Hi this is Simran Batra from Vijay nagar indore , I am in Bsc sixth sem ( final year ) with biotech n c.s. plz guide me what should i do for higher study as well as govt job?
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As you course is biotechnology the best option for you will be clearing GRE/ TOEFL and try for integrated M.S Ph.D. in USA or some other developed country. This option is however applicable only if you want to pursue a scientific career. As of biotechnology there are very much less opportunities in...
read more As you course is biotechnology the best option for you will be clearing GRE/ TOEFL and try for integrated M.S Ph.D. in USA or some other developed country. This option is however applicable only if you want to pursue a scientific career. As of biotechnology there are very much less opportunities in our country in pvt as well as govt sector. The option for general civil services lIke IAS or IFS/IPS is also open for you through UPSC and your state PSC. If you want to pursue a scientific career in India you will have to first seek admission to post graduate program somewhere. After your post graduation you can think of competitive exams like net or gate and join somewhere as a doctoral candidate. You can also think of MBA from IIMs through CAT examination. It is very important to choose the career path out of the many available ramifications. You must take an account of your likes dislikes and abilities plus external conditions. read less
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Upasana Sharma
As you have done biotechnology I would suggest you to prepare for various M.sc. entrances in IIT's and IISc Bangalore or some other institutions like of genomics in CSIR, many institutions also offer integrated MSC and P.hd after msc you can go for lectureship or research and prepare for GATE or DBT...
read more As you have done biotechnology I would suggest you to prepare for various M.sc. entrances in IIT's and IISc Bangalore or some other institutions like of genomics in CSIR, many institutions also offer integrated MSC and P.hd after msc you can go for lectureship or research and prepare for GATE or DBT exam. Many govt institutions offer jobs in biotechnology. read less
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If you are Passionate about your subject go for higher studies. otherwise govt job would be a quicker and easier option to settle for than higher studies.
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Hi,Simarn Depending upon your choice you should go for jobs or higher studies. But I suggest you to go for higher studies at least go for Post-graduation. You can fo for PG in Biotechnology and allied sciences and in this way you can have idea and exposure in the field. After PG you can have a better...
read more Hi,Simarn Depending upon your choice you should go for jobs or higher studies. But I suggest you to go for higher studies at least go for Post-graduation. You can fo for PG in Biotechnology and allied sciences and in this way you can have idea and exposure in the field. After PG you can have a better idea whether it is jobs that suits you or higher studies. For post graduation it is high time since you are in final year many of the ALL india level Biotech exams/allied aams are going to davertise.Please fill the form and prepare well. Few of the exams you must apply ALL India Biotech exam conducted by JNU/M.Sc. courses Biotech/Life Sciences JNU/D.U. Biochemsitry-Genetics-Biomedical Sciences course/BHU biochemistry/Genetics. You can also apply for DEvi Ahilya University Biochemsitry/Biotechnology/ALLIMS Medical Biotech/m Biochem. If not willing to move beyond Indore but you must apply in all. read less
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Ashwitha Kodaparthi
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Hii Simran, For your further studies I will suggest write any PG Entrance exams (State Level) & some IIT's also offering M.Sc., Biotechnology courses. Apart from that you can write FCI (Food Corporation of India) National level competitive exam for govt job. Better finish your PG and then apply any...
read more Hii Simran, For your further studies I will suggest write any PG Entrance exams (State Level) & some IIT's also offering M.Sc., Biotechnology courses. Apart from that you can write FCI (Food Corporation of India) National level competitive exam for govt job. Better finish your PG and then apply any private or govt sector. read less
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Suhasini MP
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Hello Simran, Congratulations since you will be completing your UG very soon. Biotechnology is one of the interdisciplinary subject. If you want to go to top companies like Biocon. Syngenta better opt M. Sc in Biotech in any good institutions like IISc (you should have 90% and above in your UG) or any...
read more Hello Simran, Congratulations since you will be completing your UG very soon. Biotechnology is one of the interdisciplinary subject. If you want to go to top companies like Biocon. Syngenta better opt M. Sc in Biotech in any good institutions like IISc (you should have 90% and above in your UG) or any other University (you must take an entrance) you have mentioned you want to go for a government job in that case you must additionally qualify CSIR-UGC NET exam. All the beat read less
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Jaspreet Chhabra
Microbiologist
Hello Simran, If you want govt job then you should prepare for competitive exams like MPPSC, UPSC, MPSI, BANK PO, etc, for entering in govt sector. Don't go for M.Sc or post graduation or if you want job in research sector then you should go for M. Sc but I suggest you to prepare for Mppsc, UPSC with...
read more Hello Simran, If you want govt job then you should prepare for competitive exams like MPPSC, UPSC, MPSI, BANK PO, etc, for entering in govt sector. Don't go for M.Sc or post graduation or if you want job in research sector then you should go for M. Sc but I suggest you to prepare for Mppsc, UPSC with proper study plan. read less
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Mohd Rakim
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Do P. hd by this your job will be conform and if you want any reputed job then I would prefer you to do IAS.
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Are you planning to work in India or or foreign. If in India persue post graduation in C.S.
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Sandesh Karkal
Biotechnology Giant
Hi Simran, If you are interested in the field of research, then i better suggest you to select M.Sc in Biotechnology or Microbiology. During PG you can prepare for competitive exams like DBT-JRF, NET-JRF , ICMR JRF, JGEEBILS for PhD in reputed institutes like IISc, CCMB, IISER etc, if you want to sneak...
read more Hi Simran, If you are interested in the field of research, then i better suggest you to select M.Sc in Biotechnology or Microbiology. During PG you can prepare for competitive exams like DBT-JRF, NET-JRF , ICMR JRF, JGEEBILS for PhD in reputed institutes like IISc, CCMB, IISER etc, if you want to sneak into the industry there is DBT-BITP (Biotechnology Industrial Training Program) exam, if you clear the exam you can select any reputed biotech companies for 6 months project where you get a stipend of Rs10000 per month and you have 90% chance of getting selected in the same company. Nowadays most of the biotech industries prefer M.Sc Chemistry candidates, so if you want to do job in biotech companies you can go for M.Sc Chemistry. If you are wiling to do any jobs or go for civil services you better start applying for civil service exams or bank exams. I hope this was useful. Wish you all the best. read less
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