B.Sc

Hi,
You should definitely consider enhancing your educational qualifications at this stage. One of the best approaches while deciding on your career is to look at doing something that you are good at and would enjoy. The medical lab technician profession includes generalists as well as individuals qualified in a number of specialized areas of expertise including microbiology/virology, hematology, immunology, transfusion medicine, clinical chemistry, endocrinology, toxicology, cytogenetics, pathology and molecular diagnostics. Integral features of each of the specialties may include research, consultation, education, information management, marketing and administration.
After your B.sc you can go in for M.Sc MLT which would be the direct progression. You could also go in for M.Sc microbiology, bioinformatics etc. You could also opt for clinical research training through courses offered by various institutes (icriindia.com, cliniminds.com, Academy for clinical excellence), which will equip you for a career in clinical trials/clinical research. You can also go in for the MS-MLT- Master of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology is a three-year special programme offered by BITS (Pilani) as an off-campus course for eligible graduates in life sciences, conducted at the Vidyasagar Institute of Biomedical Technology and Science (VIBS) in the premises of Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai.
For further details regarding the course you can check the website: sankaranethralaya.org. Even a MBA in hospital management/Healthcare and hospital administration would leverage your qualification. The choice you make should depend on your long term and short term career objectives, aptitude, ability, personality and interests.
I hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi Ajay,
Foreign universities don't have a list of mandatory subjects that you need to have studied in class 12th. They don't look at every subject scores as they consider only the overall GPA. So, if you had science stream in 12th, getting admission into B.Sc. shouldn't be an issue.
However, the university can ask you to prove having basic knowledge of the specialisation. So, they can ask you to appear for a subject test for computer science or they will recommend you to take foundation classes in computers before beginning your course.
Get in touch with the admissions' dept. of your shortlisted universities and ask them which of the two above-mentioned processes they follow.

Dear Candidate,
B.Sc degree is a valuable degree. I think you have physics, chemistry and mathematics subjects. You can do M.Sc. Then CSIR exam and then Ph.D and then you can become a Professor in any degree college. You can do B.Ed to become a teacher in secondary schools.
You can also do MBA/PGDBM. You can take admission in MCA also. Besides these academic courses there are so many options in vocational courses also as:
1. You can go in defence.
2. You can take degree / diploma in Architectural assistant ship.
3. Civil engineering.
4. Electronics and Tele communication.
5. Power engineering.
6. Automobile engineering.
7. Computer technology.
8. Chemical engineering.
9. Travel and tourism.
10. Banking and insurance, etc.
I hope it will help you, feel free ask more.
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