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Hello Sneha,
There are various job opportunities for you in concerned fields like in the field of telecommunications, computing, aerospace, solar energy, and environment. However, Nanotech's major contribution can be seen in the computing, communication and medical field.
Nanomedicine is the most important field of Nanotechnology. The nano level gadgets and materials are used for diagnosing and treatment of diseases. Nano-Pharmacology has generated a specific category of smart drugs that affect negligible side effects. The use of nanotech has also helped in the detection of narcotics and fingerprints of the suspected criminals.
The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, also known as CSIR has set up 38 laboratories in India dedicated to research in Nanotechnology. This technology will be used in diagnostic kits, improved water filters and sensors and drug delivery. The research is being conducted on using it to reduce pollution emitted by the vehicles.
Looking at the progressive prospects of Nanotechnology in India, Nanobiosym Inc., a US-based leading nanotechnology firm is planning to set up India's first integrated nanotechnology and biomedicine technology park in Himachal Pradesh.
Also,
Nanotechnology is one of the most emerging branches of science and thus, it has wide scopes. Few sectors which have wide applications of Nanotechnology are information technology, pharmaceutical, electronics, optoelectronics and many more. It has wide applications in the field of medical science too. Apart from that, there are various research projects with which one can get associated.
All the best.

Hello Pawan,
Once aspirants complete their graduate level program in agriculture, they can go for the M.Sc program in the same field. There are many specializations available for a person to choose from. A few specializations that are offered are:
M.Sc in Agri Botany
M.Sc in Agri Bio-Technology
M.Sc in Agri Chemistry
M.Sc in Agri Economics
M.Sc in Agri Extension
M.Sc in Agri Engineering
M.Sc in Agri Statistics
M.Sc in Agri Zoology
M.Sc in Agri Entomology
M.Sc in Agronomy
M.Sc in Extension Education
M.Sc in Forestry
M.Sc in Social Forestry
M.Sc in Farming System Management
M.Sc in Horticulture Mycology
M.Sc in Micro Biology
M.Sc in Nematology (Crop Production)
M.Sc in Plant Physiology
M.Sc in Plant Ecology
M.Sc in Plant Pathology
M.Sc in Seed Technology
M.Sc in Soil Science
M.Sc in Soil Conservation
M.Sc in Sericulture
M.Sc in Tea Husbandry and Technology
Other Certification Courses after B.Sc Agriculture
These are a few certification courses available for those aspirants who have completed their graduate level course in horticulture.
Certificate course in Bio-fertilizer Production
Certificate course in Food & Beverage Service
Certificate Course in Food Production
Certificate Course in Mushroom Spawn Production and Cultivation
Certificate Course in Organic Agriculture
Certificate course in Seed Technology
Certificate Courses in Agriculture and Allied Practices
Certificate in Agriculture Science
Certificate in Food Safety (CFS)
Certification Course in Fruit and Vegetable Processing Technology
Diploma in Agriculture
Diploma in Biopesticides Technology & Biofertilizer Production
Diploma in Fishery Management cum Fish Breeding
Diploma in Food Processing
Diploma in Forestry and Wild Life
Diploma in Horticultural Nursery Management
Diploma in Horticulture
Diploma in Mushroom Technology
Diploma in Plant Pathology
Diploma in Poultry and Dairy Farming
Diploma in Production of Value Added Products from Cereals, Pulses and Oilseeds (DPVCPO)
Diploma in Seed Production Technology
Post Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Water Management
Post Graduate Diploma in Fishery Science
Post Graduate Diploma in Renewable Energy
Post Graduate Diploma in Watershed Management
Post Graduate Diploma Pulp & Paper Technology
Postgraduate Diploma in Regulations in Agricultural Biotechnology