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Career scope after M.Sc. Microbiology:
There are various options available to you after studying for a Microbiology degree. You can choose to stay in education & do a master degree or Ph.D. in microbiology. Whether you can decide to enter the job market after graduation degree. You can work in both governments as well as in private sectors. Microbiologists are mostly demanded in the UK, US, France, Australia, and Germany. With a degree in microbiology, you can get opportunities in various fields like healthcare organizations, forensic Science laboratories, environmental organizations, higher education institutions, food and drink, publi
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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience

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A candidate requires at least two main Science subjects with minimum aggregate of 55% in Science stream at 10 + 2 level to get admitted to B.Sc. Admission process of this course is carried out based on the candidates performance in their high school exams.

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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience

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Colleges in India follow same pattern for admission. Either PCB or PCM percentage in aggregate is considered generally. It depends on choice of field you want to take up further. Foreign colleges, add up English language too.

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Binu RoyI am a cool guy focuses on my career

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Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA in supply chain management. MBA doesn't need any base for learning. Many non-commerce students acquiring MBA for being a part of their qualification. MBA has many streams such as financial management, hospitality, logistics and human resource management.

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