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DNA, univ to hold career seminar at Kalina today

DNMUM245722 | 5/29/2012 | Author : DNA Correspondent | WC :285 | Mumbai

Confused what to do after HSC? You aren't alone. Most teenagers don't know which course or college to choose after Std XII.
Apart from BA, BSc and BCom, there are many applied courses, such as BMM (Bachelor of Mass Media), BMS (Bachelor of Management Sciences), BSc-IT, BSc-Computer Sciences, BSc-Biotechnology, BSc-Microbiology, BSc-Biochemistry, BBI (Bachelor of Banking and Insurance), BAF (Bachelor of Accounts and Finance). These to the confusion.
To help students make an informed career decision after Std XII, DNA has joined hands with the Mumbai university to bring students of all boards and professors on one platform so that the youngsters get a clear picture ahead of admission to undergraduate courses, which begin
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