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Dear Sayed Zeeshan, A graduate in biotechnology can get a job in government sectors, private sectors or research institutes. Different job profiles for biotechnologists include lab technicians, research associates, research scientists, engineers, sales representatives, marketing executives and business development managers.
The scope of work can range from research, sales, marketing, administration, quality control, breeding, technical support etc.
The main job sectors are: - Biotechnology companies ,Food and drink manufacturers,Health service ,organizations ,Law Enforcement Bodies ,Universities and research institutes ,Pharmaceutical companies
Conservation organizations ,Horticultural industries ,Agricultural industry ,Patent Offices ,Environmental safety organizations ,Forensic labs ,Hospitals and Medical laboratories.

Hello Ajay,
In the coming year, India will see a splurge in Job demands in almost every possible industry sector.
There will be demand (Jobs) for skilled people in Telecommunication, Healthcare, Banking, Hospitality, Travel & Tourism, Digital Marketing. Our research suggests that approximately 20 lacs new jobs will come up.
You can follow a 3 step approach:
Pick up an industry sector you want to work in.Pick up an area of work in the industry.Pick up the course/certification needed to be there. Pick a trusted training provider for your skill development course.
This is very important.and you are good to go.
There is also a Job assistance provided by good training institutes.
Every sector has large number of job oriented courses ranging from 3 months to 30 months and under different fees and payment structures.
All the best.

Hello Pratik,
Some possible jobs include the following:
Chemistry research in industry
Non-research in industry, such as lab management, filling out regulatory paperwork, performing safety audits
teaching (at all levels)
Medicine
Law (both chemistry & non-chemistry related)
Consulting
Software/programming, for chemists who have some Aptitude & experience there
Science writing, including both technical writing & journalistic writing
Business, including starting a company
Finance & banking
Science majors, including chemists, pick up critical thinking & problem-solving skills that are valuable in all kinds of fields. Of course, it may be more difficult to convince an employer in a completely different field that you have what it takes to do the job, but strange opportunities sometimes pop up.
All the best.