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An individual pursuing a career as health inspector is a professional healthcare officer who inspects public places and companies that are involved in manufacturing. Health inspector jobs are to spend most of the time while traveling and inspecting public places. The inspector awards sanitation grades to businesses that determine the level of sanitation involved in the internal functioning of the places. He/She also imposes violations on the companies where their standard safety measures that impact the general people's health do not meet. A person who is pursuing a career as health inspector maintains the files and evaluate businesses to SEE improvement in sanitation. Health inspector jobs may also be required to present at court proceedings and present evidence of the establishment's violations of safety measures. How to become a Health Inspector?
01 Step : Qualify 10+2 in any Science Stream: Students need to be clear about health inspector qualification requirements. Here we will be providing you with a number of steps to know how to become a health inspector. Candidates are required to pass 10 +2 with an aggregate of 50 per cent marks in Physics Chemistry Biology as compulsory subjects.
02 Step : Entrance Examination: JEE Main BITSAT ICAR AIEEA etc.
03 Step : Bachelor's degree: Aspirants can earn a Bachelor's degree in occupational health, natural Science or environmental sciences. The popular Bachelor's degrees are B.Sc. And B.Tech. , aspirants may enroll in it with as relevant specializations like Life Science/ Food Science, Food Technology, Agriculture Engineering etc. So from above a Bachelor's degree in occupational health, natural Science or environmental sciences are needed for health Inspector. However, you can do the Diploma in Health Inspector course of two years of duration from any recognised Institute in order to become eligible for Health Inspector post.

It depends on you, whether you want to pursue your career in more of a technical work or get into management. For specializing in a technical degree, go for M.Tech and for management, you can go for MBA.
There are many specialisations in which you can do M.Tech after completing your B.Tech in computer science like:
1. M.Tech CSE.
2. M.Tech aerospace engineering.
My personal choice is aerospace engineering as it has very good career prospects and job opportunities. To pursue this specialization you can go for:
1. IIST – Kerala.
2. IIT - Mumbai/Kanpur.
3. UPES - Dehradun.
UPES - Dehradun also has further specialisation available in both these courses. All of these are best bets and have good placements opportunities.
For MBA, I think NICMAR (Pune, Hyderabad and Goa campus), UPES - Dehradun and MIT - Pune are some of the best bets to pursue a career in management. These have good infrastructure, exposure, faculty support and placement cells.