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Chemistry is no doubt one of the best subjects to be chosen at the graduation level. It comes up with wide range of career options.
Firstly, if you are willing to continue your academics in this field you can apply for a Ph.D position in various universities within or outside India. Ph.D comes up with a very good stipend from the government and thus helping the candidate to earn money while he is doing his research.
Secondly, you can join as a lecturer for +1, +2 courses and teach students. If you clear CSIR-NET lectureship then you will be able to get good salary during your teaching.
Third, you can join certain government/private detective agencies for narcotics etc.
Also, some of the pharmaceutical companies offer jobs in the respective positions in the production field.
Various job profiles available for graduates in MSc. Chemistry are listed below:
Analytical Chemist
Teacher
Lab Chemist
Production Chemist
Research & Development Manager
R & D Director
Chemical Engineering Associate
Biomedical Chemist
Industrial Research Scientist
Materials Technologist
Quality Controller
Production Officer
Safety Health and Environment Specialist
Major employment areas recruiting graduates in MSc. Chemistry are given below
Pharmaceutical Companies
Agrochemical Industry
Petrochemical Industry
Toiletry Industry
Plastic Manufacturing Units
Chemical Manufacturers
Food Processing Firms
Paint Manufacturing Companies
Plastics Industries
Textile Industries
Educational Institutes
Independent laboratories
Environmental Law
Patent Law Firms
Space Exploration Agencies
Forensic Science Department
Ceramics Industry
Paper Industry
Military Systems Department.

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The MBA programs that require all your time and physical presence are called full-time MBA programs. All other MBA programs could be called part-time MBA programs. The part-time programs are open for any professional with some years of professional experience and can be studied besides the job. The structure can be modular, that is, students learn individually and come together every five or six weeks or two months to meet for a week together, generally called as residential periods of face-to-face sessions with the various professor. The structure can also be weekly when students have to come on the campus on a weekly or bi-weekly base. This allows to complete the MBA over two or three years and again the target group is all professionals, independent of they having leadership experience or not.

The minimum eligibility requirement for both types of MBAs are:
- Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university. - Diploma holders need to possess three-year work experience to pursue the programme
- B-schools select students based on entrance exams that test the analytical, verbal and numerical abilities of students. Some of the leading management institutes offering Correspondence MBA programs are SymbiosisCenter for Distance Learning, Narsee Monji Institute of Management Studies School for Continuing Education, Sikkim Manipal University Directorate of Distance Education, ICFAI University and IGNOU among others. Fees for Distance/ Correspondence MBA courses are less than regular MBA programs. Every B-school has its own fee structure. Programme fee ranges anywhere from Rs 50,000 up to Rs 10 Lacs. Ex: Indian Institute of Management Tiruchirappalli (Fee: INR 10,00000) and Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), Pune (Fee: INR 50,000).