time you finish Management course.
PGDM:
For those who are not interested in MBA, PGDM course will come handy. It is a PG Diploma course related to management studies. One may opt for general management studies or may even choose a specialization! PGDM programs are generally around 1-2 years.
Various Software Courses:
This will be helpful to Computer engineering and IT engineering students. The key is to stay up-to-date. There are various private institutes offering software and hardware courses.
Apart from the above mentioned courses, you may even prepare for competitive exams like GATE, UPSC as well as State-wise PSC exams. Many well known PSUs are recruiting GET (Engineering Trainees) through GATE score. A good score in the exam will help you land a good Government job! State-wise PSCs can be used to obtain state Government jobs.

Hello Shubhangi,
You can easily get into a public sector job. Some of them are-
# ISRO
# DRDO
# NTPC
# BSNL
# VSNL
# MTNL
# UPSC (IES)
* You can also easily get a job in IT sector. Many big IT companies like TCS, Infosys, IBM, WIPRO, etc. hire ECE engineers. So, lot of scope in private sector as well.
* You can work in core telecom companies like Airtel, Idea, Reliance etc.
You can do M.Tech in a number of interesting subjects like-
* VLSI design
* Embedded System
* Digital Communication
* Electronic devices etc.
So, ECE is a very potential branch.
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SAP is the worlds largest selling Enterprise Resources Planning (ERP) software system. For implementation of SAP you require ABAB developers and functional consultants. If you want to make career in Technical then you may learn ABAB and do certifications. In case you want to be a functional specialist, you can do one of more functional module certification. SAP professionals are paid above normal developers and Business Analysts. With SAP certifications you can join IT companies or IT department of business enterprises.
SAP functional modules are as follows:
(a) Human Resource Management (SAP HRM), also known as Human Resource (HR)
(b) Production Planning (SAP PP)
(c) Material Management (SAP MM)
(d) Financial Supply Chain Management (SAP FSCM)
(e) Sales and Distribution (SAP SD)
(f) Project System (SAP PS)
(g) Financial Accounting and Controlling (SAP FICO)
Based on your experience it is suggested that you do SAP ERP Sales and Distribution (SD) module. SD module provides a complete sales management solution for a broad range of industries. SAP SD treats the sales order process as a cycle of events which includes Pre-sales activities, Sales order processing, Inventory sourcing, Delivery, Billing and Payment. SAP SD is tightly integrated with SAP MM and SAP PP modules. If you have field experience in Sales then SAP SD certification will help you enhance your career. SAP CRM is an extension of SD to manage customers database. CRM provides detail so that management, salespeople, people providing service, and perhaps the customer directly could access information, match customer needs with product plans and offerings, remind customers of service requirements, know what other products a customer had purchased, and so forth.

Hello Sumit,
Arts or Humanities is a very diverse stream and mainly deals with subjects like literature, Sociology, Psychology, Political Science etc. Few of the popular courses students from the arts background can opt for are as follows:
B.A in Economics: This course is a specialised academic degree in the social sciences encompassing both literate and quantitative courses. Students from this field of specialisation have a variety of career options to choose from, such as strategic pricing, cost analysis, marketing research, statistical forecasting. The main employers in this field are multi-national corporations, financial institutions, unions and government organisations.
B.A Political Science: This course deals with the study of state, nation, government, and politics and policies of government, at the national as well as international levels. Students from this course can carve a niche for themselves in the field of politics, international relations, social work/research etc.
B.A Sociology: This course deals with the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behaviour. It is an appropriate discipline for anyone who wishes to pursue a career in social work, journalism, teaching, research etc.
B.A Journalism: This course is for anyone and everyone who has the flair of weaving words into well written articles or the knack of verbal communication. In this course the student is exposed to subjects such as politics, social and economic issues, entertainment etc.
Students who wish to apply for any of the above courses can look out for admission notifications of the following universities:
1. University of Delhi
2. University of Punjab
3. Jamia Millia Islamia
4. St. Xavier's College, Mumbai
5. Pune University
6. Christ University
7. Madras Christian College
I hope this answers your question to your satisfaction. If so, kindly upvote this answer. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.