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Public sector jobs after M.Sc. in biotechnology:
M.Sc. in biotechnology graduates interested in research can pursue their career as Junior/Senior Research Fellow in governmental organizations. Those who work as Senior Research Fellow in Advanced Centre for Treatment Research and Education in Cancer have a monthly salary of around Rs. 18200/- per month. Research Fellow positions are also offered at National Institute of Plant Genome Research, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health (NIRRH), etc. Emoluments offered in these firms will be in the range of Rs. 12, 000/- to Rs. 18, 000/- per month.
They can join National Institute of Occupational Health as Research Assistant and earn salary packages up to Rs. 22,120/- per month. It is also possible for them to join as Project Assistant in organizations like National Botanical Institute and Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology. Remuneration offered for the jobs amounts to Rs. 12,000/-, at entry level itself. Candidates passionate in teaching can take up the role of Assistant Professor in Guwahati University, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University, Banaras Hindu University, etc. National Eligibility Test (NET) qualified candidates will be considered for the position and offered a salary package up to Rs. 40000/- per month.
Private sector jobs after M.Sc. in biotechnology:
Competent professionals in the field of Biotechnology can join Genomix Molecular Diagnostics Private Ltd as Production In charge in Diagnostic Manufacturing. Enrolments offered for the job varies between Rs. 5000/- Rs. 10,000/- per month depending on the work experience of the candidate. M.Sc. in Biotechnology graduates having 3-4 years work experience in the field of Biotechnology/Pharmacy can join Cliantha Research Limited as Senior Scientist.
Those who are interested in sales can apply for the job profile of Sales Coordinator in Hysel India Pvt. Ltd. Salary offered for the job ranges between 3-4 lakhs per annum. It is also possible to pursue a career as biotechnologist/bioinformist/ quality analyst/research associate, etc. in private firms. Pharma based firms like Bincon India Limited, Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited and Sun Pharma are other common employers. Salary packages offered in private firms usually depends on the competency of the professional and reputation of the organization.

You may go for M.Sc. in medical technology.
M.Sc. graduates in medical imaging technology can pursue their career as radiographers in government or private hospitals. Government hospitals offer a remuneration of Rs. 8, 000 to Rs. 12, 000 per month. But by working in high profile private hospitals as radiographers, one can earn up to Rs. 20, 000 per month. It is possible to start their career as assistant radiographer/radiologists. In this position, they can earn a salary between Rs. 3, 000 to Rs. 6, 000/- per month. Lucrative salary packages of Rs. 40, 000/- to Rs. 60, 000/- are offered for these graduates who are experienced in the field of radiography.
HLL Lifecare Limited recruits M.Sc. degree holders in medical imaging technology for the post of Radiographer. Emoluments offered for this position of radiographer is between Rs.9300/- to Rs. 34800/- per month. But such candidates should have 2 years of experience in MRI operation. If these candidates possess 2 years of experience in managerial level, then they can get into the post of Manager available in Diagnostic center of HLL Lifecare Limited. Pay scale offered for this managerial position is between Rs. 16, 400/- to Rs. 40, 500/- per month. These graduates can also join Steel Authority of India (SAIL), South Eastern Coal Fields Limited (SECL), Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) as X-ray Technicians and earn a salary between Rs. 1, 00, 000/- to Rs. 3, 00, 000/- per annum.
Other types of jobs available for these graduates in medical imaging technology are:
1. Ultra Sound Technician
2. Medical Advisor
3. Radiologic Technologist
4. Medical Image Analysis Scientist

MHT CET shouldn't pose much of a problem to candidates who are already preparing for other competitive exams like JEE Mains and Advanced. This is because the exam has been and is expected to be a notch lower in difficulty level than JEE Mains.
- It is important to know the syllabus well. CBSE applicants must look out for the topics in MHT CET syllabus that are not covered in CBSE and study them. Particularly, in the case of physics, one finds that topics like Semiconductors, Interference and Waves have some extra theory that should be prepared separately.
- The chemistry exam of MHT CET is considered to be easy by most standards. Although, I personally don't recommend it, but learning inorganic chemistry equations and reactions by heart can prove to be really helpful. Direct questions based on equations and reactions are bound to be asked and having them etched in your mind will help you save a lot of time during the exam. It is better that, while preparation, you maintain a handbook that contains all the formulae and equations. Make it a point to note down a new formula in this notebook whenever you come across one and also to revise these at end of each day.
- During your preparation, divide the available time equally among all subjects. All the subjects will carry roughly the same weightage in relation to qualifying marks. Biology requires a lot of revision as even minor facts from nooks and corners of the syllabus may be asked. Given the vast syllabus, it is better if aspirants start to prepare for Biology at least 5-6 months before the date of exam.
It is found that many students face problems dealing with Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) even if they have prepared quite well. Practice in solving MCQs can help greatly in this cause. Solving MCQs from the various practice books available in the market would be a wise decision.
- Make sure that you solve previous years papers and sample papers for MHT CET 2016. It would give you an idea of how the paper might be. Timing your sessions to 3 hours and simulating exam day conditions can also be a good exercise while preparing for the exam.
MHT CET Mathematics exam has been found to be lengthy many a time. Hence it is important that you improve your speed-solving skills. Solve as many questions as possible before the exam and make sure to progressively enhance your speed by timing the working time for each problem.

Follow the given below steps for the same:
-The fundamental details of the examination must be understood by the aspirants.
-When preparing for this examination, students need to keep a clear mind and take steps to cover all portions within a time limit assigned by them.
-A good study plan must be set up and this must be followed rigorously by all candidates.
-Besides studying, aspirants will need to take rest at adequate times.
-Time must be managed correctly by students.
-Preparation for the examination must be begun way ahead the date of the examination.
-As questions can be asked from any portion, students need to focus on their studies keenly.
-None of the parts of their study notes must be left out.
-The level of difficulty must be determined by candidates and these portions ought to be covered in time.
-Studying for a long time will create boredom and students ought to make sure to avoid this.
-Students can also study with their friends, if they wish.
-Whatever methods they choose for studying, applicants need to ensure that the way they study will cover all portions and make them relaxed at the same time.