Hi Tanmay,
The general career option in India for Biology students is being a Doctor but this is not correct. There is no doubt becoming a doctor is best profession but in either case where you don't want to be doctor or related fields there are few options available to you.
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Hello
You can make career in the lectureship through CSIR NET Exam in Physical Science.The exam is a very good mode for candidates aspiring wonderful career in the Research too
For more details please visit CSIR Notification
If you are aspiring career in the Physics then CSIR NET is a very good option for you
You will have a wonderful career as a lecturer
The NET JRF Exam is conducted every year for the candidates like you
For more details check out CSIR NET 2018 Notification
Hello,
There are many opportunities for the master's degree in physics candidates.
you can get a job in PSUs or in research as a junior scientist or research assistant. If you are interested in teaching at the university level or in research & developments then you can go for the UGC NET Exam. Apart from the teaching or research, there are many benefits of the UGC NET Exam as follows:
Become a lecturer at the university level,
Get scholarships or fellowship awards,
Become an entrepreneur,
Get a job in PSUs
publish your articles
become an author
become a lab assistant
becom
Hi Tabassum,
Aspirants who are willing to check all the details in the UGC NET information to get familiar with exam dates, syllabus, exam pattern, etc.
Before doing anything make sure you should have the Complete knowledge about UGC NET Exams.
Hi Dency, good evening. I can sense that you are much worried. Identity your field of interest. You can always give an second try (attempting 12th again). Then based on your interest you can choose your future career. If you wish to discuss more,feel free too ping me back. Thank you.
All the very best for your future life.
Hello Rahul,
I think you have to go for M.Sc. Because as you say you want to b.ed. also thats mean you want to become a teacher. So after completing your M.Sc. you can appear for UGC NET Exam. It is the national eligibility test to examine knowledge to holding the position of researcher, professor or lecturer at India's top reputed universities.
You have to check out the Frequently Asked Questions About NET Exam to gain complete details regarind to examination.
Hope this answer will help you to choose best one between M.Sc. & B.ed.
Hi
After B.Sc in microbiology you can work as:
Biomedical scientist.
Biotechnologist.
Clinical research associate.
Food technologist.
Healthcare scientist, immunology.
Microbiologist.
Nanotechnologist.
Pharmacologist.
The most important thing is that from where you pursue your post graduation. It’s better to choose good institute or university which offers you good practical and industrial exposure, good placements like Lovely Professional University, Symbiosis Institute of business management, Christ university and few others.
I hope it helps.
There are many job opportunities for the candidates who have completed their Master’s.
In India, there are many research institutes that needs some professionals in different fields.
These institutes take the students from M.Sc. qualified candidates.
If you are interested in research and teaching field, then go for CSIR NET Exam
CSIR NET (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test) is a national level exam which awards lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship to the deserving candidates.
Get the eligibility criteria for CSIR NET from here – CSIR