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What r the jobs available for a NISER passout?
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A large variety of jobs are available for NISER pass outs
If you have CGPA greater than 7.5 in physics, chemistry and biology you can directly seat in the BARC interview. The total scholarship per month is around 80000.
PhDs : If you are interested to continue research after integrated MSc you can do a PhD in a topic of your choice. It's not like you will get PhD without any effort. For a PhD in India you must get a good rank in any of the PhD exams in India like NET…, also your rank will decide whether the topic will be of your choice or get the leftover professors. For a PhD outside you have to clear some international English exams and subject exams. Also, you have to convince a guide to accept you. Most of the NISER students do PhDs after passing out of NISER.
There are other jobs too, you can apply to patent offices and journal publishers.
Some students even prepared for Ias.
If you have a passion for helping people, shooting or music, you might leave the research field to pursue your passion.
You can become an entrepreneur…
Many of the above options could be very difficult to take and quite correctly many will argue some of them are not realistic.
But the most important thing that you will see in NISER is that you will learn about a lot of different things from various people. This exposure is for me the biggest advantage of NISER.
If you go through some of the answers about NISER in Quora or ask a few students , you will find a few answers which are very depressing but the point is the experience is always personal. Yes, I agree there are a few points which must be improved but as a whole most of the times benefits and the happiness outweigh the faults and misgivings.
The main reason of these depression can be due to the reason that research can be very demanding psychologically and not many people can withstand the failures.
It doesn't mean that I am very good at it but I am trying my best and believe that I am doing okay
If you have CGPA greater than 7.5 in physics, chemistry and biology you can directly seat in the BARC interview. The total scholarship per month is around 80000.
PhDs : If you are interested to continue research after integrated MSc you can do a PhD in a topic of your choice. It's not like you will get PhD without any effort. For a PhD in India you must get a good rank in any of the PhD exams in India like NET…, also your rank will decide whether the topic will be of your choice or get the leftover professors. For a PhD outside you have to clear some international English exams and subject exams. Also, you have to convince a guide to accept you. Most of the NISER students do PhDs after passing out of NISER.
There are other jobs too, you can apply to patent offices and journal publishers.
Some students even prepared for Ias.
If you have a passion for helping people, shooting or music, you might leave the research field to pursue your passion.
You can become an entrepreneur…
Many of the above options could be very difficult to take and quite correctly many will argue some of them are not realistic.
But the most important thing that you will see in NISER is that you will learn about a lot of different things from various people. This exposure is for me the biggest advantage of NISER.
If you go through some of the answers about NISER in Quora or ask a few students , you will find a few answers which are very depressing but the point is the experience is always personal. Yes, I agree there are a few points which must be improved but as a whole most of the times benefits and the happiness outweigh the faults and misgivings.
The main reason of these depression can be due to the reason that research can be very demanding psychologically and not many people can withstand the failures.
It doesn't mean that I am very good at it but I am trying my best and believe that I am doing okay
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