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Candidates who have completed Master's degree in environmental science can find many jobs in government sector and private sector. They can get jobs in several government organizations like Pollution Control Board, Water Authority and Urban Planning. Several private organizations like refineries, distilleries, food processing industries and fertilizer plants are also offering various jobs for these graduates.
There are many opportunities available for M.Sc environmental science graduates in the private sector. Several companies are recruiting these graduates for environmental manager position. Some companies recruit M.Sc
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These might seem to save a year as they are integrated but the syllabus is anyhow the same amount.
But the main reason of saying no to the Integrated B.Ed is that a PG Degree should be done separately.
Besides, if you do B.Ed based on your graduation then it will soon make you eligible to apply for jobs.
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