Zoology

Dear,
If you don't want to enter into teaching job, you can enter into research field. And, for that, you need to invest approximately 7-8 years in studies.
If you don't want to invest much and not interested in research, you may consider Psychology as a option.
Do research on given topic and choose th

All the courses you mentioned in your question has a good scope, just select any subject of your choice and field in which you want to make your career.

Chances are always subject to research qualifications and it doesn't matter which subject you choose. So, excel first in research.

The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing M.Sc (nutrition and dietetics) the degree is B.H.Sc/B.Sc home science with specialisation in the related field accredited by ICAR.
Some reputed colleges and institutes do conduct entrance examination to get admission in their M.Sc (Nutrition & Dietetics) d

Studies in zoology - Jobs directly related to your degree include:
Ecologist
Environmental consultant
Field trials officer
Marine scientist
Nature conservation officer
Physician associate
Research scientist (life sciences)
With a Bachelor's degree in zoology, you can get an entry-level job as a zoologist or

She should take up B.Sc Zoology and then M.Sc Zoology - she can this way go for teaching in colleges.
The minimum level of education required for college professors is a Master's degree, which can qualify an individual for work as a professor at a community college. A doctoral degree is typically req