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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
After holding M.Sc. Environmental Science, you will get the variety of careers to choose from. You can easily work in government and private organisation and many other industries. You can also opt to teach jobs in colleges or universities. In this sector you can be employed by various organizations are such as Pollution Control Board, Water Authority and Urban Planning. Many private organizations like Food processing industries, Refineries, Distilleries and Fertilizer plants are also offering various job opportunities for the graduates in this field.

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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor

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Hi Pooja,
Yes, you can get job in FCI after doing M.Sc. In food and nutrition. You need to just apply for the same and details of which you can get from the FCI site that how to apply for the same and what are the criteria for selection.
Good luck.

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priya arora

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JNU is of course a good choice to do M.Sc. The university ranked 2nd in 2018 & 2017 and 3rd in 2016 among top universities in India by National Institutional Ranking Framework (MHRD).
Basically, MSc is an academic degree that's higher than bachelor's degree and lower than PhD. MSc graduates are very much in demand. You can get a respectable job in any specialisation of this field.
There are many colleges and universities that hire MSc graduates as a professor or lecturer.

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Anjali TaRead to Lead

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After completing M.Sc Maths, you can work as a lecturer, you can start your own class! M.Sc maths candidates have wide scope in ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation), TIFR (TATA Institute of Fundamental Research), etc.

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Anjali Sharma

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Job Profiles :
1. Design Engineer - The job of a design engineer is to engineering the aircraft and airport designs.
2. Quality control executive - It is a managerial job where the executive supervises the quality control.
3. Production manager- A production manager is supposed to manage the production outcomes.
4. Aircraft maintenance officer- The aircraft is maintained and supervised by the maintenance officer.
5. Aviation operations specialist- An aviation operations specialist works for the supervision of the operations.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

Scholar-Level 16

Hello Rinky,
At present, M.Sc degree holders in physics, chemistry, mathematics are high in demand. An M.Sc degree holder can work in both government and private sectors. An M.Sc degree holder can work in various fields like education, defense, public sector, automotive and aerospace industries, healthcare, materials, technology, computing, energy and information technology. Here is the list of job domains:
Banks
Railways
Teaching
Research
ISRO
BHEL
BAARC, etc.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

Scholar-Level 17

Forensic science is a niche branch of science with very limited scope and career opportunities in comparison to engineering degrees.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

Scholar-Level 18

Hello, The very fact that you have selected to do M.Sc. Rather than MBA is indicative of the fact that you are interested to remain in your core area of Physics. In such scenario, I would advise you to go in for Ph.D. in the topic that is very near to your heart. Best wishes to you.

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