Which has more scope - M.Sc Physics or MCA?

I am in B.Sc Physics (final year). My aim is to get good job in US.

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Mayank S | Contributor-Level 9

2013-12-31 10:47:25

Hi, Thanks for the tag. 1) Always remember, one must opt for the stream which matches his/her interest and skills as it will help him/her to achieve career goals. * After MCA, there are many career opportunities. - Graduate professionals from this field can seek employment in public and pri

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Manmeet Kaur | Guide-Level 12

2013-12-31 10:40:33

Hi, There is tremendous scope in every field. You should pursue a stream on the basis of your career goal and the type of job you want to do. If you have interest in M.Sc Physics, below are the job prospects : After completing M.Sc Physics, one can find different technical jobs in public and p

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Alia Kapoor | Contributor-Level 8

2013-12-30 09:42:20

Hi, The Master of Computer Application is a three year post graduate Degree. The course is generally designed to be in six semesters and affiliated under the University/AICTE. The course is aimed to meet the increasing demand of the IT sector as well as other industries, taking the advantage of inf

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Aru Chopra | Guide-Level 11

2013-12-30 09:24:40

Hi, Ideal options for a B.SC Physics graduate is M.SC in Acoustics Applied Electronics Astronomy Astrophysics Geophysics Medical Physics Nuclear physics Vacuum Sciences Once done with masters you can look forward to pursue either M.Phil in Physics or M.Phil in Applied Mathematics or Statistics or

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