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Dairy Industry
Pharmaceutical
Food processing Industry
Leather Industry
Medical laboratory
Research associate in government/private organisations
After clearing NET/SET one also work as Lecturer
and many more.
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Generally, a person will need a doctoral degree to take up the profession of a microbiologist. One can take up microbiology or any other allied fields during their graduation. The career possibilities for aspirants will increase with a PG degree. Otherwise, there is a possibility of the choices to get limited. One can choose to become a teacher or a research scientist after they finish their post-graduation.
It takes 4 years to get a graduate degree and 2 years to get the PG degree. The doctoral program has a time period of 3-4 years.
The courses given below can be taken by students for
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