Neither one is better than the other, it's a question of which one is best for you. However, this would depend on your specific career goals and objectives and which one you feel will satisfy your personal needs.

It's possible to get into an undergraduate engineering course with a level 3 BTEC in the relevant subject.

But with these kinds of qualifications, you have to check which universities accept them as BTEC although a Diploma in BTEC is worth 3 A levels (A* to C) it is a vocational qualification. You may not be able to get into the most prestigious universities but if you can find one that will take BTECs then make sure you apply.

Another option would be a distance learning university such as the Open Universities as they accept a wide range of people.

In some countries YES.

Yes you can. Individuals who pursue an MBA come from a variety of backgrounds and fields of study. Typically, at the very most you may be required to complete some prerequisite course work if not done so already. Completing an MBA will open many doors of opportunity for you on many levels, in many areas.

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You should not include your MBA degree in your signature block. According to http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2004/10/18/8188076/index.htm, including MBA or PhD in your email signature or business card signifies low self-esteem.

Depends on the type of degree. I have a MS in criminal justice and my program was 48 credits. Different degrees have different program lengths, therefore different amount of credits are needed.

Well, I'm not a MSTP student, which is the acronym for Medical Scientist Training Program which is a federally funded school program to promote MD/PhD combined education. Either these programs, or MD/PhD programs from a different (non funded) school are essentially the same. As far a requirements go, they vary from school to school, but most all of them are the same as regular MD schools, but MSTP or MD/PhD programs place more emphasis on research as opposed to clinical volunteering experience. Also, the letters of reference should reflect an ability to think in terms of a scientist (scientific methods) vs. a clinician (deduction). Scholastically, the combined degree students are usually as good if not better than regular MD students, if only because the schools do not admit as many of these students an so they can be more selective. Along those lines, the MSTP and some of the MD/PhD programs provide paid tuition and a stipend for students, making these programs even more competetive.

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If you want to work in the pharmaceutical or biotech industries, you don't need to have an MD/PhD or even a PhD. To work as a medicinal chemist, you would need a BS/MS/PhD in organic chemistry. Most biologists in the industry have a BS/MS/PhD in biochemistry or cell biology.

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The more words you know, the better you are able to communicate. Good communication is important for getting along with other people, for learning new things, and for passing information back and forth.

Page Layout just means how the information, whether text or pictures or whater, looks on your piece of paper. For instance, you can have a page layout with 1" margins or a page layout with 2" margins. It is just how the page looks with the information on the page.

At this point you may be wondering why Intel designed the 8086 family devices to access memory using the segment: offset approach rather than accessing memory directly with 20-bit addresses. The segment: offset, scheme requires only a 16-bit number to represent the base address for a segment, and only a 16-bit offset to access any location in a segment. This means that the 8086 has to manipulate and store only 16-bit quantities instead of 20-bit quantities. This makes for an easier interface with 8- and 16-bit-wide memory boards and with the 16-bit registers in the 8086.

The second reason for segmentation has to do with the type of microcomputer in which an 8086-family CPU is likely to be used. In a timesharing system, several users share a CPU. The CPU works on one user's program for perhaps 20 ms, then works on the next user's program for 20 ms. After working 20 ms for each of the other users, the CPU comes back to the first user's program again. Each time the CPU switches from one user's program to the next, it must access a new section of code and new sections of data. Segmentation makes this switching quite easy. Each user's program can be assigned a separate set of logical segments for its code and data. The user's program will contain offsets or displacements from these segment bases. To change from one user's program to a second user's program, all that the CPU has to do is to reload the four segment registers with the segment base addresses assigned to the second user's program. In other words, segmentation makes it easy to keep users' programs and data separate from one another, and segmentation makes it easy to switch from one user's program to another user's program.

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Agree with Natalie Gulbis and Paula Creamer. Morgan Pressel is pretty though but her body's not really in shape as the first two mentioned.

This is precisely the question that was addressed at the Asilomar conference, (similar in spirit to the "TED" conference in Monterey with regard to computers and technology in general). The outcome of Asilomar was the self-regulation of this industry with a set of guidelines that were tied to rules for federal funding of research.

The scope of biotechnology is huge. The future scenarios are probably far beyond our wildest imagination. A few examples: - There are artists and architects collaborating with biochemists and geneticists to theorize about the possibility of creating living houses for humans. These houses would be made of living plants genetically engineered to be perfect habitats living symbiotically with humans, including cool or warm climate controls, plumbing (fresh water and waste digestion), food provision, and light energy capture, storage, and production. Different textures, colors, and functions are unlimited in theory. - Researchers have recently isolated the genes related to schizophrenia and are seeking funding for research leading to the investigation of a cure or treatment. - Scientists are racing to save the honeybee from a viral plague that is eradicating it from the face of North America and threatening our supply of honey. They are looking into the DNA of the virus hoping to stop it in its tracks.

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There are jobs in Government Sector as well private Sector. In government sector a fresher with a Postgraduate Degree can expect remuneration in the range of at least INR 20,000-30,000. Depending on qualifications, institute of study and work experience remunerations can go up to even uptoRs. 1 lakh per month and even more! Besides remunerations a nanotech professional has great opportunities for international exposure and other such perks.

They can work in the field of nano-medicine, bio-informatics, stem cell development, pharmaceutical companies, nano toxicology and nano power generating sectors.

Considering the importance of research and development (R& D) in this new area, Indian industry has focused on nanomaterial and many scientific institutions have started research and development activities in the field. The CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research) has set up 38 laboratories, across the country, to carry out research and development work in this field. Those with Ph.D in Nanotechnology will have vibrant opportunities in the Research & Development sectors. Some of the companies in India that provides job prospects are Cranes Software International Limited, Bangalore; Monad Nanotech Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai; Velbionanotech, Bangalore; QtechNanosystems (P) Ltd, Bangalore; Innovations Unified Technology, Mumbai etc.

Yes, of course

Even M.Sc. Physics (Specialization in Electronics) has higher rank than B.Tech in any stream.

Because M.Sc. degree is awarded after 5 years (B.Sc.+ M.Sc.) from 12th while B.Tech is awarded after 4 years from 12th. so M.Sc has higher precedence.

M.Sc. is a Master Degree, while B.Tech is The Bachelor Degree. so it is also makes the importance of M.Sc. over B.tech.

Those Students who complete their M.Tech, MBA, MCA after M.Sc. has higher weightage than B.Tech students......

I think now you are clear with this explanation about the equivalence of B.tech and M.Sc. Physics or other stream.

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Prof. B.D. Joshi

IISc. Banglore

There are both abbreviations for the graduate degree of a masters of science.

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Msc IT is valid masters degree program. It is equivalent to B.Tech., MCA.

Regarding the approval one need to check it with the college that whether or not they have the approval for running the course.

If you are taking admission directly in any University campus you need not worry about AICTE, but should check for UGC approval alone. But if you are taking admission in any college affiliated to some university then apart from checking for UGC's approval (University level) you will need to check for the approval of the Course by AICTE (at college level).

Hope that helps. Choose wisely.

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With an MSc in organic chemistry, you can do so much. You can work in a research lab as a research scientist. Or if the lab is not your thing you can basically work anywhere within a pharmaceutical company. Jobs you might want to consider and research on include: * Clinical research associate * Regulatory Affairs Executive * Drug Safety/Pharmacovigilance Officer/Scientist * Medical Information Advisor/Office * Sales Representative * Data Manager * Outcomes Research and Health Economics (but you will also need a numerical subject/degree of some sort, such as MSc in Health Economics, Mathmatics, Epidimiology etc) There is so much you can do. The best way to start is by reading up on any of these jobs and then making your mind up about where you'd like to be. Then, start looking at the companies that will employ you, such as: * GlaxoSmithKline * Astrazeneca * Pfizer * Johnson and Johnson * Merck Sharpe and Dhome * Rhoche * Schering Plough * etc etc etc

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