A bachelor’s programme in Science can open the doors for endless opportunities. However, much of it depends on the areas where an individual’s interest lies. One can always pursue higher studies on their respective discipline by enrolling in a postgraduate diploma and master’s programme. This will not only help in gaining in-depth knowledge and grasping skills required for an individual in their domain but will open different new job/ research opportunities.
If you are someone who is not looking ahead for further studies, you can apply for different job profiles available in private/ government agencies.
I’m pass out my graduation from B.Sc (physical science) and i’m not intresting in M.Sc i can give the exam paper of drdo and isro i am eligible for that type of exam
After b.sc i would suggest you to go for B.E.d and M.sc
Actually I have done BSc (h) chemistry and now pursuing b.ed. I'm in a grim situation about what to do after b.ed? Should I go for MSc chemistry or M.Ed.?
I would be more than happy on getting your reply.
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After B.Sc I would suggest you to go for M.Sc programme with your desired specialization as there will be more opportunities after completing post graduation programme.
But if you are interested for doing the job then I would suggest you to prepare the Gov. Exams like Banking, SSCGL, RRB etc. Or you can go for -
- Research analyst
- Teachers
- Technical Writer/Editor
- Consultant
Good Luck!
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You have many options like you can either go for higher studies or you can try for job as well like M.Sc Mathematics, M.Sc Physics, M.Sc Chemistry, M.Sc Computers, M.Sc Zoology, M.Sc Botany, MBA, MCA, B.Ed programs are open for you also you can try for competitive exams like Bank Po & Clerk CBI, SSC Railway, NTPC, BHEL, FCI, IAS, IPS, UPSC.
Also, B.Sc graduates recruit in below job profile as well -
Science graduates also get recruited in the bank sector to work as customer service executives. Students can also find employment in government sectors.
Job Profiles-
Scientist, Scientific Assistant, Research analyst, Teachers, Technical Writer/Editor, Lecturers, Chemist, Enumerators, Researcher, Biostatistician, Clinical Research Manager Consultant etc.
Note : There are so many options are available for you so better to consider your interest and potential before you make your decision.
Hope this helps!!!
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Lakin mujhe iske bare main jyada kuchh ni pta
So please help me please
After your BSc degree you can go for higher study like M.Sc, MBA,MCA and B.Ed. or you can make your career in Bank Po & Clerk, CBI, SSC, Railway, NTPC, BHEL, FCI, IAS, IPS and UPSC
Good Luck!!
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