What is the scope after studying M.Sc life science?

<p>Hi, For life science students, most of the opportunities are found in universities and research institutions. There are a large number of research institutions under the council of scientific and industrial research. You can opt the option of CSIR NET exam as it will give you a great career scope in research. If you are a science student and willing to pursue your career further as a junior research fellow or an assistant professor, then you should aim for CSIR NET exam, and later you can become a scientist.&nbsp;</p>

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Hi, Employment scope after Master of Life Science is very big, one can work as consultant, museum educator, pharmaceuticals, biophysicist and nutritionist after getting the degree. And can earn upto 2 Lacs to 5 LPA in the beginning of the career. Thanks.

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As said by Deepanshi, 1 option is to go for CSIRNET which will make you eligible for JRF or lectureship. The other option is to go abroad and study PhD in your area of interest which I think personally is the best option. Thirdly, you can give DRDO grade B scientists entrance test. You can also pursue law to become a patent agent IP. That is also an option. Hope this helps!

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