B.Sc Chemistry
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
There are various fields where a B.Sc chemistry graduate can utilize their talents. Some of the areas that offer jobs for a B.Sc degree holder include the following:
Laboratories
Medical Research
Manufacturing and Processing Firms
Testing Laboratories
Technical Journals
Utility Companies
Waste-water Plant
Engineering firms
Medical Laboratories
Oil Industry
Petroleum Companies
Pharmaceutical Companies
Power Generating Companies
Pyrotechnics Manufacturers
Research and Development Firms
Seed and Nursery Companies Schools
Agricultural Research Services
Biotechnology Firms
Chemical Industry
Chemicals Manufacturing Companie
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8 years agoGuide-Level 12
for the students of Biochemistry as they can be absorbed in a number of Research Institutions and the students of Biochemistry can work as Scientists, research
officers, research associates, chemical examiners.
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B.Sc (hons.) is more specialized and includes more advanced theoretical and research skills and ideal, if you want to focus only on Chemistry related areas. B.Sc general provides the basics and foundation and good, if you want to explore broader subjects after graduation. In terms of job search, a B.Sc (hons.) degree is more valuable.
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