Which is the best course for a good future among B.Sc in biotechnology, geology, psychology and biochemistry?

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Alok Manikpuri
7 years ago
If you prefer to work in labs, then B.Sc in biotechnology and biochemistry is best options for you. (It may be for society but not with society). But if you want to work with society and for society, then I can guarantee that Psychology and geology would not let you go away. Personally for me, I co

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H
9 years ago
According to me, B.Sc with biochemistry will the best course for a good future.

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K
9 years ago
Dear Ranajit, Helping you opt out of these four courses is not possible. As all these courses are way too different and the best way to select any one course depends upon your interest. Select any course of your choice and get into it. Your zeal to learn will help you make a good future.

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P
7 years ago
You can go for B.Sc Geology, because it has a great career opportunities in government. As well as in private sector.

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