Hello,

Today, the environment is a major issue for every enterprise and government. Therefore, the potential for the future is enormous. After earning your M.Sc., there are several distinguished government posts available, including those with the state pollution control board, the meteorological department, and occasionally the Indian armed forces. However, I highly advise pursuing a JRF and PhD. After completing your PhD, you have a lot of opportunities, including those to become an assistant professor in any university and to work for private companies as an environment manager (check Indeed jobs). You can also start your own consultancy or NGO because the current situation has completely changed and every project now requires environmental clearance. Additionally, implementing environmental regulations is a difficult task for any organisation, so they hire qualified specialists for that. Overall, your future is bright, but you must first complete your PhD. There are few opportunities and opportunities at the msc level.

Environmental management consists of thorough, systematic, planned, and documented data on all aspects of environmental pollution. Additionally, it has several engineering-related components.

If you are interested in both management and the environment, I would advise choosing either the master's programme in environmental sciences or management of the environment. Depending on your interests, you might choose a standard MBA if you wish to radically modify your route.

Thank You