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Bipin Jha

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After completing M.Sc in dietetics and food services, specifically in the government sector, you could consider working in the Department of Health, Department of Agriculture, Food and Drug Administration, Ministry of Child and Women Welfare to name a few options. Most of these government departments post their job requirements on their websites and through the national dailies. We would recommend that once your course is completed, you search through the websites of these departments for the opportunities available at that point in time and apply for the same accordingly. Your selection, of course, will depend upon how you perform in
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Pavithra,
Starting salary depends on factors like ones qualifications, job profile, profile of the employer and job location. Depending upon the above mentioned factors, a nutritionist or dietitian could earn anywhere between 10-20k Rupees per month (at start). After gaining work experience, this figure will increase. In case of Government job, the salary will be based on the pay band and scale.
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mani khanna

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Hi,
B.Sc in agriculture is the first degree in agriculture. It is a broad-based course that deals with production of food and horticultural crops, rearing of farm animals, agricultural extension, rural economy and rural development, working with farmers, environmental health, etc.
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https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-future-scope-of-BSc-in-agriculture

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Sourav Kansal

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Both are vast fields. The choice mainly depends on which college are you going and your interest. Never run after money. Run after your dreams and interest. You will definitely get a good placement.

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