B.Sc Life Science

Life Science students have plenty of options after completing their basic graduation. You can either choose a job or can opt for further studies. Determination and hard work of the students will help them get a good job in the field they wish to get in and start their career. Higher Studies Options after B.Sc. Life Science
The students after their graduation in life Science can opt for higher studies like Master of Business Administration or Master of Science. Many students wish to be in the same field and opt for research so that they will be experts in the life sciences after the course. For pursuing higher studies after B.Sc. course the students need to attend the entrance examination conducted by various universities, so that they will get admitted to reputed institutes which provide them all necessary facilities to complete their course successfully. The candidates who are planning for their higher studies should start preparing for the entrance examination right from the degree level itself. They can also approach various coaching centers and career guidance institutes which help them to tackle the entrance test with ease so that they can enter into the institute they wish to join for the course. The candidate while preparing for the test should give importance to the following areas
Analytical
Logical reasoning
English language proficiency
Job Opportunities for B.Sc. Life Science
There is a wide scope for students with B.Sc. life Science in India as well as foreign countries. Sea food and fish products are in demand and this sector provides opportunities for life Science students. They can pursue research in life Science which helps them to identify the wide range of products and techniques in the respective field. Biotechnology and fish genetics are two important areas where the life Science students have a lot to explore and research. Agronomist
Biochemist
Biomedical Engineer
Biophysicist
Epidemiologist
Food Scientist
Horticulturist
Immunologist
Nutritionist
Palaeontologist
Pathologist
Researcher
Science Teacher
Employment Areas
Agriculture
Animal Care
Bio-Informatics
Biotechnology
Beverage Industry
Environmental Protection Agencies
Farm Houses
Food Processing Industry
Health Clubs
Laboratories
Chemical Industries
Disease Control
Dentistry
Ecological Modelling
Law
Molecular Biology
Medicine and Pharmaceutical Industries
Parks
Pollution Control.

Chemistry, Biology-I (Introduction to Biology), Mathematics and Statistics Paper, Technical writing and Communication in English, Chemistry -II, Biology-II, Food, Nutrition and Health, Technical writing and Communication in English / Computational skills, Chemistry -III, Biodiversity-I Microbes, Biodiversity-II Animals, Introduction to Medical Diagnostics, Chemistry IV, Molecular Biology, Biodiversity-II Plants, Bioinformatics, Chemistry V, Biochemistry and Immunology, Developmental Biology and Physiology-Plants, Genetics & Genomics, Chemistry VI, Applied Biology and Biotechnology Developmental Biology and Physiology-Animals, Ecology and Environmental Management.