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What are the career prospects after pursuing B.Sc from Sarala Birla University?

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    Himanshi Pandey | Contributor-Level 10

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    SBU Ranchi graduates have a plethora of career opportunities after a BSc. The career prospects vary depending on the BSc specialisations chosen by the candidates. Some career options available for BSc graduates of various specialisations are listed below:

    • BSc in Nursing: Registered nurse (RN), Public health nurse, Health Supervisor, Nursing executive, Nurse researcher, Military nurse, etc.
    • BSc in Yogic Science: Yoga Instructor, Yoga therapist,  Yoga studio owner, Research officer, Aerobics teacher, Therapist and naturopath, etc.
    • BSc (Hons) in Mathematics: Actuarial
    ...more

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