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You are almost eligible but apart from this you need to have six months of continuous internship with competency package from hospitals recognised for RD by IDA. Or
Five years of experience in multispeciality hospital as full time dietician ( clinical portfolio only) from hospitals recognised for RD by IDA.
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Scholar-Level 17
A Clinical Embryologist can work in an IVF Clinic alongside a Gynaecologist and an Urologist.
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M.Sc food and nutrition has a bright future and you can be a nutritionist, dietician, teacher, do research work, etc. According to me M.Sc. Food technology is a better branch as Food technology consists of food Science and nutrition too. You can be placed in food companies. You can make your choice!
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If you are interested in conducting lectures, then apply NET, SET exams conducted by UGC as you are post graduate, you can apply for the exam!
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For details information, you can see below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/university/amp/cochin-university-of-science-and-technology-kochi-28013
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