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Kajal SenguptaI am an online Physics Teacher.

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You can get all the information about choosing astrophysics as a career. In India, you can pursue it at IISC Bangalore, Pune, Punjab university etc. Explore this:
http://www.iiap.res.in/opportunities/career

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Any science graduate is eligible for M.Sc. in forensic science. You may evaluate NICFS, Delhi under GGSIPU for forensic science studies.

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Jasmine Gomes

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You can get a job as medical lab technician if you have completed your B.Sc. A Master's degree is always an added advantage. But you haven't mentioned the stream of your graduation so I cannot be confident enough if you get your Masters in microbiology because mostly microbiology and biotechnology graduates are preferred for such course. All the best.

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arjun majheeinterest in agricultural research.

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Hi,
There are many fields waiting for you after B.Sc like: M.Sc in botany, zoology and chemistry. They all have good career opportunities. After completing this, you can join as a lecturer in any college.
Best of luck.

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prasad keluskar

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Below mentioned are the good branches:
1. Nuclear physics and technology.
2. Applied solid state physics.
3. Thermodynamics and statistical mechanics.
4. Electromagnetism.
5. Quantum mechanics.

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