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ananya sharmastudent
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Hi,
M.Sc degree in microbiology offers good opportunities in the field of agricultural firms, food processing firms and pharmaceutical firms etc
If I talk about Maharashtra than - An entry-level position as Assistant Medical Superintendent could command between Rs. 40,000-50,000 and then go up to Rs. 50,000-55,000 as Deputy Medical Superintendents, then close to Rs. 1 Lakh as Medical Superintendent.
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M.Sc degree in microbiology offers good opportunities in the field of agricultural firms, food processing firms and pharmaceutical firms etc
If I talk about Maharashtra than - An entry-level position as Assistant Medical Superintendent could command between Rs. 40,000-50,000 and then go up to Rs. 50,000-55,000 as Deputy Medical Superintendents, then close to Rs. 1 Lakh as Medical Superintendent.
Thank you.
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Rochit Goel
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Being a M.Sc in Microbiology pass out you have two main defined disciplines to pursue a career I.e. Education and Research. With a M.Sc degree you can apply to teach in various institutions or you may write to qualify NET for the posts of lectureship.
Research is another huge domain that you may enter but for this one would require a doctoral program in a specific topic based on your interest.
With SAS being an entirely a different application but can be of help in terms creating and processing analytic but then it is better to go for it if you have had some work experience. With a background of Microbiology, you can opt for Clinical Re
Research is another huge domain that you may enter but for this one would require a doctoral program in a specific topic based on your interest.
With SAS being an entirely a different application but can be of help in terms creating and processing analytic but then it is better to go for it if you have had some work experience. With a background of Microbiology, you can opt for Clinical Re
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Himanshu Rao
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Eligibility Criteria
Candidates who have passed 12th or equivalent with Biology or Mathematics as one of their subjects can opt for undergraduate courses. For post-graduate courses the students who have passed B.Sc with Life Science/Microbiology are eligible.
Candidates who have passed 12th or equivalent with Biology or Mathematics as one of their subjects can opt for undergraduate courses. For post-graduate courses the students who have passed B.Sc with Life Science/Microbiology are eligible.
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jayakishore aireripgd vlsi&ehd-btech or msc (NIEIT)
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u r also eligible for teaching in medical colleges
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Nikhlesh Mathur
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Sonali, I would suggest for Microbiology. It is a growing field and already opening for it are on the increase. Research based industry which is into developing products / processes through Biotechnology would be the ideal for you to make a career.
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Arindam BiswasLife is all about good carrier!
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Jadavpur university, Calcutta university gives B.Sc. Microbiology and Raja Bazar Science College kolkata gives you opportunity to pursue 80% in B.Sc. Microbiology
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