What can I do after B.Sc in chemistry, botany and zoology?

Hello Prashant Dhurandhar, Thanks for asking. After completing B.Sc. in these subjects, you have many options available. Like, you can go for further studies like - M.Sc. or MBA to get a high paying &amp; reputed job. After completing M.Sc, you can apply for CSIR net exam, which is conducted for Science students to pursue their career further as Junior Research Fellow or Assistant Professor. Get complete details &amp; benefits of qualifying the exam here - <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam</a> The complete guide of CSIR NET. If you are not interested in technical work, then you can also prepare for competitive exams like Bank Exams or SSC Exams. Because in most of competitive exams the eligibility required is Graduation. So you can also prepare for that. I hope it will help you. Best of luck.

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Hi Prashant, With a B.Sc in Chemistry under your belt you could consider options ranging from Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical research and IT to management, Media, Academics, Social Work and Law, to name a few. Any of the choices listed above will require a post graduate degree in that area like a M Sc for Biotech, an MBA for Management or a Mass Comm. degree for Media. The pharmaceutical industries where genetically engineered drugs are developed and manufactured also look forward to employing biochemists. Research related agricultural industries also absorb individuals with background in chemistry. Depending on your specialization, options will be available both in the pharma sector as well as research and development. However, we recommend that you work for a couple of years before pursuing post-graduation. Some work experience will help you know your strengths and areas of interest better so you will make a more informed choice for your post graduate studies. Work experience will also help you perform better in admission interviews for postgraduate institutes in any area. After completing B.Sc Zoology, you may find employment in wild life, national parks, botanical gardens, zoos, laboratories, aquariums, animal clinics, fisheries and aquaculture, museums, research, pharmaceutical companies, veterinary hospitals etc. Botany is the study of plants. With the advancement of technology the study of botany means the study of how plants are used in biotechnology, the significant part that they play in ecosystems and of course how they can continue to provide food, medicines and even fuel to an ever-expanding global population. Hope this helps. Wish you luck.

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All subjects are almost same for the career but the only difference is that all have different topics. Botany is related to plants, Zoology is related to animals and chemistry is related to chemicals. So, go for those subjects only for which you feel comfortable. Thanks for asking.

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botany is better than Zoology, botany create more scope then rest

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If you want to select teaching as an option, you can go for Ph.D. or B.Ed. One more options is management courses like you can go for hospital management and related to that. All these jobs are high paying jobs.

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