B.Sc Scope

Yes, B.Sc. In Nursing people are eligible to apply for M.Sc. In microbiology as the basic eligibility criteria for applying for M.Sc. In microbiology is to graduate in any Science stream and most of the M.Sc. College take admissions with the scores in graduation but to get into some college you will have to take entrance exam.

The graduates' candidates must have a B.Sc. Degree for a recognised college. At least 55 percent marks in B.Sc/BA Hons are required to get admission into the college M.Sc. Courses. The degree must be in relevant disciplines to be eligible for the M.Sc. Programme. Admissions in M.Sc. Agriculture are entrance-based.

Dear Famina, After completing B.Sc. Chemistry you can continue with M.Sc. For better opportunities in the pharmaceutical field. About 40% of pharmaceutical companies of India are located in Gujarat, so it will be better to get job there with handsome salary package.

In terms of Government and Semi Government jobs, B.Sc. Agriculture is better. B.Sc. Graduates can work in Veterinary department of State government as Veterinary doctors. Other than this, chances of getting government jobs is limited. But one can start his/her private practice.

There is a Good scope of B.Sc. in agriculture abroad. Many reputed companies visit agriculture colleges or universities for recruiting B.Sc. Agriculture students under campus placement programme. Jobs like Agriculture Development Officer (ADO), Class-I (Gazetted), Agriculture Extension Officer, Range Forest Officer, District Horticulture Officer (D. H. O.)

There is an immense scope of finding jobs after B.Sc. Agriculture abroad whether you want to pursue a career in Research or want to explore job opportunities at leading MNCs. Here are the leading jobs after B.Sc. Agriculture abroad: Agricultural Engineer. Business Development Executive.

M.Sc. Chemistry offers huge scope to candidates who have pursued degree in M.Sc. Chemistry. They can opt for teaching job as a professor or a teacher. They can also work as Pharmaceutical Companies, Laboratories, Research Centers, Medical Colleges, private clinics, etc.

Yes, it is good option. There is an immense scope of B.Sc. Chemistry across the public as well as private sector. B.Sc. Chemistry graduates can opt for government jobs in research and laboratories or can explore diverse career opportunities in the pharmaceutical and medical sector.

Most of the people do M.Sc. After B.Sc. I would suggest you to go with your interest. IF you want to become a teacher in any School, then you can do B.Ed. Otherwise, you can pursue M.Sc. And later Ph.D. After that you can become a research Scholar or teach in a University as an Assistant Professor.

B.Ed degree after graduation will be more beneficial as you will be able to get posted right after completing B.Ed. While if you're aspiring for research I. e Ph.D. then go for M.Sc. Hope it helps.