B.Sc

Hi Samrat,
With a B.Sc in Chemistry under your belt you could consider options ranging from Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical research and IT to management, Media, Academics, Social Work and Law, to name a few. Any of the choices listed above will require a post graduate degree in that area like a M Sc for Biotech, an MBA for Management or a Mass Comm. degree for Media.
The pharmaceutical industries where genetically engineered drugs are developed and manufactured also look forward to employing biochemists. Research related agricultural industries also absorb individuals with background in chemistry. Depending on your specialization, options will be available both in the pharma sector as well as research and development.
However, we recommend that you work for a couple of years before pursuing post-graduation.
Some work experience will help you know your strengths and areas of interest better so you will make a more informed choice for your post graduate studies. Work experience will also help you perform better in admission interviews for postgraduate institutes in any area.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi,
There are many higher studies options for those who have pursued M.Sc. in Computer Science. Higher studies will help the students to get placed in better positions and will improve their remuneration. Some of those options are given below:
M.Phil in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science
Ph.D in Computer Science and Applications
Ph.D in Computer and Information Science
M.Tech in Computer Science (various streams)
Other Certification Courses after M.Sc in Computer Science
A few certification courses after post-graduation in Computer Science are listed below:
Certificate Course in Personal Computer Software
Certificate Course in Computing
Certificate Course in Computer Concept, BAOU
Certificate in Computing (CIC)
Certificate in Computer Operations for the Blind
Certificate Course in Computerized Accounting & Financial Application
Certificate Course in Computerized Accounting
Certificate Course in Computer Typing and Internet Operation
Certificate Course in Computer Basics
Certificate Course in Basic Front Office
Career Opportunities after M.Sc in Computer Science
The candidates who have completed M.Sc in Computer Science can find a lot of career opportunities in both private and public sector organizations. Various job types available for these postgraduates are listed below.
Network Administrator
Database Administrator
Software Programmer
QA Tester
Game Developer
Application Developer
Software Marketer
Technical Architect
Technical Analyst
IT Consultant
Web Application Developer
Professor
Systems Engineer
Mainframe Systems Manager
IT Manager
Client-Server Systems Manager
Software Tester
Project Manager
Healthcare Software
CIO
Computer Systems Specialist Supervisor
Some of the organizations that recruit computer science graduates are Airport Authority of India, Banking sector, Indian Railways, Research organizations, Telecom Industry, Indian Space Research Organization, Defense Research and Development Organization, Combined Defense Service, Union Public Service Commission, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Electronic Cooperation of India Limited, Steel Authority of India, etc. The aspirants interested in teaching are required to appear for the NET exam. Those who qualify in the exam can apply for the lecturer post in various government colleges. These graduates can earn a salary that ranges from Rs. 25,000/- to Rs. 40,000/- per month in government colleges.

The scientific study of fossils is called Paleontology.
The Science you speak of is generally referred to as Paleontology- literally the study of old bones, as it is concerned with fossils. If one is dealing with Human fossils- such as Neanderthal relics, one might consult fossil anthropologists- such as the late Dr. Leakey. There is a distinction between anthropologists who study extinct societies- like the famous Margaret Mead, and those who study and theorize about the ancestors of man. As fossils are quite incomplete( this is true with animal remains, also- and some body parts, as we know, do not fossilize). There is a good deal of theoretical work involved.
Paleontologists study prehistoric animal and plant life remains found in fossils