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Hi Vikas,
The field of Instrumentation has undergone rapid changes in recent times with the advent of real time applications, high speed computing, data acquisition and feedback systems, high speed telemetry, advanced remote control systems to name a few.
Graduates of this discipline find employment in automated production process industries like steel, cement, automobiles, rubber, food products and packaging. CNC controlled machines and equipment, computer aided manufacturing, robotics and automation are all growing and expanding.
Another aspect of Mechanical Engineering lies in the engineer's involvement in field of Automation. Automation being one of the latest trend in all Industries, is therefore highly in need for expertise in the field of Electronics and Instrumentation to achieve the requirements. Control and Optimization is another important criterion in many Industries. Electronics and Instrumentation engineers having good exposure in these areas will be highly effective in solving various critical needs of the Industries Focus Areas Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering is a versatile field focuses on areas like Telecommunication, Robotics, Biomedical, Computer Control in Process applications, VLSI, Fiber Optics etc… Job Oppurtunities Electronics and Instrumentation Engineers have a bright future ahead of them as they are needed by almost all Industries in various cadres like Design, Development, Fabrication, Inspection, Quality control, Maintenance and Service and so on.
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Hi Satyam,
As per your query, it seems that you are interested in pursuing BBA in HR, so regarding this please remember it is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
The BBA program usually includes general business courses and advanced courses for specific concentrations.
The degree is designed to give a broad knowledge of the functional areas of a company, and their interconnection, while also allowing for specialization in a particular area.
The degree also develops the student's practical managerial skills, communication skills and business decision-making capability.
Some of the subjects covered under BBA (HR) are:
- Business Organization
- Business Law
- Human Resource Management.
- Training and Development.
- Managing Organizational Change.
- Employment Law.
- Staffing Strategy.
- Human Resource Planning, etc.
I would suggest that once you complete your BBA you should work for 2-3 years and then opt for MBA as it will further enhance your career prospects.
BBA professionals in human resources often get jobs in a variety of corporate positions related to human resource management.
As Human Resource is the most important part of any organisation they also act as counsellors, offering assistance to employees to deal with personal issues.
HR professionals have a wide variety of responsibilities, including:
- Hiring new employees.
- Dealing with labour disputes.
- Training employees.
- Compensation policies.
- Benefit programs.
- Union and labour relations.
BBA is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities.
For your reference find below some of the finest institutes in India offering BBA and related course:
- H R College Of Commerce & Economics-Mumbai.
- Lala Lajpatrai College of Commerce & Economics-Mumbai.
- St. Xavier's College- Kolkata.
- University of Petroleum & Energy Studies- Dehradun.
- St.Josephs College of Commerce- Bangalore, and more institutes.
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Hi Kristal,
Drop a year or not, whatever be your decision, stick with it with full faith without any regrets.
You can join an alternate degree program and prepare along with college which will give you a backup option. It is even better for medical entrance exams because you can re-attempt the exam many times. This is will reduce pressure on you to perform but on the other hand might be a source of distraction, similar to school. This is where your determination and discipline will play a role again.
Physical therapists (physiotherapists) are health care professionals who restore mobility, alleviate pain and suffering and work to prevent permanent disability in patients. Physical therapists test and measure neurological, pulmonary, musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems and treat problems related to these body systems which could be due to illness, injury or congenital disorders. The job of a physical therapist is preventive, restorative and rehabilitative.
Eligibility:
For Bachelor's programme, you should have completed 12th class with Physics, Chemistry and Biology with a minimum aggregate of 50% and for Master's in Physiotherapy, you must be a graduate in the subject.
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