What is the best course after B.Sc. Medical Lab Technology (B.Sc.MLT)?
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Specialization in  Microbiology would be great.  M.S. in Microbiology.    After this, you could have a wide range of options;  you could go into the research field, food micro, or even teaching in a University, and of course in the laboratory.  There are several openings even for your B.Sc. MLT course.  But you have to pass the CLS or ASCP first (their state board exams).
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BCom honours would be a good degree. You could do CA after that.\n\nAnd MBA and MCA are two fields which are completely different from each other. So it wouldn't be fair to compare them. Since I am not a technical type of person, I would go with MBA.
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With Bachelors of Science in Biology you can expand your horizon by doing further studies.Currently we all know that the field of biotechnology is booming.So you can do a masters in biotechnology or if you do MBA in Biotechnology that's even better. After doing this course you get to become manager in Biotechnology firms and Pharma firms.The scope of this course is enormous.\n\nMBA is a 2 year post-graduate programme in management. MBA is of 2 types - general MBA and specialised MBA.In general MBA at the end of 1st year you are supposed to choose specialisation in either of the 1 subject - marketing or finance or materials/operations or human resource. Example of specialised MBA is MBA in Biotechnology which is available at the Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune. In specialised MBA like MBA-Biotechnology you are taught all the 4 subjects in much detail i.e marketing, finance, materials/operations and HR that's because your specialisation is Biotechnology.You are specially prepared to lead a Biotech or Pharma company.The advantage is that you can go to any other sector like telecom, IT, Retailing etc. because you have been given detailed knowledge of every field with special focus on Biotechnology. That's the advantage.There is much demand for MBA-Biotechnology in Australia, USA and Europe apart from the on ein India. For details on this course visit http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net\nThe web-site tells you also on various management entrances like MAT, ATMA, CAT etc.Ranking of colleges along with list of various colleges is also given. You can go for following links that will tell you more about MBA - \nhttp://users.cjb.net/microbiologyreview/ect1.htm\nhttp://users.cjb.net/microbiologyreview/ect2.htm\n\nCareers in biology also available on http://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net
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The best PG course for you would be:\n1.MCA\n\nThe other courses are as follows:\n2.MBA\n3.PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application)\n4.BEd\n5.MSc (Electronics)\n6.Msc (Applied Physics)
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1. Bharathidasan University, Trichy\n2. Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai\n3. Madras University, Chennai.\n\nAll these university provides the course you are asking for. You can search in Google with the given words. I have ranked them in the order specified. You can do MSc or MCA based on your current qualification.
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I am a Medical Technologist and at this time, if you want to work in the field, go to a regular colleg or university.  Most employers as of yet don't recognize on line education.  Also there is a lot of practical lab training involved which just can't be done online
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U can try to visit http://www.indicareer.com\n\nPresently apart from MBBS, Biochemistry & BioTechnology are also very good field to choose. As I found numerous opportunities for that fields. But all my advice choose a best college. I dont know abt ur place. But here are some general guidelines\n\n\nAll the way, decide ur college / studies in different aspects, like.\n\n-For what I'll be best suited. Choose ur area of studies based on this question first.\n\n-If u had multiple options for the above, Try to get suggestion "Which is the better course for My future". Like in terms of earnings / devotion / research \n\n-Try to choose the colleges which is doing good in the area which u like to choose. Ex. Some colleges will be good in Textile Engineering . With that name they will attract more students for computer science. Soo be careful in choosing this option.\n\n-I hope u will be placed in merit, else if ur going to get payment seats, dont be hesitated to visit & enquire abt the college enviroments. All colleges will say only 3 seats are remaining. Dont be pray for that words. \nGet their staff details and try to see, staffs education qualification. A well educated can be a good mentor. Also try to know abt their placement options. \n\n-Also get to know abt ur parents spending limit. As u also need to spend more to learn outside courses. \n\nI hope this are some guidelines, which I feel to be followed by every students, as we are spending to learn. So be good in this business.
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Depends on your interest.....If interested in Medicine go for Bi.P.C or else MPC.....but dont go for others..
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.imahal.com/education/india/med/list.htm
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I was in the field as a registered MT for almost 20 years. Its rewarding, but tedious. You will likely specialize in one area (hematology, blood bank, serology, chemistry, microbiology, etc) and grow bored rather quickly after learining the routine. Also, work in a hospital is political and you start at the very bottom.  I suggest a back-up plan. Take some education courses if possible. Math and science teachers are in great demand. If you want to progress in status and pay, an advanced degree (MS) is required. You could take the specialist exams for hematology, micro or chemistry, but they don't carry the same weight as an MBA or MS degree.   As a med tech, you are 'ancillary medical service' or 'allied health service'. You will quickly realize that your expertise is helping to save lives and make proper diagnoses, but you will never recieve acknowledgement of this directly.  Good luck.
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MBBS is a degree like other degrees also. But there is a tough competition and bungling in admissions in MBBS.  You were quite eligible to take some competitive test after 10+2.  On the other hand you have decided very late while you have completed graduation as well as post graduation also.  This I am not discussing as a disqualification, rather having a higher qualification, as you would be wating for another 5 years to start with your career, and that too after you get through the competitive examination.  There are some institutions in the South India in which you can get admission by paying a very high capitation fee.  Those institutions, being private, cannot be so reliable.\n\nI know you are an honest lady and can't take recourse to some bungling, as you have come up for some serious and sincere advice about your career.\n\nIf you are really persistent for allopathy and surgery, MEDICAL ENGINEERING will take you to the heights of your career.  You would be able to get all the ins and outs of a surgeon's calibre. Your computer qualification can help you a lot. No tough competition. You can get an easy but highly paid job with some medical equipment manufacturing company, plus getting a chance of research of highly sophisticated and computerised medical machinery and equipments.\n\nBUT, in case you are totally inclined to be a doctor, you can do BAMS, a combined system of allopathy and Ayurveda.  Every thing which is taught in MBBS, will be taught in BAMS.  As a BAMS doctor you would be able to practise both allopathy as well as Ayurveda and Sidha systems of medicies.  Although, in the present set up the BAMS degree is not so popular amongst the public, but, the BAMS doctors, who pracise the allopathy system of medicines are equally successful as an MBBS doctor.  ut being equipped with both the systems you can apply whichever system is more beneficial comparatively. I understand one institute, probably, DAYANAND MEDICAL COLLEGE is being run under the DAV committee.\n\nFor taking up a course in BAMS in Government run Institutes under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, you can try in one such old and prominant Institute named:\nNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDA, Madhav Vilas Palace, Amer Road, JAIPUR – 302002 (Rajasthan).  The Institute is an autonomous body under the Government of India, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Department of Ayush.\n\nThere are so many other institutes under the Ministry, the details of which can be found at the following link of the Ministry:\nhttp://indianmedicine.nic.in/html/institutions/augpg.htm\n\nNow a days, career in BDS is also attractive and admissions are not so tough, like MBBS.\n\nHope the information will be quite helpful to you to decide about your career.
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*** you can go to M.Tech in any specialization within your subject chice or can also go to MBA.
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It depends on what kind of lab you're talking about...\nPlease specify...\n\nAssuming a lab tech that works in a hospital medical laboratory in disciplines such as microbiology, hematology, chemistry, blood-bank,... the title would be -  MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST.
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After completing B.com u can take up M.com and take up the\nC A T  Examination and get into one of the IIM's and pursue a\nMBA degree and then u will have a very bright future.
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I believe u can get into PSG Tech,coimbatore through SC qouta.\nPSG Tech is best for MCA in TN apert from NIT Trichy.\n\nPSG Tech is no.4 in India for MCA.
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You must be a certified medical lab technician, whether you have a university degree or not. Most places prefer 1 to 3 years experience as a lab technician, some like biochemistry degrees thrown in the bunch, and all want experience with blood assays, immunoflouresence assays, and all that medical lab techs do.  Of course, you must also handle yourself expertly with a computer, and know how to work under a great deal of pressure, that job is stressful.
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gosh wat r u thinkin n waiting for when u have M.Sc biotechnology in your hand...............if u have good score in bachelors n masters jobs are waiting for you and there are 101 labs........check this site:\n www.manpowerindia.net/biotech-jobs.html