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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Medical Technologist work covers areas such as:
Blood banking
Clinical Chemistry (chemical analysis of body fluids)
Haematology (blood related)
Immunology (study of immune system)
Microbiology (study of bacteria and other disease organisms)
Cytotechnology (study of human tissue)
Phlebotomy
Urine analysis
Coagulation
Parasitology
Blood Sample Matching
Drug Efficacy Tests
Serology
Technologists may also conduct research supervised by medical researchers.They are responsible for maintaining report accuracy, conducting complex tests, and generally have more training than a medical laboratory technician, who performs routine testing under stipulated
Blood banking
Clinical Chemistry (chemical analysis of body fluids)
Haematology (blood related)
Immunology (study of immune system)
Microbiology (study of bacteria and other disease organisms)
Cytotechnology (study of human tissue)
Phlebotomy
Urine analysis
Coagulation
Parasitology
Blood Sample Matching
Drug Efficacy Tests
Serology
Technologists may also conduct research supervised by medical researchers.They are responsible for maintaining report accuracy, conducting complex tests, and generally have more training than a medical laboratory technician, who performs routine testing under stipulated
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Abhishek Sharma
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, you can go for M.Sc in nanotechnology or radio technician Diploma.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
Many private businesses are exploring this field and heavily investing in it. It is safe to say that there are ample job opportunities for Biotechnology graduates in private sector. Government sector too offers job opportunities, but not at the scale at which private sector does.
Some prominent industries where Biotechnology professionals may find jobs are Pharmaceuticals Industry, Healthcare sector, Chemical Industry and Research sector.
Some prominent industries where Biotechnology professionals may find jobs are Pharmaceuticals Industry, Healthcare sector, Chemical Industry and Research sector.
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Harshit Jain
Guide-Level 14
B.Sc (PCM) has less scope in terms of career and jobs as there is more demand of technical profile. Jobs are available but salary is very less and more hard work is there. The scope in India is average in this field but there is more scope abroad.
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Nilakshee H Saikia
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You will become a PGT (maths) teacher and will get a better salary package.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
PG courses and further studies: B.Sc. graduates may go for relevant Masters course (M.Sc.) or PG Diploma course. Some such Masters courses include- M.Sc in Dialysis Technology, M.Sc in Renal Replacement Therapy and Dialysis Technology, M.Sc in Renal Science and Dialysis Technology and M.Sc in Dialysis Therapy.
M.Sc course lasts for a period of 2 years. PG Diploma course generally lasts for 1 year.
M.Sc course lasts for a period of 2 years. PG Diploma course generally lasts for 1 year.
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M Mathai
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You can either do a Masters or Post-Graduate Diploma or Post-Graduate certificate course in Canada.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Preeti,
To be honest, 51% is not really good for you if you want a boom in your career so firstly focus on scoring more. Now come on to your question, best option for you is M.Sc in your desired field after having some experience. But if you don't want to go for M.Sc then you may opt for MBA.
To be honest, 51% is not really good for you if you want a boom in your career so firstly focus on scoring more. Now come on to your question, best option for you is M.Sc in your desired field after having some experience. But if you don't want to go for M.Sc then you may opt for MBA.
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Sunaina Mahapatrastill having somany questions
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You can appear for M.Sc entrances and other competitive exams.
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