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hi sir,
i am shruti and i am currently doing b.sc biotechnology and wanted to persue my study in biotechnology for m.sc also but now i am in the big dilema as everyone is suggesting me not to opt for biotechnology as it has no career in india atleast and to opt for pure science like biochemistry so,what should i do now. And i am also thinking that can i opt for nanotechnology and how much scope does it has.

do really microbiology have no future???i am a 2nd yr student going to the 3rd..can plz help me out i am now hopeless.....

what is the fees& salary in biotechnology or nano technology?

Scope is not limited but rest is depending upon your Specialization in MSc and your interest.

M.Sc in Biochemistry is a 2 year post graduate programme which includes study of various subjects such as molecular biology, Enzymology, clinical biochemistry, biochemical techniques, and so on. The course aims in providing knowledge regarding the structure and function of living organisms at molecular level. The course is gaining much popularity among the students as it offers immense scope both in respect of higher study options and also for pursuing a career.
Studies options after M.Sc in Biochemistry
• Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) in Biochemistry
• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Biochemistry
• Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Biochemistry
In addition to these, there are also various certification courses which can be done after the M.Sc in Biochemistry course. They are
• Certificate Course in Applied Biochemistry
• Certificate Course in Clinical Biochemistry
• Higher Diploma in Applied Biochemistry

Job Opportunities in Private sector:

They can work in different firms such as
Research laboratories
Pharmaceutical industries,
Diagnostic centres
Bbiotech firms
Hospitals
Agricultural industries
Drug manufacturing companies
Forensic departments
Cosmetic industries
Food institutes
Health care centres
Clinical labs

Job Opportunities in Government sector:

The M.Sc in Biochemistry graduates have huge possibilities of securing a job in various government sectors such as
The agriculture and fisheries department
Environmental pollution control board
Government hospitals
Public health entities
Blood service units
Cancer research institutes
Public health laboratories
Forensic science department
Overseas development board
Social welfare board, and so on.
Biochemists are also highly demanded in several pharmaceutical firms, food industries and agro chemical companies so as to build up newer products.


Thanks...

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