M.Sc. in Zoology 

at Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University, Purulia

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Your future will be shaped by the career you select, so it's critical to think carefully about a variety of factors, including "What is the scope after doing an M.Sc. in zoology?" "How many job opportunities are there after an M.Sc. in zoology?" and "What is the salary after an M.Sc. in zoology?" The following is a list of a few of the factors:

• Future scope Salary,
• Entitlements,
• Terms & Conditions
• Job Market Outlook
• Company Culture,
• and History Employee Benefits

Pharmaceutical, Food Industry, Breweries, Biotechnology, Public Utilities Petroleum, mining forest, Education, NGOs, and Agriculture are the main recruiting sectors for Zoology jobs in India.

Zoology offers immense scope to a candidate who has done a master's degree in the Zoology subject. No one can understand animals and their behavioural patterns like Zoologists do. So they have lots of options in terms of career. They can work as Animal Behaviorists, Conservationists, Wildlife biologists, Zoo curators, Wildlife educators, Zoology Faculty, Forensic Experts, Lab Technicians, and Veterinarians.

The government, non-government, and corporate sector offers jobs to people who have completed the UG and PG zoology courses. The salary offered varies from sector to sector depending upon the skills, qualifications, experience, and other specific demands of the recruiters.

As a fresher or at the entry-level the average salary package offered varies from INR 2 to INR 3 LPA. People with a decent number of years of experience can earn up to a salary package of INR 6 to 10 LPA. The detailed salary offers as per the experience is given below:

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