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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
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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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Rishi Broto Chakraborty
Guide-Level 15
Hello Rohan,
By scope, you mean employment opportunities, I suppose. Well, there is very little scope in India for such specialisations. India is still a developing country and at nascent stage as far as research in life sciences is concerned. You may get jobs in research and development but the initial pay will be quite low. It may take you 4-5 years to get a decent pay package. The condition abroad is far better.
All the best.
By scope, you mean employment opportunities, I suppose. Well, there is very little scope in India for such specialisations. India is still a developing country and at nascent stage as far as research in life sciences is concerned. You may get jobs in research and development but the initial pay will be quite low. It may take you 4-5 years to get a decent pay package. The condition abroad is far better.
All the best.
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Mudit PandeySr Study abroad counsellor
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Why do you want to change from plant biological process specialist to plant biotechnology and bit and bobs of microbial interaction of the same? I am not saying it is a wrong option but as per my suggestion you should opt for more specific subject within plant biotechnology field.
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Smriti Vats
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Private sector offers a lot of job openings for these graduates. They can work in various flexible job profiles in several areas through our country in the Private sector. Some of the areas that suit these graduates include the following:
Food processing companies
Agricultural companies
Pharmaceutical companies
Laboratories
Formulation research firms
Analytical development sector
Clinical research units
Private Hospitals
Cosmetic industry
Bottling Plants
Dairy Industries
Fertilizer industries
Water Processing Plants
Biochemical Plants
Drug discovery units
All the best.
Food processing companies
Agricultural companies
Pharmaceutical companies
Laboratories
Formulation research firms
Analytical development sector
Clinical research units
Private Hospitals
Cosmetic industry
Bottling Plants
Dairy Industries
Fertilizer industries
Water Processing Plants
Biochemical Plants
Drug discovery units
All the best.
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Jasmine Gomes
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You can get a job as medical lab technician if you have completed your B.Sc. A Master's degree is always an added advantage. But you haven't mentioned the stream of your graduation so I cannot be confident enough if you get your Masters in microbiology because mostly microbiology and biotechnology graduates are preferred for such course. All the best.
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