Is B.Sc Zoology, a right course to pursue to have a financial future?

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    rohith kola | Guide-Level 14

    7 years ago
    As your major specialization is Biology, and you belongs to bio background you have following career options along with higher studies:-
    Geneticist
    Horticulturist
    Molecular Biologist
    Plant Biochemist
    Weed Scientist
    Science Adviser
    Botanist
    Plant Explorer
    Forest Ranger
    Farming Consultant
    Florist
    Forester
    Biology Content Developer
    Biological Technician
    Conservationist
    Ecologist
    Mycologist
    Environmental Science
    You can also work in any pathology labs as a:microbiologist
    Medical laboratories
    Testing Laboratories
    Seed and Nursery organizations
    Agricultural Research Organizations
    Hospital Administration
    Medical research
    Food Institutes
    Wildlife and Fishery Departments
    ...more

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