After B.Sc Chemistry, which is the best choice for high-paying jobs?

After B.Sc. Chemistry, I would suggest either pursuing MBA for good jobs or PG Diploma in either Plastic Processing or Plastic Packaging. Both are equally good option and high in demand. If you will do PG in either course through CIPET or IIPT you will be able to earn 18k as a fresher with ample opportunities for promotions and raise.

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Most of the industries nowadays use the chemicals in everything directly or indirectly like in food products, pharmaceuticals, electronic products or in construction. This creates opportunities for graduates, since they have the in-depth knowledge about various chemicals, compositions and their properties. The government laboratories, universities or colleges and the industries, mainly chemical and pharmaceutical, are the three major sectors which recruit the chemistry graduates. For the entry level jobs in these fields, graduates need at least a Bachelors degree in chemistry. But for the senior positions like in research, they need Ph.D. in the same. The main employers of chemistry graduates are in the chemical and related industries, such as: Agrochemicals Metallurgical Petrochemicals Pharmaceuticals Plastics and Polymers Toiletries. Graduates from this course will be better prepared to understand the new environment-friendly systems and can understand the processes that the chemical industry is adopting. Some of the fields you can go into: Analytical Chemist Bio-medical Chemist Chemical Engineering Associate Industrial Research Scientist Lab Chemist Materials Technologist Production Chemist Production Officer Quality Controller R&D Director Research & Development Manager Safety Health and Environment Specialist You may also specialize in areas of applied chemistry, such as cheminformatics or biochemistry, or develop knowledge in an area where chemistry graduates may be in demand, for example, forensic nanotechnology and forensic investigation. Further study is highly valued by employers, particularly within scientific and technical fields, as you'll develop more advanced theoretical knowledge and practical sector-specific skills. M.Sc. In Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Drug Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Physical & Materials Chemistry, Master of Business Administration (MBA) etc. Certification courses can also be one option for the B.Sc. Chemistry graduates is e. g. Post-Graduate Diploma in Analytical Chemistry (PGDAC). Some of the institutions that provide this Chemistry Courses are: Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar Loyola College, Chennai St. Xaviers College, Kolkata Marwari College, Ranchi Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University, Jaipur Madras Christian College, Chennai Fergusson College, Pune National Post Graduate College, Lucknow.

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After the graduation in chemistry, you can join M.Sc. Chemistry. And then you can apply for 1. If you are interested in research then qualify CSIR NET or GATE it give you fellowship for Ph.D. 2. UPSC GSI, (geo scientist ) 3. NTPC 4. DRDO and so many jobs in private sector as chemist.

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