M.Sc

Biotechnology has many wider scope. Once you are done with B.Sc, then you can go for food technology, molecular biology and biotechnology, microbiology, dairy technology, genetics, biochemistry, engineering and bioinformatics.
After completing M.Sc, you can opt for doctoral studies, and then you can try for a job.
All the best.

It depends on the institute in from which you want to pursue M.Sc. For example, There is no entrance exam conducted by Mumbai University for M.Sc in IT or M.Sc in CS.

The pharmacovigilance course in India is gaining momentum within the arena of Research and Development. As this course is becoming an important part of drug development and it deals with the patients' safety. You can do the PG Diploma in pharmacovigilance.

Hi,
Yes, you are eligible to apply for M.Sc nanoscience program because most of the universities require only B.Sc degree, but some of the universities require minimum 60% in graduation and class 12th. So, you need to check the eligibility and admission process for the particular university.
All the best.

Considering your area of study, I strongly feel you should go abroad for better research opportunities and international exposure. California Institute of Technology, University of Arizona, Pierre and Marie Curie University and The University of Tokyo are some of the top universities for geo-sciences.

Hi,
To apply, you must connect with a faculty of the Department of Wildlife, Ecology and Conservation. Please read the following carefully before applying and connect with Dr. Katie Sieving as mentioned on the site:
http://www.wec.ufl.edu/grad/admissions.php

Hello,
After completing your M.Sc, if you want to pursue your career as a lecturer, then you have to prepare for CSIR NET exam. It is conducted for science candidates, who want to make their career in professorship or research field.
After clearing this exam, you will have many career opportunities available. So, you can start preapring for NET exam to work in government colleges.
Best of luck.

Hello Siddarth,
Following are the best universities to study nursing in Australia:
University of Queensland
Australian Catholic University
University of Western Sydney
University of South Australia
Griffith University
Deakin University
CQ University
Flinders University
University of Technology, Sydney
All the best!