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1. You improve your results with all hard work and planning to study.
2. It depends how much competition you face.
It is possible to get if you keep. Your knowledge is strong. Entrance will be easy for one who has studied well.
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I would suggest you to startup with a job and am sure you will start liking it and do Masters with distance learning.
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Ecologist
Environmental consultant
Field trials officer
Marine scientist
Nature conservation officer
Physician associate
Research scientist (life sciences)
With a Bachelor's degree in zoology, you can get an entry-level job as a zoologist or wildlife biologist, since there are minimal education and experience requirements. Once you gain more experience, you can move up to higher paying positions. While some entry-level zoologists and wildlife biologists conduct research, the majority of professionals need a graduate degree.
You can further do master if you want. After completing
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Yes, you can do so. Most common is B.Sc (maths, statistics, economics or computer science).
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