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Jobs in government sector:
The job opportunities in the government sector in the area of forestry are significant. There are jobs in:
1. Forest wood-based industries.
2. Consultancy and research areas.
3. Development organizations etc.
Besides this, the candidates can also apply to other government organizations by attending the various examinations conducted by the government such as: UPSC, SSS, bank exams, etc.
Central government jobs after B.Sc forestry:
As for a B.Sc forestry graduate, they can attend many of the central government exams which are being conducted. They can be part of the recruitment procedures in various central government departments. The forestry graduates can attend in the UPSC exams for going into services such as IAS, IPS, etc. The government also is in the need for graduates in various governmental departments. They can also attend the Staff Selection Commission exam (SSC) which is conducted at regular intervals. Hence, the opportunities in the government sector for the graduates who have done their forestry course are also plenty.
Public sector banking jobs after B.Sc forestry:
The banking jobs have also been increasing day by day. Various public sector and private sector banks are conducting the test for the recruitment of banking professionals for the post of PO and clerks. The basic eligibility criterion for attending these exams is graduation in any discipline. They should also have an aggregate of 60% in the qualifying exams. Hence, the B.Sc. forestry graduates can also apply in for all these bank vacancies which are notified.
Top colleges are mentioned below:
1. College Of Agriculture - Hebbal
2. College Of Forestry – Srinagar.
3. Gujarat Agricultural University, Faculty of Agriculture – Banaskantha.
4. Kerala Agricultural University – Vellanikkara.
5. Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology – Bhubaneswar.
6. Jawharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya - Faculty of Agricultural Engineering – Jabalpur.
7. Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth – Dapoli.