Hello,

Dietitian and microbiology both are different subject. Dietitian mainly the course of nutrition and diet basis. And microbiology you have to know about the bacteria, fangi, viruses, protozoa etc.

You are completed you BSC in dietitian but you want to do MSc in microbiology. You can do it if you are getting 55% marks in your graduation degree. But I'll suggest you can go for MSc in food science or MSc in nutrition. It will be better because your subject will be change or not change but your course purpose will be same. Now choice is totally yours which subject you choose for masters degree.

All the best.

Hello,

All the preferred career choices you mentioned are totally different from each other in the sense fashion designing is good for those with an artistic talent, to pursue a career in psychology it's important to have a natural liking towards helping people, and being empathy is one of the required trait, and a career in nutrition is focused on a knowing more about in-depth aspect of food and healthier ways to live free from any illness and  people too in recent times have become extremely health conscious, and all the three field you have  mentioned are quite different from one another, since you're yet to start your 12th, there is more and one year in order to decide your career, take your time and perhaps discuss with your parents regarding the choices, I would say if your passion is fashion designing then focus on it whole-heartedly, since you mentioned it in the top-list, the courses you mentioned are very  different from one another, and it's not like they fall in the same discipline, so as per your strong preference, choose the course, and you can also evaluate the same from the fact that which are all the subjects which you enjoy and at the same time score good marks as well, this can be of the deciding factor.

Hello,

With graduation in English Literature it will be not possible for you to pursue master's degree in nutrition and dietetics, the reason being the eligibility criteria for this emphasis on having a science background in the sense you need to be a graduate in relevant discipline, you can explore your choices in terms of other interest for example if you like teaching pursue BEd or you can do master's degree in your domain and appear for UGC NET for teaching at university level, if you like writing you can explore content writing, copy writing, or some of the courses which are in high demand are digital marketing, with the boom of social media the role of marketing has changed a lot, you can pursue MBA if you have interest towards management studies or LLB in case law interest you.

Hello,

To become a Dietician, you need to follow the steps ;

• Clear class 12th with any stream (Science with Biology is preferred).
• Pursue B.Sc/B.A Nutrition or B.Sc Food Technology.
• Pursue a PG Diploma in Nutrition or an M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition.
• Intern for 6-months and clear the Registered Dietician entrance exam.

The professionals can be employed at places such as colleges, schools, research institutes, private and government hospitals, yoga centres, government’s health departments etc.

http://idaindia.com/rd-eligibility/

You can refer to this link for more information about the eligibility criteria.

Passing of RD Exam is mandatory for those candidates who want to become Registered Dietician in India.

• Registered Dietitian Exam consists of two test papers each (having three sections each) of two hours duration.
• The candidates are required to obtain 50% for qualifying, and a minimum of 45% for each paper.

https://www.careers360.com/articles/4880-Career-review-nutrition-and-dietetics/amp

You can also refer to this link for more information

Hope this helps!!

Hey!

You need to study Master's in dietetics. You need to have 60% aggregate marks in Bachelor’s of Science Degree or equivalent, subject to the qualifying entrance exam in the college. Or else you can go for internship.

After that, you can find jobs in fields and organisations such as: private sector or public hospitals, nursing care facilities, advertising or marketing, food manufacturing.

Thank you.

Hello,

After completing your graduation and post-graduation/ PG diploma, you will be termed as a Nutritionist.

For this you have register yourself with Indian Dietetic Association as a Registered Dietician.

• You are required to pass the entrance exam conducted by the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA).
• You should have either completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Nutrition & Dietetics or a M.Sc. in Food & Nutrition, followed by a 6-months internship after graduation, to be eligible for the exam.

For exam pattern

It will be divided into 2 papers.

1. Paper 1 will have Human Physiology, Biochemistry, Physiologic and Metabolic Changes in Disease, Food Microbiology, etc.
2. Paper-2 includes Human Nutrition and Meal Management, Community Nutrition, Diet Therapy (Theory), etc.

You can do these courses ;

• Certificate in Dietetics
• Diploma in Diet Assistant
• Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics
• B.Sc. in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics

Hope this helps!!

Hello student ,

If we talk about clinical nutritionist and dietitian then clinical nutritionist uses a holistic approach to healing , taking into his consideration of the person's body in whole mind , body and soul and has practiced it on different patient .

Where as  clinical dietitians use knowledge in the science of nutrition to advise on appropriate diet, food and menu planning to treat nutrition related disease and has practiced it clinically on the patients .

And if we talk about normal nutrionist and dietitian then normal nutrionist are those who would have only know to guide people about healthy eating habits to improve health and prevent disease , but didn't had practiced on the basis of clinically same as normal dietitian guide us about the science of nutrition and advises others about healthy eating but has not practiced it clinically .

Hope you find this helpful .

Hey!

As you have completed your undergraduate degree in Food Science and Nutrition, after this you need to pursue a PG diploma in nutrition or msc in food technology. Then, you need to intern for 6 months (training is mandatory) and clear the Registered Dietician entrance exam to obtain the Registered Dietician license from the IDA.

Hope it helped to clear your delimma

Thank you

To become a registered dietitian in India you need the following educational qualifications: B.Sc. in Home Science (Food and Nutrition)/ B.Sc. in Nutrition and Dietetics. Post B.Sc., you must also complete M.Sc. or PG Diploma in Clinical Nutrition/Food & Nutrition.

After completion of the relevant B.Sc. and M.Sc. courses, you must go through a 6 months long internship stint at any one of the hospitals that are recognized by the IDA OR possess 2 years work experience at any multidisciplinary hospital as a dietitian.

After satisfying the educational qualifications and internship period, you may appear for RD exam held by the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA) and clear it. After successfully clearing the exam, you may register with the IDA and become a registered dietitian (RD).

Your starting salary will depend on factors like qualifications, job profile, profile of the employer and job location. Depending upon the above mentioned factors, a nutritionist or dietitian could earn anywhere between 10 - 20K INR per month (at the beginning). After gaining some work experience, this figure will see a steady increase.