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By pursuing a Master's degree you can get a job in pharmaceutical companies, food and dairy industries as a quality control employer, medical coder and the status increases with experience. Usually the payments are higher in pharma companies starting from 2530k. Salary of a Quality control manager reaches upto 3045 lakhs per annum. You can work as a college temporary teacher, researcher and as a lab assistant after your M.Sc programme. (Starting from 1520k). The place can be occupied as permanent by clearing NET exam (40kafter permanent). After qualifying CSIR NET exam when you get enrolled in any CSIR institute for Ph.D. You get a fellowship of 25k per month. You have many more opportunities if you do specialisation in a particular subject such as medical microbiology, clinical microbiology, immunology and geomicrobiology.

There are numerous job opportunities for post graduates in Biotechnology in public sector organizations. Public sector organisations like Research & Development Institutes, Government laboratories, Pharmaceutical companies, Colleges, Bio Processing Industries etc. Recruit post graduates in the field of biotechnology. They are recruited as Scientific assistant, process development technician, research analyst, calibration Technician, Biostatistician, Medical affairs Director etc. Major government organizations recruiting biotechnologists are listed below. All India Biotech Association (AIBA), New DelhiBiotech Consortium India Limited, New DelhiRajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology (RGCB), Kerala
Recruitment to these organizations is held on the basis of certain examinations conducted by them. Apart from this, the candidate completing M.Sc. In Biotechnology can appear for various test conducted by Union Public Service Commission UPSC Staff selection commission SSC Public sector Bank, State Public Service Commission (PSC), Indian Defence Services, etc. They provide the candidates with high salary packages. They can earn in the range Rs. 15,000/- to Rs. 20,000/- per month at an early stage of their career itself.

Well, being a final year student of the college and having the combination of Maths and Economics, I will say, yes it is. Here I am talking about Bsc Maths only. The senior faculty is nice. Whereas the ad-hoc are mere beginner in the field of teaching, so they sometimes are unable to explain the concepts to us. The key to success is to just go through what the professors have taught, not daily but still 23 times in a week and be regular. If you are not regular, you will face a lot of difficulty in coping with the class because there is no one professor teaching you the entire syllabus. The syllabus is divided in 34 parts and each part is taught by a different professor. So not only you have to be regular, but you need to have in mind what the professor had taught you in the previous class(just going through the questions or theory will work)
However, the professors in Lsr are dedicated and very cooperative. So even if you are unaware of some basic concepts, there are tutorials apart from classes, where you can clear all your concepts and ask any silly question/s. So I will say, if you make it to the high cut-offs of DU, LSR is a really good option, as this college will offer you plethora of options.
All the best.