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pdisha5 [Registered User] 14 April 2012 19:28	Have done BE. what is the suitable answer for WHy you want to do post graduation? User: pdisha5 - 14 April 2012 19:28 Hello friends, I have completed BE. Now I want to go for post graduation .Please help me out in answering the question "why do you want to go for post graduation degree?" Please help me out with this question. Regards, Disha
reenie [Registered User] 16 April 2012 15:14	User: reenie - 16 April 2012 15:14 Hello Pdisha5, I think this is quite personal for each individual, but perhaps this might help? Taken from http://www.findamasters.com/students/studyguide/masters-course-guide.aspx (Provided by Loughborough University Careers and Employability Centre) Why postgraduate study? 1) You’re passionate about the subject you’ve studied at first-degree level (or another subject you’ve followed independently) and want to take it further – possibly even with an eye to going on to research. You’re probably looking at an academic master’s course. 2) You need to acquire further knowledge or qualifications to pursue a particular career. This could be an academic or vocational master’s or a postgraduate certificate/diploma course.
Dalmation [Registered User] 16 April 2012 16:09	User: Dalmation - 16 April 2012 16:09 You could write "I'm masochistic" and see how they react. (( :

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pdisha5

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14 April 2012 19:28

Have done BE. what is the suitable answer for WHy you want to do post graduation?

User: pdisha5 - 14 April 2012 19:28

Hello friends,

I have completed BE. Now I want to go for post graduation .Please help me out in answering the question "why do you want to go for post graduation degree?"

Please help me out with this question.

Regards,
Disha

reenie

[Registered User]
16 April 2012 15:14

User: reenie - 16 April 2012 15:14

Hello Pdisha5,

I think this is quite personal for each individual, but perhaps this might help?

Taken from http://www.findamasters.com/students/studyguide/masters-course-guide.aspx (Provided by Loughborough University Careers and Employability Centre)

Why postgraduate study?

1) You’re passionate about the subject you’ve studied at first-degree level (or another subject you’ve followed independently) and want to take it further – possibly even with an eye to going on to research. You’re probably looking at an academic master’s course.

2) You need to acquire further knowledge or qualifications to pursue a particular career. This could be an academic or vocational master’s or a postgraduate certificate/diploma course.