Details about job after B.Sc with Botany, Zoology and Chemistry .

1) u vl become horiculturist for gardens 2) technical asst/ lab asst. in colleges/laboratories 3) chemist in process n chemical industries 4) chemistry is the better option, to do M.Sc and get higher level job 5) applying for govt/pvt jobs n preparing for public service exams

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Rinku panwar, After completing a B.Sc. With Botany, Zoology and Chemistry there are various career opportunities available in different sectors. Here are a few popular career options: Research: One can opt for a career in research and development by pursuing higher studies like an M.Sc. Or a Ph.D. in any of the three subjects. There are several research opportunities available in fields like biotechnology, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and environmental sciences. Teaching: Another popular career option after B.Sc. With Botany, Zoology and Chemistry is teaching. One can pursue a career in teaching in schools or colleges. With higher education, one can also become a professor or a researcher in universities and research institutes. Environmental Science: With the increasing awareness of environmental issues, one can also opt for a career in environmental Science. Environmental scientists work towards preserving and conserving the environment by identifying, analyzing, and solving environmental problems. Agriculture: One can also pursue a career in the agricultural sector. The knowledge of botany and Chemistry can be helpful in understanding the soil, fertilizers, and pesticides. One can work in the agricultural industry as a researcher, consultant, or as a farmer. Pharmaceutical Industry: The knowledge of Chemistry can be useful in the pharmaceutical industry. One can work as a research scientist, quality control analyst, or drug safety associate. Forensic Science: With a degree in Botany, Zoology and Chemistry one can also pursue a career in forensic Science. Forensic scientists use their knowledge of Chemistry Biology and other sciences to analyze evidence in criminal investigations. These are just a few career options available after B.Sc. With Botany, Zoology and Chemistry. There are many more career paths available, depending on your interests and aspirations.

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Frankly speaking job opportunities after B.Sc. In these courses are very less. You need to have a master's degree in order to have a good professional life. Actually these courses are more theoretical oriented. So students do not get the proper industrial exposure, knowledge of practical applications and the required experience to flourish in these departments. Once you do a master's you are considered a knowledgeable person in your field. Then you may have the opportunity to start with a full time project or assist a professor on a project. Slowly working on these you build a strong set of knowledge and experience which helps you to build you career. A Ph.D. in your domain boosts your potential a lot to further develop in Science. It takes time and you need to be academically strong to clear all the exams and interviews at various stages in your life. It will take time and things may come slowly. But if you enjoy it you can really cherish every moment of yours studying or working. Talking in terms of opportunities you can be a forensic expert, or placed in a pharmaceutical firm, may be in a PSU such as Indian oil, ONGC, Oil India. You may even go further to be a research scholar and taking yourself to next level to become a scientist. I don't have much idea about careers in Zoology or botany, but one of my known acquaintance did botany hons from Hindu, University of Delhi and then PG from Tata Institute of Fundamental Research. He is currently in London earning a good salary working with a firm where he is responsible to manage the safety of biosphere during a project. So I would advise pursue what you wish to study. Somewhere you will get a path to walk upon which will make you very happy.

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Frankly speaking job opportunities after B.Sc. In these courses are very less. You need to have a master's degree in order to have a good professional life. Actually these courses are more theoretical oriented. So students do not get the proper industrial exposure, knowledge of practical applications and the required experience to flourish in these departments. Once you do a master's you are considered a knowledgeable person in your field.

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after pursue graduation from botany u can apply in indian forestry service, teacher,etc

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