Which is better M.Sc. Microbiology or M.Sc. Clinical research? And after M.Sc. Clinical Research can I still give csir net?
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Hii, Government jobs- All Those who are looking for a job after completing Master of Science in Microbiology can find plenty of job opportunities in the central government sector. Several vacancies are available for them in the research institutes run by central government. These graduates can apply for Scientist, Research Assistant, Technical Assistant, Field Assistant or Project Assistant posts in these institutes whenever vacancies are available. Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences, New Delhi offers Microbiologist job for these graduates. Higher studies- Candidates who would like to continue their studies in microbiology can fur...more
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