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Are there any government jobs that I can seek after completing BSc at BN College, Patna University?

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    Himanshi Pandey | Contributor-Level 10

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    After graduating from BN College, Patna University, there are various career opportunities for BSc graduates in the government sector. Graduates are eligible to apply for the competitive exams leading to various government jobs. These exam are conducted by various recruiting organisations/ departments. Some government departments/organisations that BSc graduates of the college can join are listed below:

    • Forest Department
    • Indian Agricultural Research Institute
    • AIIMS 
    • Food Corporation of India (FCI)
    • RBI
    • Indian Air Force
    • Indian Railways

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