Career

Yes, pursuing a career in BVSc can be a good option for individuals who have a passion for animals, a strong interest in healthcare, and a desire to make a positive impact on the well-being of animals and the communities they serve. Here are some reasons why BVSc can be a good career option:BVSc graduates have a wide range of career paths to choose from, including clinical practice, research, academia, public health, animal welfare, and more.The demand for veterinary services is relatively stable, as people continue to own pets and rely on animals for various purposes, such as food production and companionship.There's a growing need for veterinarians to ensure the health and safety of animals in various settings, including pets, livestock, wildlife, and laboratory animals.Veterinarians can work in private practices, animal hospitals, research institutions, zoos, government agencies, and more, allowing for varied and exciting work settings.

Working in the public sector comes with many benefits, such as job security, tax benefits, good pay, better job opportunities and more. Students completing their BA LLB degree from MJPRU can apply for jobs in various government organisations. Interested students can check the below table to know some of the prospective government jobs along with their average salaries:Job ProfilesAverage SalaryLegal AnalystINR 2 – 3 LPAPublic ProsecutorINR 5-8 lakhsLaw Officer INR 4-6 lakhs Civil LawyerINR 2 – 3 LPAAssistant Public ProsecutorINR 3-5 lakhsNote: The above salaries are collated from multiple sources and are likely to vary.