B.Sc Zoology

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REEBA KHAN

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Hi Muskan,
Generally, there is not any kind of entrance exam for pursuing BSc courses.
The admissions of these courses depend on hour hsc subjective marks.
for e.g. bsc physics marks of physics must be good.
Check for the last year cut off.also I would recommend you to check it in the college once.
But, I'm sure that there's no such exam for this.
All the best!

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Ayush Thakur

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If you hold a Master's degree in Biotech, you are eligible for most of the research jobs but a preference is given to candidates who have qualified any of the national level entrance exams like CSIR NET, GATE, DBT, BET, ICMR, JRF and NET. However, do not get demotivated you still have a lot of scope without them. You have the following top options after M.Sc in Biotech:
Go for a Ph.D.
Apply for a corporate research job and start climbing the corporate ladder (this part is tougher than the entrance exams mentioned above).
Go for Teaching / Academic jobs.
Get into Marketing & Business Development.
Get an MBA degree.

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Poornima Sharma

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Hey,
You can do Bachelors in any one of the mentioned above. Admission is based on the marks scored in class 12th and there is no entrance test required.

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iam ssuhana

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Yes, you are eligible. You can do postgraduate courses:
M.Sc in Forensic Science
PG Diploma in Forensic Science
A candidate who has studied Science i.e. (Physics / Chemistry / Zoology / Botany / Biology / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Applied Medical Sciences / Biotechnology) or / Medicine / BDS/ Engineering / Pharmacy with 50-60% is eligible for taking admission in M.Sc Forensic Science.

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iam ssuhana

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can. You can do postgraduate courses:
M.Sc in Forensic Science
PG Diploma in Forensic Science
A candidate who has studied science i.e. (Physics / Chemistry / Zoology / Botany / Biology / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Applied Medical Sciences / Biotechnology or / Medicine / BDS/ Engineering / Pharmacy with 50-60%, he is eligible for taking admission in M.Sc Forensic Science. The best institutes for doing this course are:
Due to increase in crime rate and criminals, the scope of forensic science is increased exponentially. There are lots of job opportunities in the field of forensic science. The need of forensic scientists is huge a
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Ruchir Bobde

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Career depends on what you want to do for the rest of your life. Although agriculture is in the boom right now but you will get bored with the subjects if you do not find your interest in them.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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If you are unsure, then go with Botany. It is easier of the two and has same scope as zoology. Try to consult your teachers too. They know you better and would tell you accordingly.

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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

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Of course. I don't see why you can't. You can appear in IIT JAM in final year and after passing it as well.

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Aananya Sharma

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Zoology deals with the structure, embryology, evolution, classification, habits, and distribution of all animals, both living and extinct. If you are interested in making a career in Zoology then you need to deal with both the existing, dead and quite possible the extinct species of the animal kingdom. A zoologist might even get to travel because the nature of his / her job. Channels like National Geographic, Animal Planet, Discovery Channel are in constant need of Zoologists for research and documentaries. There are various sectors of employment in the field of Zoology. Here the list of job profiles:
-Zoos or wildlife parks and environ
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