M.Sc Scope

Hi,
All candidates (other than those applying with a 5-year integrated M.Sc. Degree) must additionally have a minimum of 60%* aggregate marks in B.Sc. Applicants opting to be considered on the basis of a GATE Score should have a valid GATE-2018 or GATE-2019 Score in 'Chemistry'.

A Clinical Embryologist is a medical scientist who carries out the laboratory procedures relating to In-Vitro Fertilisation. You would be involved in works like -ICSI
GIFT
ZIFT
Nurturing gametes in artificial media etc. A Clinical Embryologist can work in an IVF Clinic alongside a Gynaecologist and an Urologist.

I would suggest you get some experience. As you already have a Masters's degree, then try to study some certificate courses from reputed colleges abroad.

M.Tech is completely a technical field in which you perform different experiments and compare the results and observe the behaviour. On the other hand, M.Sc. Is dependent on the theoretical parts. I would suggest you go for M.Tech if you had done B.Tech.

Mandatory Courses : B.Sc. ( Biotechnology, Agriculture, Biology), B.E. / B.Tech ( Agriculture & Farm Engineering, Biotechnology Engineering)
Candidate must have obtained a Bachelors degree (B.Sc. /B.Tech. in biological Science or equivalent) in Physical Science under the 10+2+3 pattern of education.

After completing M.Sc and clearing NET and SET exam, a person can apply for Lecturership.

After completing M.Sc in clinical nutrition and dietetics, candidates can apply for FSSAI exam, and can work as a Dietitian in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics labs, etc. List of colleges offering this courses:-
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/dietics-nutrition/colleges/colleges-Bangalore

Hello Krishnanunni,
MBA, MCA, M.Sc or M.Tech based on your interest in the field or industry and there are good career prospects and wide opportunities after completing your MBA.