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Microbiologists play an important role in understanding and managing Hello Neighbor microorganisms to improve human health, protect the environment, and advance scientific knowledge.

Hello Chanda,Firtly you have to choose right subject for NET exam according to your masters' subject. As you say you are post graduated with Microbiology then the best option for you is CSIR NET Life Sciences. It is an national level exam which is conducted by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research on bi-yearly basis every year.According to CSIR guidelines, to appear for this you should have at least 55% (for general) or 50% (for SC/ST/PwD/OBC) marks in post graduation.There is no age limit for Assistant Professor but if you want to apply for CSIR NET JRF then your age must not exce

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.

What is MSC Microbiology Project Topics List ? MSC Microbiology In India, MSc Microbiology (Master of Science in Microbiology) is a two-year postgraduate programme. It studies living creatures and their interactions with the environment by combining the sciences of chemistry and biology. To apply for the MSc Microbiology programme, you must have a Bsc degree from a recognised university with a minimum grade point average of 50% or higher. The course is structured into four semesters that address various parts of the programmes, including as biostatistics, immunology, and virology. Every studen

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Hello Jagrati, To be a lab technician, you must have post graduation degree. The candidates must fulfill the eligibility to be lab technician. The UGC NET is one of the option which will allow you to be a lab assistant. UGC NET is a national level exam, which is held for the lectureship in the universities, to pursue the PhD and for JRF awards. The candidates who qualify the NET Exams are eligible to opt one of following options: become assistant professor in colleges get scholarships and fellowships Be a scientist and research associates get a job in PSUs become an author or publish articles

 Dear vishwas   I am glad to guide you in your future. You have a lot of options like if you have done your 12th then you can prepare for SSC. And if you have done your graduation, then you can prepare many other exam options like Bank, Railways, SSC CGL, IAS. You have to choose what you want to do. I am giving you a link, from this you can take the information on any exam. Examink - India’s Educational Portal for UPSC, SSC, Railway Exam

Hi, You can make your career in Research Field & Lectureship, for this you will prepare for entrance exam which is related to the field and the exam is CSIR NET Exam. Thanks

Hi, Why don’t you go for Lectureship/Research Field? You can make your career in the Research and Lecturer in any reputed college. Well CSIR NET Chemical Science is the perfect gateway to start your career in these two fields. Thanks  

Do what you enjoy... Both are equally good... I am a Biotechnology students so slightly biased against Microbiology as I have seen a very limited scope...  Choose Microbiology if you have not only the passion but also the patience and perseverance...  Best wishes..

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You can take the CSIR NET Exam as you have such a reputable degree. You can pursue a career in research and teaching by taking this exam. You may register for the CSIR NET Exam's Life Science Paper. bluey game

Hello Piksy.. Microbiology is one among the new generation courses and thus a having a better research opportunities in it. You can join for BSc Microbiology or MSc Microbiology as per your last qualification. Best institutes for Microbiology courses are Fergusson College, Lovely Professional University, St. Xavier's College, Punjab University etc. You will have a lot of fields like healthcare, Food sector, Industrial sector,education sector etc  to find jobs. 

Complete your Masters in the same subject and then appear in the CSIR NET Exam. You can apply for the Life Science Paper of CSIR NET Exam. You can be Researcher or Lecturer after clearing this Exam. Check the details here: CSIR NET Exam CSIR NET Eligibility

Hi Mandal.. The options available after B.Sc in Microbiology are Masters in Microbiology, Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, Biochemistry, Food Technology, Agriculture, Nutrition and Dietetics etc. Some of the top institutes for pursuing these courses are SRM university, Pondicheri University, Lovely Professional University, Banaras Hindu University etc. You can get good exposure in the field if you are pursuing the course in such institutes as they are conducting workshops, conferences etc regularly.