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Q & A ON CAREER CONCERNS Dated 20th Jun, 2001
I am doing my intermediate and want to pursue B.Sc. in nautical
science in Vel's Academy of Maritime Studies (Chennai). What is
the eligibility criterion and what are the future prospects of
the course?
Michael,
Dindigul
For a graduate course in nautical sciences (3 years), you need to
have mathematics, physics and chemistry in your intermediate. You
need to qualify in the entrance exam conducted by IIT-JEE or an
equivalent exam conducted by the institute. Students in this
programme are trained to become officers on ships and have the
opportunity to pursue a career that can take them from the most
junior ranks to becoming a captain-in-command at sea.
I wanted to take up medicine, but could not get a good rank to
get into MBBS or BDS and had to take up veterinary science in
Bihar Veterinary College, Patna. I want to know the future
prospects for the course.
Priyanka Choubey,
Patna
Several career options are open to graduates in veterinary
science. Dairy and poultry farms require the services of a
veterinarian. The veterinarian can also set-up private practice.
The government also employs veterinarians as public health
professionals whose services are employed in zoos, national parks
and wildlife sanctuaries. If interested, you can take up teaching
as well. Postgraduates in the field of veterinary science can go
in for research.
I am pursuing my graduation through correspondence from Patna
University and wish to pursue MBA form the Indian Institute of
Management (IIM) after my graduation. Will I be eligible for
appearing in IIMs' entrance exam in view of my graduation through
correspondence and with low marks in intermediate? What is the
eligibility criterion to appear for the exam?
Rajiv Singh,
Patna
A student who has done his graduation through correspondence is
eligible to take the exam. The percentage obtained at the
graduate level is taken into consideration for any of the
master's degree programmes. For post graduation in management
studies, the minimum requirement is a graduate degree in arts,
science or technology. You would of course have to clear the
selection processes. The lower cut-off percentage is usually
around fifty per cent.
I am a science graduate and am presently working with a private
bank. I am interested in pursuing a course in insurance. Kindly
list the names of the institutes offering courses in insurance
and where they are located.
Aniketh,
Patna
Annamalai University (diploma) and the University of Madras, and
the Aligarh Muslim University offer a course in insurance for
graduates. Institute of Certified Risk and Insurance Managers,
started by ICFAI offers the C-RIM programme for graduates. The
programme addresses important facets in risk management. You can
correspond with ICFAI regarding the same. The course provides
career opportunities in risk and investment management, and
insurance marketing. For more information, you can write to the
Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India (ICFAI),
Banjara Hills at Hyderabad. The course is also available at
Kalyani University, West Bengal.
I am doing my M.Sc and am interested in Museology. Kindly provide
relevant information about the courses, and the institutes
offering them.
Ajay K. Patnaik,
Banki
The Banaras Hindu University at Varanasi, UP; Barkatullah
Vishwavidyalaya at Bhopal, Indira Kala Sangit at Vishwavidyalaya,
Khairagarh MP, University of Baroda at Vadodara, Gujarat, and the
National Museum Institute of History of Art conservation and
Museology at National Museum, Janpath, New Delhi offer a Masters
degree in Museology. For more details you can correspond with the
institutes and universities directly.
I am an economics honours graduate from a reputed university. I
am interested in taking the Indian Economic Services
examinations. Please provide relevant information about the IES.
Shweta Sinha,
Via Email
You need to be an economics graduate (between the ages of 21-28
years) to be able to appear for this exam. For more information
please contact at the following address - Union Public Service
Commission, Dholpur House, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110011
(www.upsc.gov.in).
Questions regarding career concerns must be addressed to Career
Community.com Ltd, P.O. Box No.2178, Secunderabad-500003, or
email to faqs@careercommunity.co.in
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