Introduction It is sometimes said that science is a "river of chances, " providing a wealth of choices for further study as well as employment in a variety of sectors. BSc graduates have a wide variety of choices when it comes to the subjects, fields, or themes they could choose from when pursuing endpoint degree programs. Non-science university courses are offered in a variety of subjects, including information systems, art, reporting, administration, hospitality, law, social service, and many others. Top 10 Career Options After B.Sc. A popular undergraduate degree choice for students who took science in classes 11 and 12 ... Read More

In this post, we will understand the difference between fuzzy set and crisp set −Fuzzy SetIt is understood using vague properties.Fuzzy set can have a progressive transition among many degrees of membership.They are generally used in fuzzy controllers.The elements have the ability to be partially included in the set.They are based on infinite-valued logic.They exhibit gradual membership degrees.There is an uncertainty about the set boundaries.Crisp SetIt can be understood using precise and certain characteristics.Here, the transition is sudden, and well defined, not gradual.The element can either be a member of a set or not, no partial ability given.It has a ... Read More

In a world obsessed with the word ‘Management’, MBA has become one of the most sought after degrees. Management and entrepreneurship often go hand-in-hand. Most of the startup CEOs and corporate honchos are MBA degree holders. CAT which stands for Common Admission Test is a much bandied about entrance exam especially when it comes to aspirants. To make a mark for themselves and subsequently join elite institutions such as Indian Institutes of Managements, Faculty of Management Studies etc., aspirants have to score a decent percentile in CAT. With the number of students taking CAT escalating to new heights, the sense ... Read More

Have you ever wondered how we named the days of the week and the months of the year? The names sound fanciful enough to draw attention, and exotic enough to fire imagination.More importantly, why not just name them as 1st Day, 2nd Day, 3rd Day, or 1st month, 2nd month, and so on? Read on for some exciting answers that will lead you back in time. And learn more about Friggatriskaidekaphobia, days to get married, days to sneeze and some interesting facts and superstitions about each dayIn this two part series of articles, we look at how Days and Months ... Read More

Exams! Are they around the corner? They rob many of their very youthful glows. All those who face exams know that the struggle is real. Many fear the fret of getting weeded out. And many more find themselves trapped in the ‘end-of-the-semester jam’.Are you anxious? Do you feel like being at your breaking point? What would be my life if I get B grade? Is that what you are thinking and getting depressed?Oh please, just move one step back, take a deep breath and blow it out slowly. Exams anxiety is a real but silly thing. Relax and relieve your ... Read More

The ACT (American College Testing) is a standardized test, most popular as an admissions test for Undergraduate Programs in U.S colleges. The ACT Inc., the owner of the test made the first paper in the year 1959. Since then, it has undergone several changes till the latest changes in the September 2015 test.The Latest Version of ACT (revised 2015)ACT, 2017 is a three-hour test (if taken without the optional essay) and a three-hour-thirty-five-minute test (if taken with the essay). The test taking fee as of the year 2017 is US $46 (without the essay) and US $62.5 (with the essay). ... Read More

There was a time, when books meant, these 1000 page tomes that perhaps only an Emily Bronte could write. Agreed, the Harry Potter series, brought back the trend of voluminous books and in fact, in the words of Walter Semkiw, a world renowned past life therapist, J.K. Rowling, is but the reincarnation of Charles Dickens. That explains those huge volumes!!Yet jokes aside, just why am I discussing these tome-sized books?!! Well, the fact is now with the advent of the internet, it is the ebooks that dominate the world of Kindle and ipads. So considering Amazon is the largest virtual ... Read More

What are the top 10 demanding careers to excel in today’s job market? You may be thinking that career in Enterprise IT Architecture, Cloud Storage & Distribution, Big Data, Mobile application development, Project Management and few more are the best career opportunities. You may be correct in your thinking, but if you are missing the SAS (Statistical Analysis System), then you are doing a big mistake. SAS specialists are no way lesser than any of these highly demanding jobs.According to ITCareerFinder.com, SAS specialists are one of the most demanding professional which falls in the range of top 10 highly demanding ... Read More

It’s an atlas, but not one containing continents, countries, rivers and cities; but one containing all the information about what humans are really made of… CELLS.What’s Cell Atlas?To understand disease, cells need to be studied, and how they differentiate in a normal or a diseased case. The Cell Atlas is Biology’s next project, an endeavor to capture, scrutinize and catalog each human cell using high-end tools of genomics, microfluidics and cell biology, to know what human body is made of.This will speed up the process of discovering and testing drugs while dealing with various ailments like Asthma, cancers or even ... Read More

The SAT is nearly a century old standardized test. The score on the test is one of the important admission criteria for colleges in the United States. A private, not-for-profit corporation, the College Board owns the SAT. Another organization, the ETS does the test’s development and administration.Initially the test was called the Scholastic Aptitude Test. It is now called the SAT and has no acronym. Since, its start in 1926, the SAT has gone through a series of changes – its scoring, name and structure. The College Board claims, SAT to be a right assessment of a student’s readiness for ... Read More