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Chandradeep Roy
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B.Sc. in chemistry is 100 times better than B.Sc. biotechnology, although biotech has a great market abroad but in our country there is no particular job for this. You can go through biotech in M.Sc. if you want to be a biotechnologist, but I would suggest you not to take biotech.
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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
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Agriculture is a Professional qualification and the better of the two.
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
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If you are not interested in engineering, you will need M.Sc. further. You will get posts like lab assistant, chemist, sales, etc.
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Himanshu Rao
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Yes, you can do that. But, kindly, do check the territorial jurisdiction once.
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Bhargav C
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Hello Pratik,
Some possible jobs include the following:
Chemistry research in industry
Non-research in industry, such as lab management, filling out regulatory paperwork, performing safety audits
teaching (at all levels)
Medicine
Law (both chemistry & non-chemistry related)
Consulting
Software/programming, for chemists who have some Aptitude & experience there
Science writing, including both technical writing & journalistic writing
Business, including starting a company
Finance & banking
Science majors, including chemists, pick up critical thinking & problem-solving skills that are valuable in all kinds of fields. Of course, it may be more difficu
Some possible jobs include the following:
Chemistry research in industry
Non-research in industry, such as lab management, filling out regulatory paperwork, performing safety audits
teaching (at all levels)
Medicine
Law (both chemistry & non-chemistry related)
Consulting
Software/programming, for chemists who have some Aptitude & experience there
Science writing, including both technical writing & journalistic writing
Business, including starting a company
Finance & banking
Science majors, including chemists, pick up critical thinking & problem-solving skills that are valuable in all kinds of fields. Of course, it may be more difficu
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Alapan RoyBCA graduate & CERTIFIED in IT,CCNA,CCNP,CEH.
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The criteria is that you must have completed your class 12th with 60% aggregate and 75% to 85% in your honors subject (Zoology, botany and chemistry). Zoology honors need 60% marks in chemistry.
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