Which course has better job scope - M.Sc. Biochemistry or M.Sc. Human genetics and molecular biology?
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Both are good courses, but M.Sc. Biochemistry is more recognised in the job market than M.Sc. Human Genetics and Molecular Biology
1. Job options with a M.Sc. In Biochemistry: You can apply for positions as a research scientist, quality controller, educator, chemist, quality analyst, and pharmacist, among other positions, with this degree. You can get a salary package around Rs. 3–5 Lacs in this industry.
2. Job opportunities with a M.Sc. In Human Genetics and Molecular Biology This is a more specialised degree that can lead to positions such as researcher at ICMR, educator with CSIR NET qualification, clinical scientist, and so o...more -
M.Sc. Biochemistry has better scope because biochemistry field is a fast-growing sector in present society. You can get placed in various health sectors, food industries and research institutions and teaching field that's why biochemistry has slight edge on both genetics and bio in job.
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