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Hi,
The aspirants with a Master of Science in Zoology have a wide career scope with a number of job opportunities in the Public as well as Private sector. There are various work profiles available for the M.Sc Zoology graduates. They are offered really very attractive salary packages in reputed firms. They can get into any of the reputed Government firms by writing various exams conducted by PSC, UPSC and also SSC. Some of the employment areas suitable for a M.Sc Zoology graduates include the following.
Hospitals
Medical laboratories
Museums
Pharmaceutical Companies
Hatcheries
Environmental Agencies
Universities
Colleges
Agricultural firms
Wild life rehabilitation centers
Some of the job profiles suited for a B.Sc Zoology graduate includes the following.
Biology teacher
Laboratory Technician
Research Technician
Zookeeper
Technical writer
Animal Caretaker
Veterinary Technician
Veterinary Technologist
Environmental Consultant
The salary packages vary depending on the chosen job profile. It may also vary according to organizations.
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Hi,
There are no distance programs since the course curriculum includes a lot of field based subjects. It is advisable that you go for a full time course.
A few suggestions-
1. M.Sc in Wildlife Biology and Conservation
National Centre for Biological Sciences
2. Master Of Science in Wild Life Biology
A.V.C. College, Mannampandal
3. Master Of Science in Wild Life Science
Wildlife Institute of India, Saurashtra University
You may visit the respective websites for further details.
As for choosing the best, you can consider parameters such as Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and Success Rate.
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Hi,
As you have your CAT test after two days so during this last few days you may do the following things.
1. Revise all your basics.
2. Do at-least one full length test one or two days before the Exam.
3. Clearly identify your strong section/s and make sure you spent minimum time on them during the actual exam. Do remember the sectional cut off is as important as overall.
4. Reach well within time to Examination centre – no last minute rush. Have all the necessary papers and formalities done in time.
5. Don't get challenged with any question. Many times students take questions as a challenge and will try to solve it again and again – in the end you may solve it but it will consume a lot of time and it will also build unnecessary pressure.
6. Do remember silly mistakes cost a lot in the CAT. Generally all the wrong options in Maths and DI Sections would be arrived at considering those silly mistakes.
7. Last but not the least keep yourself as calm as possible for the full length of the exam.
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All the Best.