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I am a post graduate in biotechnology(MSc.)with GATE qualified in 2003 and also have one year experience of research (as JRF) on molecular cancer biology in DRDO Lab(INMAS DELHI)and at present working in CDRI(CSIR) Lucknow as JUNIOR TECHNICAL ASSISTENT since the last one year. My age is 27 year. Please guide me what I have to do now to make my future better and what are the jobs and career opportunities for me at present.
To enhance your long term prospects, it would be advisable to pursue a Ph D. There are jobs being advertised and some which can be accessed through job sites, so you have to keep track and apply. Try for the research positions being advertised in Employment News. You have to become proactive in the job search and also develop your resume writing and personal interview skills to impress prospective employers. You could try for Lectureship positions too.
By: Ms. Jayanti Ghosh |
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I have completed my BSc (PME) in dharwad, karnataka. I have played all India inter university tennis tournament. I wanted to do my MSc in electronics. Can u plz send me some college lists?
University of Pune is one of the prominent universities offering M. Sc. Electronic Science for which you may visit www.mkcl.ws/pupg for details of admission. For more, keep track of prominent newspapers daily.
By: Ms. Jayanti Ghosh |
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I am a physiotherapist with BPT qualification .can go for M.Sc.(physiology) with this. my aim is to do my PhD in (neurophysiology) in NIMHANS (Bangalore). Tell me the scope in this.
You would need to check with the university offering the course about your eligibility for the M Sc Physiology. One option is to check about eligibility for AIIMS at www.aiims.edu For Ph D in Neurophysiology at NIMHANS, you need Master's degree in Life Science or MBBS or BE degree. Log on to www.nimhans.kar.nic.in for more.
By: Ms. Jayanti Ghosh |
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I have completed my cadetship and am giving second mates exam. while on board I completed diploma in nautical sciences. now I am in a dilemma as to what to pursue, maritime law or MBA and also as to how to pursue the same. please guide me with the right choice and the requisite colleges offering these courses.
As it is you need to be a graduate first before you can plan for a three year LLB programme or a two year MBA, so fulfill the requirements for the degree in nautical science, work for a while and then decide whether you want to give up the merchant navy. Your law degree would not be a specialized one but you could work in maritime law thereafter through relevant experience. For professionals working in the merchant navy the Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Operation and Management at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (www.iitkgp.ernet.in/pgdmom) would be a specialized option. Otherwise you could do a general MBA. Making the switch would be advisable when you are well informed about the options in law and MBA, aware of the opportunities and sure that you have the right personality for it.
By: Ms. Jayanti Ghosh |
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I have done my bachelor degree with zoology what can i do further in this.
ZOOLOGY
You have the option of pursuing a master's degree in zoology or a related biological field like biotechnology, bioinformatics, microbiology, etc in case you are interested in careers related to research and teaching. Alternatively, you may apply for MBA, LLB, Hospital Management, MBA (Biotechnology) etc for related career prospects.
By: Ms. Jayanti Ghosh |
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I am ramaraju, MSc Chemistry. I am doing job in pharma drugs industry,position as q.c.chemist.Now Iwant to do some other course pg.diploma like related to pharma.please tell me which course is suitable forme. Iam wating for your reply.
There are many career oriented courses like dip. in Industrial Chemistry, Forensic Science, etc. Please check the websites : www.ignou.ac.in, www.iisc.ernet.in , www.osmania.ac.in etc.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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I have done B.sc. with physics as a major subject, which field provides me the best opportunity to move ahead?
You can go for MSc in Physics. There are many openings as engineer after that.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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I have completed my MSc in Microbiology in 2003 from Nagpur university and presently working as a lecturer for pg and ug , i wana pursue carreer in forensic science so where i could i start ands how?
There are many government forensic labs in the country which offer jobs like Forensic Scientist, analysist and research assistant. The EN has recently published an article on the matter. You may also go through the vacancies being published in EN, recently a number of vacancies have been advertised in EN by different labs.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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I have passed class-xii exam (in PCMBE). And want to get degree in nautical science but I do not know from where and how to get admission for the course. What is the duration of the course and what will be the expenditure during the whole course. What are the career prospects of it?
You can go for Bachelor of Fishing & Nautical Science (B.F.N.Sc.) or diploma in NAUTICAL SCIENCE leading to B.Sc. (Nautical Science). The former is conducted by the Central Institute of Fisheries, Nautical & Engineering Training (CIFNET) website: www.cifnet.nic.in while latter by Naval Maritime Academy in association with IGNOU website: www.namacindia.com. The elgibilty is XII with 60% marks and maximum age limit is 20 years.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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Sir, I am M.Sc. in (Analytical chemistry) from Saurastra University Rajkot, with first division Marks. I Want to join Forensic Lab. so, plz guide me. Now a day I am working in Torrent Pharmaceutical Ltd. since 2nd August 2005.
There are various regional forensic lab as well as that of CBI at its headquarter in Delhi. The advertise vacancies from time to time in EN and other leading national dailies. Please look out for it.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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Which are the medical diploma courses after 12th(1 yr), which could further be helpful if one wants to go for B.Sc. Nursing?
There are many courses like Diploma in Early Childhood Care and Education, Diploma in Counselling, Diploma in Education of the Physically Handicapped (Dip.Ph.H.), Diploma in Yogic Education, Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology (D.M.L.T.). Select any three year diploma course for doing BSc. Nursing which is conducted by IGNOU and other universities.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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AFTER BSc BIOTECHNOLOGY, WHICH IS BETTER REGARDING GOOD JOB-MBA (BIOTECHNOLOGY) OR MSc BIOINFORMATICS?
One round of applications for joining the Army Medical Corps as Short Service Commissioned Officers was announced in early May but the application deadline was over on 5the June. So you could keep track of the next notification about six months or a year later.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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I passed MSc life science from Assam university,Silchar.Now I am doing P.G Diploma in Bioinformatics conducted jointly by ECIL-dibrugarh university.Please inform me what is the job prospect.And where should I go in search of job after completion of this course.
There are many career prospects in the field of Bio-informatics. There are various streams like Pharmacy and iformatics where on can get a job as research associates and scientists. There are many govt. opening in regional research labs as well as reputed research institutes of TATA, Reliance etc. Keep watching career pullouts of Newspapers as well as vacancies in the EN. You can also visit website : www.bioinformaticscentre.org.
By: Ms. Hena Naqvi |
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My subjects are Chemistry, Botany and Zoology in B.Sc. I want to pursue Biotechnology. Please tell me the prospects in details.
Biotechnology is essentially research-oriented work in diverse fields such as agriculture, animal husbandry, pharmaceuticals, textiles, chemicals, genetics and environmental sciences. Biotechnologists have been able to improve the quality, nutritional content and yield of food products, alter genetic defects in animals and humans, create pesticides that protect crops without harming consumers, deal with wastes in an environment friendly manner and so on. As ongoing research keeps extending the horizons of knowledge, the scope of this field remains virtually infinite, making BT one of the hottest career avenues today, after IT. Exciting developments in genomics and DNA research, medical and agro-biotech are capturing the world's fancy. As this is essentially a research-oriented field, there is a demand for scientists and researchers for which a PhD is the minimum requirement. There is need for more trained technicians with excellent lab skills. Many avenues of employment exist and many new ones like Bioinformatics are emerging.
It is estimated that 3 lakh jobs will be generated in next three years. Even if we discount the exaggeration, BT does seem to be a "happening" field of work, offering exciting future prospects. In other words, it is unlikely that qualified biotechnologists will remain unemployed.
Most biotechnologists work in pharmaceutical, chemical, medical, instrumentation, poultry, animal and plant breeding, seed, floriculture and plant tissue culture-based industries. They are also involved in planning, production and management of bio-process and chemical industries, and pollution control in manufacturing plants. Many others work in universities and research labs run by the government or in R &D departments in the corporate sector. Employers include multinationals, large public and private sector corporations, pharma majors and research institutions and laboratories, both government and private, around the country.
You can even look at managerial positions in large organisations, where a Master's in Biotechnology would work in your favour.
By: Pervin Melhotra |
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I have done MSc zoology. I want to know about the jobs related to this field?
You have a fairly wide range of options:
Besides teaching, you could take up the job of a Research Assistant in a university, government body, health authority or industry or that of an Analyst in food & beverage and pharmaceutical industries to maintain quality and consistency of the products.
You could even work as a Medical or Laboratory Technician in hospitals and scientific institutions involved in conducting research and training.
Another area you could consider is marketing of pharmaceutical and healthcare products to medical and veterinary practitioners, retail pharmacists, hospitals and clinics.
Wildlife & forest conservation is yet another area you could be looking at. There the work could involve conducting biological surveys and making recommendations on the management and safeguarding of rare and endangered plants, animals and their habitats.
Forest and Wildlife Management is another upcoming field. The Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal is a premier institution in this field.
The Indian Forest Service also offers a rewarding career in the reserved forests and wildlife sanctuaries.
You could of course take a shot at the Civil Services exam if you are so inclined.
By pursuing specialized courses you could specialise in related areas like sericulture (rearing silk worms), aquaculture/pisciculture (breeding fish and other marine life), social forestry, conservation of wildlife, dairy and poultry farming, animal husbandry or the upcoming fields of biotechnology and bioinformatics.
After higher studies in Zoology you could work as a scientist in research-centered institutions like the Zoological Survey of India, the Indian Council for Forestry Research & Education, or the Wildlife Institute, Dehradun.
By: Pervin Melhotra |
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