Microbiology

Definitely, it is a good career choice, it has a vast scope, due to the advancement in the field of Science and technology. The scope in this field is immense due to the involvement of microbiology in many fields like medicine, pharmacy, diary, industry, clinical research, water industry, agriculture, chemical technology and nanotechnology. After completing you can easily go to the Research network side, for who are dream organizations. Also providing the chance who want to do higher education in Doctorate degree. You can do job in the software field in the MNC companies.Career opportunities:
Food Microbiologists
Biochemist
Biotechnologist
Industrial Microbiologists
Bacteriologists
Protozoologists
Biomedical Scientist
Cell Biologists
Medical Microbiologists
Mycologists
Usually, the payments are higher in pharma companies starting from 2530k. Salary of a Quality control manager reaches upto INR 3,045 Lacs per annum. You can work as a college temporary teacher, researcher and as a lab assistant after your M.Sc Programme. (starting from INR 1,520k ). The place can be occupied as permanent by clearing NET exam (INR 40k after permanent ). After qualifying CSIR NET exam, when you get enrolled in any CSIR institute for Ph.D, you get a fellowship of INR 25k per month.

The following are examples of types of microbiologists:
Bacteriologists study the growth, development, and other properties of bacteria, including the positive and negative effects that bacteria have on plants, animals, and humans. Clinical microbiologists perform a wide range of clinical laboratory tests on specimens collected from plants, humans, and animals to aid in detection of disease. Clinical and medical microbiologists whose work involves directly researching human health may be classified as medical scientists. Environmental microbiologists study how microorganisms interact with the environment and each other. They may study the use of microbes to clean up areas contaminated by heavy metals or study how microbes could aid crop growth. Industrial microbiologists study and solve problems related to industrial production processes. They may examine microbial growth found in the pipes of a chemical factory, monitor the impact industrial waste has on the local ecosystem, or oversee the microbial activities used in cheese production to ensure quality. Mycologists study the properties of fungi such as yeast and mold. They also study the ways fungi can be used to benefit society (for example, in food or the environment) and the risks fungi may pose. Parasitologists study the life cycle of parasites, the parasite-host relationship, and how parasites adapt to different environments. They may investigate the outbreak and control of parasitic diseases such as malaria. Public health microbiologists examine specimens to track, control, and prevent communicable diseases and other health hazards. They typically provide laboratory services for local health departments and community health programs. Virologists study the structure, development, and other properties of viruses and any effects viruses have on infected organisms. Regards.