Dear Tanvi,

To decide which has more scope is a little tricky question.

I would potrait an overview of the three from which you should be able to infer and decide for yourself.

Forestry can be done on both in undergraduate and post graduate level and secure a job in state as well as central government sector.

Pay and perks would be according to the pay band of 7th pay commission for central government employees and pay scale of the state government.

The selection procedure for the job would be purely based on the recruitment process of the centre and the state 

This is an area with lot of job opportunities but generally ignored.

The basic eligibility is 10+2 with biology option and not less than 50% marks.

Biotechnology is generally into research and development.

It is a super speciality area, so one should be willing for long working hours and should have perseverance.

The eligibility is 10+2 with biology option and not less than 50% marks.

Degree in zoology follows by post graduation and doctoral programs.

Post graduation you can be specialising in ecology, genetics, anatomy or any related subject of your choice.

Graduates can work in the field assisting researchers.

Admission is purely based on merit.

You can work in laboratories and also can take up teaching in both school and university level.

Hope this helps

Happy career planning

Preetha Ajit

Career planner