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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
After M.Sc in life science, one can work as a:
Research associate
Lecturer
In Biotech industry
In food processing Industry
In Laboratories
In Agriculture industry, etc.
Research associate
Lecturer
In Biotech industry
In food processing Industry
In Laboratories
In Agriculture industry, etc.
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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
To prepare for NET in life sciences, go for Bioteknica, Brilliant Tutorials as these are some of the best I know. I would suggest you to google for institutes in your vicinity and study hard to clear it. There are no institutes, school or colleges as the best or worst as far as study is concerned. It is a student's ability to grab from what is taught so study hard. All the best!
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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
M.Phil is offered by most of the universities in India, you need to clear the entrance test conducted by universities or NET in life sciences to get admission into M.Phil.
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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
There are a lot of books available for NET. Also, many online courses are offered by Bioteknica and others for NET.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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R&D and teaching are two best options after Ph.D in life sciences.
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chandrakant solanki
Guide-Level 11
B.Sc in life science can apply as a research associate in agriculture, biotech and lab assistant in various government laboratories.
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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello,
If you're interested to study M.Sc. in microbiology / biotechnology and work abroad, you may want to consider Canada.
Canada offers education and immigration opportunities for international students. You have to take the GRE and TOEFL / IELTS.
Among others, these two sites provide useful information on studying in and immigrating to Canada:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) at
https://goo.gl/hr5eT4
www.canadian-universities.net/
* * Are you interested to pursue a M.S. in microbiology / biotechnology in the U.S.? * *
For more information and FAQ on how to apply for M.S. / MBA in the U.S., you may read: http://tinyurl.com/study-in-
If you're interested to study M.Sc. in microbiology / biotechnology and work abroad, you may want to consider Canada.
Canada offers education and immigration opportunities for international students. You have to take the GRE and TOEFL / IELTS.
Among others, these two sites provide useful information on studying in and immigrating to Canada:
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) at
https://goo.gl/hr5eT4
www.canadian-universities.net/
* * Are you interested to pursue a M.S. in microbiology / biotechnology in the U.S.? * *
For more information and FAQ on how to apply for M.S. / MBA in the U.S., you may read: http://tinyurl.com/study-in-
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