Life Science

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M.Sc Life sciences or Master of Science in life sciences is a postgraduate degree program offered by various universities and colleges around the country. It is a course that spans for two academic years divided into four semesters. The course gives a deep study of the various life process in plants, animals and human beings along with microorganisms like fungi, algae and virus. It is a study of the living beings at all levels starting from the molecular and cellular levels to the major life processes life respiration, digestion, reproduction, etc. The tuition fees for the course ranges from 4000 INR-50,000 INR per month and the condition that is compulsory for getting into this course is that a student must have at least 50% marks in B.Sc. or equivalent. Employment scope for Masters of Life Science is very high, one can work as a consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist, and nutritionist after getting the degree and can earn up to 2 to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career.
What is the M.Sc Life sciences about?
The course is about the study of organisms at all the possible levels. The students of life sciences are required to study organisms and microorganisms at the molecular and physiological levels. The course is an advanced level Master's degree course and thus requires a pre-understanding of the workings of the organisms on a more general level. This course is a combination of biology at microorganism level as well as at the level of human beings, thus making the scope of the course very broad. Who should opt for M.Sc Life sciences? In the recent years, scientists and researchers have taken up the study of microorganisms and organisms very deeply and have made the field of life sciences a very promising career option. The Master's degree course in life sciences provides better opportunities to the students in order to learn the concepts related to life processes in all beings. One of the major contributions of life sciences in the field of medicine and health is the study of the cancer cells and tumour cells and their behaviour in the physical bodies. This study and the research in this field has helped doctors to come up with cancer treatments by noting their behavioural patterns.

Hello Jara,
After the graduation in Life Science, you have wide scope. If you want to go for the further higher studies you can go for the following:
Masters degree in Business administration
forestry and environment management.
Veterinary public health
Advance diploma in Bi therapeutics
Advance diploma in clinical research
If you want to make a career after graduation in Life Science go for the following fields:
Food and Manufacturers
Clinics and Hospitals
Medical research
laboratory
Food and drug
admin
Public health Agencies
Environment consultant explorer
Ecologist Horticulturist
If you want to make a career as a researcher& development or Lectureship or Assistant professor in the national laboratory or top universities then you can go for UGC NET Examination. the eligibility for the UGC NET exam is master's degree with minimum 55% marks. There is no age limit for Assistant professor but 28 years old max age for the JRF. checkout: https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility
In India, you can make career in public sector as well as in private sector. Following companies gives opportunity to the candidates in these field:
Bharat petroleum
Indian oil corporation
ISRO
BPCL
Check out the following blog for more information:
http://entrance-exam.net/what-to-do-after-b-sc-life-science