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Microbiology is a broad discipline that involves the study of the biology of bacteria, viruses, protozoa and fungi. The main focus of the course is the pathogenic potential of the organisms that cause disease in man. The course also covers aspects of the biochemistry, physiology and genetics of microorganisms. Microbiologists are in demand in medical research, quality control, and the biotechnology industry. Many such graduates secure jobs as researchers working in universities, pharmaceutical and bioscience companies and institutes. Successful graduates of the course also progress into laboratory-based careers in clinical or technical roles which do not involve research. The transferable skills one develops also equip one well for a wide range of careers outside the lab. There are several job opportunities for those who want to pursue a career in microbiology. Microbiologists can find job opportunities in sectors such as government and private hospitals, food industries, research and development organizations, chemical industries and pharmaceutical industries.

After successful training in export management, an export executive can find employment in: Export Department of Companies, Export Houses, Trading Houses, Star Trading Houses, Super Star Trading Houses, Export Processing Zones, and Export Oriented Units, Export Promotion Councils, Development Authorities & Commodity Boards, Cargo Clearing & Handling Agents, Marine Insurance Companies, Packaging Industries.
In this field vacancies are normally there for marketing, documentation, shipping and packaging departments of global business entities including MNCs and other international trading houses. Lastly, an export executive can always take up self employment and start his own export venture. Many Indian export executives have written their own success stories in India and abroad.