M.Sc Microbiology

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Rakesh Kumar

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Hi, You can get a job after M.Sc. Microbiology and the package is also good. But that depends on you have taken admission in which university. As most institutes do not provide any placement as in today's world students need non technical skills also. If you want to do research then you have to pursue Ph.D. I can enlist you two top universities like Amity University and Lovely Professional University wherein you get proper environment and placement.

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rohith kola

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Placement perspective is low in this college.
Get more information from the link given below:
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Organizes Industrial/ educational tours during III Semester.
Curriculum includes project dissertation duration of 5-6 months in any national or international laboratory.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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By pursuing a Master's degree you can get a job in pharmaceutical companies, food and dairy industries as a quality control employer, medical coder and the status increases with experience. Usually the payments are higher in pharma companies starting from 2530k. Salary of a Quality control manager reaches upto 3045 lakhs per annum. You can work as a college temporary teacher, researcher and as a lab assistant after your M.Sc programme. (Starting from 1520k). The place can be occupied as permanent by clearing NET exam (40kafter permanent). After qualifying CSIR NET exam when you get enrolled in any CSIR institute for Ph.D. You get a fel
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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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You can go for research or can study medical microbiology.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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By pursuing a Master's degree you can get a job in pharmaceutical companies, food and dairy industries as a quality control employer, medical coder and the status increases with experience. Usually the payments are higher in pharma companies
You can work as a college temporary teacher, researcher and as a lab assistant after your M.Sc. Programme. You have many more opportunities if you do specialisation in a particular subject such as medical microbiology, clinical microbiology, immunology and geo-microbiology. In other countries like U. S microbiologist are considered next to doctors and they have a huge package there. But for Indians
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Nilay Pandit

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Hello Lucky,
If you have 60% is your then there are less chances of getting scholarships from a reputed or college or university for overseas education. Here is the list of some good university for MS in microbiology: -
La Trobe University
The University of Queensland
University of New South Wales -UNSW
RMIT University of Melbourne
Monash University of Tasmania (UTAS)
Flinders University of Western Australia
Swinburne University of Technology

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rohith kola

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Microbiology is the essence of public health and medicine. As more and more organisms achieve better survival with our current medications, there will be a renewed emphasis to develop newer ones just to keep up. Again, a doctorate would be better.
Lastly, biochemistry is closely tied to the prior 2. The basis of much of the newer drugs isn't necessarily by chance. As we understand receptor sites, membrane science and actions of enzymes and amino acids, then there is a better chance at helping us extend life.

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Here is the link, you can get all details regarding BBAU:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-food-science-and-technology-babasaheb-bhimrao-ambedkar-university-lucknow-269022

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