B.F.Sc. Scope

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Akansha Bisht

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A wide range of industries, including government, academia, research, conservation, and the private sector, are covered by the BFSc program. To choose the best career path, people should investigate their strengths and areas of interest within the field.

Students can find job opportunities in public as well as private sectors such as research institutes, nationalised banks, aquariums, fish farms, feed manufacturing units, fish breeding centres, fish processing and marketing firms, food departments, fish disease diagnostic centre, etc.

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Akansha Bisht

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In my opinion, MFSc (Master of Fisheries Science) is the best course to pursue after BFSc. Similar to a Master's degree in other fields, the MFSc programme is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge, specialised skills, and research expertise in areas related to fisheries, aquaculture, marine biology, and related subjects. 

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Akansha Bisht

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After completing a BFSc degree, you can explore various government job opportunities in the field of fisheries and allied sectors. Government jobs after BFSc can be found in departments and organizations that focus on fisheries management, aquaculture, research, conservation, and related areas. 

Here are some government job options for BFSc graduates:

Job Profiles

Description

Average Salary (in INR)

Fisheries Development Officer

They work with government departments to promote sustainable fisheries practices, implement regulations, and advise fishermen and aquaculturists on best practices.

3 LPA

Fisheries Inspector

They monitor fishing activities to ensure compliance with regulations, prevent overfishing, and contribute to the conservation of aquatic resources.

5 LPA

Research Assistant/Scientist

Government research institutions, agricultural universities, and fisheries departments hire research assistants and scientists to conduct research on various aspects of fisheries, aquaculture, and marine ecosystems.

5.8 LPA

Aquaculture Extension Officer

Extension officers provide technical guidance and training to fishermen and aquaculturists to improve their practices, enhance production, and ensure sustainable resource utilization.

6 LPA

Fisheries Inspector/Officer

These roles involve monitoring fishing activities, enforcing fishing regulations, and ensuring sustainable practices.

5 LPA

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Akansha Bisht

Contributor-Level 10

A BFSc degree can open up various career opportunities in the field of fisheries and aquaculture. The scope of BFSc is broad and can include roles in research, management, conservation, industry, and more. 

Here are some areas where BFSc graduates can find scope and opportunities:

  • Fisheries Management and Conservation
  • Aquaculture
  • Research and Development
  • Seafood Processing and Quality Control
  • Marine Conservation
  • Fisheries Extension and Outreach
  • Education and Academia
  • International Organizations
  • Government Jobs

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6 years ago

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Ashish Kumar

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Hi, you can refer below for the career options after doing B.F.Sc:

  1. Government sector Jobs are available for fisheries graduates in the fisheries department of both the state and the central government. A fisheries graduate can apply for the post of District Fisheries Development Officer, Fisheries Extension Officer (FEO), and Assistant Fisheries Development Officer (AFDO). Jobs are also available for UG and PG graduates in Fisheries Survey of India (FSI), National bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), Food and Agriculture organisation (FAO), World Health organisation (WHO), Marine Product Export Development Authority (MPE
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