While it's not necessary to do an internship as part of your degree requirements, it's highly recommended as it can help you build your resume and gain bitlife practical experience. Many employers prefer to hire candidates who have previous internship experience, as it demonstrates that they have real-world experience in the field.
Choosing a career can be a daunting task. However, there are several ways to choose a career with your innate skills. You can take a personality quiz to figure out what you might have a natural ability for. You can also talk to your friends and family and look at both your strengths and weaknesses for talent possibilities. Another way is to use self-assessment tools and career tests to gather information about your traits and generate a list of occupations that are a good fit based on them. You can also consider taking a career aptitude test or using a self-assessment tool to learn more about
Dear Aspirant,
MA Economics is a fantastic qualification to start a career in the below fields:
1. Equity Analysis / Stock Market Analysis / Securities Analysis
2. Mutual Fund Asset Management Processes
3. Insurance
4. Banking
5. Financial Services
6. Economic Research
7. Market Research
8. Data Analysis
9. Teaching
10. Writing & Research
Of course, after getting the masters degree, you should look out for a job in one of the above fields. As a fresher there are good opportunities available across India and a little bit flexible for location of work would work wonders for you.
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I think the answer is yes. After completing BSc IT course, graduates can enter into various fields such as Education, Pharmaceuticals, Banking and Financial Sector, Automobile Industry, Healthcare Industry, Consumer Services, Telecom Sector, Web Designing, Gaming and Animation etc. The scope of BSc IT includes courses such as MSc IT and similar IT courses available in India. Programmers, Quality Analysts, Technology Engineers, Software Developers, and other BSc IT jobs are common. The salary for BSc IT ranges between INR 2-4 Lakhs per annum.
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John T. Lacy
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Dear Shreya,
The options you have in mind can all lead in different directions, or can lead to the same goal. The question you need to ask yourself is, what do you see yourself doing say five years from now; and which of these option is going to help you best to get there. Let’s talk about the options you are considering and once you have more information you will be able to decide what is best suited for you. All three options are good for different career paths.
If you pursue BBA, which is a four-year course, you will be trained to fill positions like an accountant, financial advisor,