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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you
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In the coming year, India will see a splurge in job demand in almost every possible industry sector.
There will be demand (Jobs) for skilled people in telecommunication, healthcare, banking, hospitality, travel and tourism and digital marketing. You should choose the industry and the area of work you are interested in.
Higher studies like M.Sc physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, botany, geology and zoology. Many other new subjects have emerged that have better job prospects. These subjects such as microbiology, geo-informatics, computer science, nautical science, horticulture, electronics and communications, IT, electronics, bioin
There will be demand (Jobs) for skilled people in telecommunication, healthcare, banking, hospitality, travel and tourism and digital marketing. You should choose the industry and the area of work you are interested in.
Higher studies like M.Sc physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, botany, geology and zoology. Many other new subjects have emerged that have better job prospects. These subjects such as microbiology, geo-informatics, computer science, nautical science, horticulture, electronics and communications, IT, electronics, bioin
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chandrakant solanki
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If your final year subject is Chemistry, you can do M.Sc in Biochemistry, Chemistry, etc.
If final year subject is Microbiology, you can do M.Sc in Microbiology, Biochemistry, Life science, Biotech, etc.
If Zoology, then you can do masters in Life sciences, Zoology, Marine sciences, etc.
If final year subject is Microbiology, you can do M.Sc in Microbiology, Biochemistry, Life science, Biotech, etc.
If Zoology, then you can do masters in Life sciences, Zoology, Marine sciences, etc.
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subhasish debroy
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Dear,
In most cases, Master's degree in a new field is very much possible. In some cases, you have to take some related course prior to opt for a new field.
In most cases, Master's degree in a new field is very much possible. In some cases, you have to take some related course prior to opt for a new field.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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Hello Anveksha,
You can pursue the following short term courses along with B.Sc. in Biotechnology:
Short term professional courses in food & beverage service and Kitchen.
Certificate in Food Biotechnology
Diploma of Health Science in Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Diploma in Biotechnology Engineering
Advanced Diploma Course in Biotechnology
Certificate in Biotechnology and Plant Tissue Culture
Post M.D. Certificate Course in Biotechnology
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
You can pursue the following short term courses along with B.Sc. in Biotechnology:
Short term professional courses in food & beverage service and Kitchen.
Certificate in Food Biotechnology
Diploma of Health Science in Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Diploma in Biotechnology Engineering
Advanced Diploma Course in Biotechnology
Certificate in Biotechnology and Plant Tissue Culture
Post M.D. Certificate Course in Biotechnology
I hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.
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Ankit Anand
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Hi,
As per your query, after doing B.Sc, you have better idea about the stream that you had selected & there is more chance of research work as well as enhancing the skills. It gives you insight view of subject & reasoning of it. Mostly, after B.Sc, every one prefers M.Sc for better opportunity & knowledge. So, recall yourself & decide.
All the best.
As per your query, after doing B.Sc, you have better idea about the stream that you had selected & there is more chance of research work as well as enhancing the skills. It gives you insight view of subject & reasoning of it. Mostly, after B.Sc, every one prefers M.Sc for better opportunity & knowledge. So, recall yourself & decide.
All the best.
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Ashutosh Prakashjust like happiness on others face
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Basic salary package in india is near to 7-8 lakhs.
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
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Dear Rohini,
After completing your B.Sc, you can pursue Master's degree in M.Sc. If you wish to pursue management course, you can pursue MBA/PGDM and opt for the specialisation of your interest. If you expect to make your career in the technical field (computer) then you can go for MCA and if you are interested in competitive exams then you can appear for the Staff selection commission, CDS (Combined defence services ), UPSC, etc. In staff selection and UPSC, there are various exams and it depends on you for which post you would like to apply. For example- IAS, IPS, IFS, Indian Foreign Services, IRS, atomic research, laboratory research
After completing your B.Sc, you can pursue Master's degree in M.Sc. If you wish to pursue management course, you can pursue MBA/PGDM and opt for the specialisation of your interest. If you expect to make your career in the technical field (computer) then you can go for MCA and if you are interested in competitive exams then you can appear for the Staff selection commission, CDS (Combined defence services ), UPSC, etc. In staff selection and UPSC, there are various exams and it depends on you for which post you would like to apply. For example- IAS, IPS, IFS, Indian Foreign Services, IRS, atomic research, laboratory research
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Smriti Vats
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Biotechnology assimilates in itself a number of disciplines. There is a great demand for biotechnical experts in countless industries and sectors. The following are applications, where biotechnological techniques are used extensively:
1) Agriculture.
2) Animal husbandry.
3) Environment conservation.
4) Genetic engineering.
5) Health care.
6) Medicine.
7) Industrial research and development.
All the best.
1) Agriculture.
2) Animal husbandry.
3) Environment conservation.
4) Genetic engineering.
5) Health care.
6) Medicine.
7) Industrial research and development.
All the best.
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