Both branches are good in their own field.It is dependent upto you on which field you want to go.

Civil Engineering is one of the discipline of Engineering profession that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of all type of manmade structures like buildings, roads, bridges, canals, dams, airports, sewerage systems, pipelines, and railways etc.

Industrial and Production Engineering is a subject that deals with the study of engineering sciences, manufacturing technology, management science and optimization of complex processes, systems or organizations .

But in case of placement I want to recommend you for civil.The scope of placement is higher in case of civil than production and chemical enginnering.

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Yes, Jain University is a well known private University in Bangalore and this University offers psychology admission in B.Sc. course through JET exam. The basic eligibility criteria is to pass the intermediate level exam with science stream from any recognized board. Also Jain University is a decent institute for M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology. However, one must look at other factors before deciding as well, such as faculty, academics, career plans, etc. For more details you can visit the website givenm below :-

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MA Industrial Psychology basically explore the domain of psychology pertaining to the behavior in employment areas. it is offered in Baroda University, candidate needs to have studied a minimum of six papers in psychology during three or four years of graduation, admission is based on the merit of the qualifying examination followed by interview, explore more detailed information at https://www.msubaroda.ac.in/Academics/Faculty#, admission is done through entrance test conducted by the university.

Jain University also offers MSc Industrial Psychology for which the eligibility criteria is passed bachelor's degree in the Psychology as core subject securing 50% aggregate, you can visit the official website at https://www.jainuniversity.ac.in/program/science/psychology-clinical-industrial-counselling to know more details regarding this.

Hello Teja,

All the subjects mentioned above are excellent and have almost equal probability of popping up in your PG-CET exam.

However if you find yourself evoked by the idea of viral replication or its mode of transmission then you should go for M.Sc. Virology.

But if medical microbiology attracts you the most then Applied Microbiology would help you score better marks.

Similarly, if you find exploitation of microbes for industrial use beneficial and intersting then you should opt for that.

However if you're still confused then go according  the weightage criteria or cut-off criteria for your respective subject of choice.

Hope this helps.

Goodluck!

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I hope you are doing well.

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In my perspective, both the courses are good and best in their own ways, a student should chose a course which interests them, because interested subjects/area will lead in developing greater knowledge for an individual and the student can perform very well.

Now finally as your last question asks the job opportunities after M.SC.

Below I’ll be providing you a well detailed link for that as well, which will provide you a list of career opportunities one could chose after their M.SC.

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