what jobs can i get in mumbai, india after having a bsc in zoology degree?

Hello,

BSc Zoology opens up a plethora of jobs in the government sector especially in research, forestry, environmental management, amongst others. Listed below are the top government jobs after BSc Zoology:

• Research Officer
• Forest Officer
• Project Manager
• Laboratory Assistant
• Associate Professor
• Entomologist
• Information Officer
• Technical Officer
• Medical Officer

Here are the top government organizations and departments where you can find government jobs after BSc Zoology:

• Indian Forest Services
• Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)
• Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change
• National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI)
• Zoological Survey of India
• Wildlife Organisations
• Institute of Advanced Study in Science & Technology (IASST)
• State Biodiversity Boards
• Forest Departments
• Research Institutes in India

Hope this helps!

Dear Student,

Bachelor of Science in Zoology is a 3-year graduation course. After completing this course you have numerous job opportunities in government departments, environmental agencies, universities and colleges. They also have opportunities in biotechnological and pharmaceutical fields.

Jobs opportunities after BSc. Zoology :-

Bio-Technician/biological technician: A bio technician, or biological technician, works with biologists and other scientists and assists them in solving scientific problems dealing with living organisms. The job role involves performing a test on blood or other biological substances. It also includes molecular diagnostic testing, pathology testing, and many other types of medical testing.

Animal Care specialist: The job involves taking care of pets and other domesticated animals. Training animals, rescue animals, zoo keeping are other roles related to this profile.

Wildlife and Conservationist: Wildlife and conservationists study all aspects of animal life and relate it to the management and conservation of natural resources. A conservationist is a person who advocates or acts for the protection and preservation of the environment and wildlife. The conservationist groups keep an eye on the environment activities and guide the government and corporate for the right actions towards the protection of the environment. The groups create pressure on the government for changing the wrong policies or creating new ones for the protection of the environment.

Teaching and research: There is a good scope in academics after studying M.Sc in Zoology. For the teaching and research at the university level, candidates are shortlisted based on both academic record and performance in a relevant nation-wide screening test, like UGC (NET/JRF), CSIR(NET/JRF), ICAR (JRF/SRF), SLET. As per the score in the exams candidates can go for a doctorate study in zoology. They can pursue research in structure, physiology, ethology, biogeography, marine biology, and other branches of zoology.

Zoologists and wildlife biologists: Zoologists and wildlife biologists study animals and other wildlife and their interaction with ecosystems. After pursuing the Ph.D. candidates can join the research and become a zoologist and wildlife biologists.

You can search for these jobs in Mumbai.

For further info, you can visit :- https://www.careers360.com/courses/zoology-course

Happy Learning!