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Help! My daughter loves Biology but fears Math. What should she study after B.Sc to ensure a flourishing career?

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Question by Sasanka on Aug 21, 2024Hindi

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My daughter is doing B.Sc in Microbiology in a Govt. College under Calcutta University. She is interested in Biology but is against Maths. She didn't want to study Engineering and medical and I haven't forced her. I would like to know, that after 4yrs of graduation would it be wise for her to go for M.Sc or MBA in hospital & healthcare management? Do you suggest any other streams? Which has better career opportunities? I am 51 now and would retire at 60. I want to see her established before my retirement. Kindly guide us.

Ans: Instead of MSc, MBA in Hospital & Healthcare Management would be a better option. Have Plan B also if she gets placed through her college once she completes her BSc. All the BEST for Your Daughter's Bright Future.

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