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You should think different and try out highly interesting and demanding areas like Robotics, Mechatronics, etc.
Please consider moving towards the best to live and work countries which are surely not in the west but in the Middle East.
Why most students follow the conventional path of studying in India or in the west? Why Indian students are obsessed with the west? Is it the 200 years of colonial mindset? Most of them struggle to survive in the west and work for peanuts in India.
So called 'average', 'above average' and below 'average' students (although it is judged by marks to which I personally don't subscribe to) must look at countries like Bahrain and UAE for their destination for bachelor and masters degrees because the GCC region still the best for job opportunities, offering excellent tax free salaries, and most safe and secured high standard of living that one cannot expect in the west unless they are immensely gifted and possessing extra-ordinarily talented.

Hello Nikhil, a you have scored such a good percentile in CMAT. Without wasting any more time you should start looking for good colleges to pursue you MBA. There are many colleges in India like ITM, Rajagiri Shiva Shivani, AIMS, PSG. But if you are looking for a B-school in Eastern India then you can go for United World, Globsyn Business School, IEM. Let me tell you GBS is one of the reputed and eminent b-school. It has a multiple programs, both AICTE accredited and CRISIL A* rated.The academic background, and faculty's are excellent and have rich corporate experience. GBS provides corporate connect for the student to learn more things apart from books. It had also arranged Block Teaching by Professors from USA, in the core program Dr.Mazumdar and Dr. De,has recently taught students to acquire more knowledge out of books which no other colleges does and learn and intern helps in doing so for the knowledge of the student. Globsyn has a good placement team who cares for the student and place the students in good companies to have a great career in their life. GBS believes in creating a good human being over good managers. It also works for the Care for Society a non profit organisation. Regarding Placement concerned it has 100% placement record over last 10 years. To know more about Globsyn google them or visit there website.

Hi Urvi,
Optometrists working in government hospitals can start off with a decent pay package and those who opt for private clinics can negotiate for higher slabs. Apart from assisting ophthalmic doctors in government hospitals and private clinics an optometrist can find job opportunities in various areas.
After few years of experience, they can start their own practice. After completion of master's degree in Optometry, one can proceed for PhD and apply for a teaching job in any medical college. They also have opportunities available in NGOs, private hospitals, clinics, missionary hospitals and charitable hospitals run by railways and defense.
Salary:
Starting salary for an Ophthalmologist can earn Rs.15,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month. Private sector hospitals offer very high pay which ranges from Rs.25,000 to Rs. 40,000 per month.
After having relevant experience of 4-5 years he/she can earn a salary in the range of Rs 40,000-80,000 per month depending upon his/her skills and popularity. At senior level salary can be in the range of Rs 1,00,000-2,00,000 per month depending on their experience.
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Hi Juhi,
B.Tech in food technology is a bachelor’s course of 4 years. These 4 year program is divided into four parts comprising of one year each and again it is divided into a duration of six months of each semester. At the end of each semester an exam is conducted. The syllabus of food technology is made in such a way that it covers almost all the fields of industrial biotechnology and the agricultural region.
Eligibility Criteria:-
For doing B.Tech in food technology one should have passed his/her higher secondary exam from any of the recognized boards. They should have a minimum age of 17 years. The students can only take admission in this program after clearing engineering exams like AIEEE, WBJEE, JEE, BITS etc.
Places to Pursue In Mumbai:-
-University Institute of Chemical Technology
-Institute of Hotel Management Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition
-Atharva College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology
-Anjuman Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology
-G.D. Ambekar Pratishthan's College of Management and Technology
For more info you can refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=B.tech+Food+Technology&start=0&institute_rows=-1&content_rows=-1&country_id=&city_id=151&zone_id=&locality_id=&course_level=&course_type=&min_duration=&max_duration=&search_type=&search_data_type=&sort_type=&utm_campaign=site_search&utm_medium=internal&utm_source=shiksha&from_page=homepage&autosuggestor_suggestion_shown=-1&tsr=searchbtn&
Hope this information helps.
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You must think different and consider moving towards the best to live and work countries which are surely not in the west but in the Middle East.
You should select areas like Petro-chemicals, Mechatronics, Robotics, Aeronautics, etc.
Why most students follow the conventional path of studying in India or in the west? Why Indian students are obsessed with the west? Is it the 200 years of colonial mindset? Most of them struggle to survive in the west and work for peanuts in India.
So called 'average', 'above average' and below 'average' students (although it is judged by marks to which I personally don't subscribe to) must look at countries like Bahrain and UAE for their destination for bachelor and masters degrees because the GCC region still the best for job opportunities, offering excellent tax free salaries, and most safe and secured high standard of living that one cannot expect in the west unless they are immensely gifted and possessing extra-ordinarily talented.