Dear candidate,

 There are numerous of career or job opportunities in government and the private sector. Aspirants can go for entrepreneurship or self-employed in their own fisheries-related business. You can see that in every state or country, the government has fisheries department in which you can apply for various posts. Aspirants can also do jobs in central government agencies like Marine Product Export Development Authority (MPEDA), Fisheries Survey of India (FSI), NIO, WHO,  and many others. Degree holders can apply for research projects or can do further study. Candidates can find the number of job opportunities in institutions, banks, fishing/oceans and in foreign countries.

Lucrative job opportunities are available for fisheries graduates. After possessing degree of B.F.Sc, you can apply for the post Instructor, Research Assistant, Biochemist, Biologist, Technicians, etc.

Also, you can apply in the fisheries department of state government for the post of Inspector of Fisheries/Research Assistants, Sub-Inspector of Fisheries, Assistant Directors, Assistant Fisheries Development Officer ( AFDO ) / Fisheries Extension Officer ( FEO ) and Fisheries Development Officer(FDO).

Central agencies also recruits fisheries graduates as technical officers and assistant directors in

• Marine Product Export Development Authority (MPEDA)

• Export Inspection Agency ( EIA)

• Coastal Aquaculture Authority of India (CAA)

• Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)

• Fisheries Survey of India (FSI)

• National Institute of Oceanography(NIO)

• Indian National Centre for Ocean and Information Services(INCOIS), Hyderabad

In addition to this, there is also a scope of self employment in this field. After, owning degree of B.F.Sc, you can also open your own enterprise.

You will also get the opportunity to work in abroad where you can do business in the field of aquaculture, fish processing export and import. Fisheries professionals in aquaculture sectors are demanded in African countries.

In the field of fisheries, you can become an aquaculturist, farm managers, exporters, traders, breeders and modern fishermen’s, etc.

The job titles of fisheries is given below:

• Fisheries Biologist
• Fisheries Extension Officer (AEO)
• Fisheries Officer
• Fishery Manager
• Fishery technician
• Fishery Observer
• Assistant Fisheries Development Officer (AFDO)
• District Fisheries Development Officer (DFDO)

Recruiters

• Fisheries Development Board
• Food Department
• Banks
• Food Processing and Technology
• Fish Breeding Farms

Salary

Salary in this field depends upon the specialization you are chosen. The salary in the private sector may starts from Rs 2.5 – 3 Lac/Year. Salary offers in government sector is different from the private sector. Depending on education and experience, fisheries professionals can get an average pay of Rs 3 – 5 Lac/Year.

Hope I answer your question and it's helpful.

All the best!

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Hello

As far as I know a score of 350+ is safe enough to get a seat in BUMS/BAMS/BHMS via neet. In UP the scores may range from 350 to 400 depending on the number of students who have got in this range that participated from UP. Since there are 9 government colleges providing this course amongst the 45+ colleges offering this course in UP you have high chances of getting a seat if you have scored somewhat around 400. There are 3 rounds of counselling after which a mop up round is also conducted to fill the vacant seats. All the best.

hello student,

hope you are doing well,

the registration form will be available from October 2019.

the online registration will strat from 1st week of september. these are only tentative dates given on sites

for more and updated queries you can check the official website on a regular basis.

hope this helps.

Hi Sidra

Find the required information against your query.

SCHEDULE OF TESTS/INTERVIEWS/COUNSELING, 2019-20:

All Tests/ Interviews/Counseling will be conducted at Jamia Hamdard campus, New Delhi.

Vice Chancellor, JH, in the best interest of the University, will be authorized to change/cancel the dates or amend the requirement of entrance test and/or interview, which will be notified through University website. University may decide to conduct entrance test at a center outside Delhi, in addition to entrance test at JH.

The selection of candidates appearing for Test/Interview shall be based on the merit as determined by the performance of the candidate in test / interview / qualifying examination marks, whichever is applicable, or as amended by the competent authority in the best interest of the University. 

Hope this helps you.

Good Luck.

Hello,

In general, first to qualify in NEET, a General Category candidate has to score 50% of the top NEET score. It is 40% for SC, ST, OBC. For example, if the top NEET scorer has scored 500, General Category candidates should score atleast 250 and SC,ST,OBC should score around 200 to qualify. Now not every qualified candidate can get a medical seat. It depends on cut offs. Now cut offs change every year and are dependant on various factors like no.of seats available, no.of candidates appearing for the exam, difficulty of the exam and top NEET score. Every State except Jammu and Kashmir has All India Quota and State Quota and there is different cut off for each quota. Now every State has various cut offs for every college and Category. Tamilnadu is one of the States with highest cut off. But States like Assam do not have that high cut off. So it totally depends on what State you want to apply and if you want to apply under All India Quota or State Quota. State Quota has higher cut off marks. For Tamilnadu, it should be atleast 625. But for Himachal Pradesh it is around 300. And you cannot be eligible for State Quota of every State which means you should also try for All India Quota. But without having an idea of which State you want to apply for, it is difficult to guess your chances. For example, with the cut offs that Tamilnadu has, one can easily get a seat in a Govt. Medical college in West Bengal.

With 388 marks, you have chances of getting a seet but still at this point it would be diffcult to tell, just be prepared with the counceling pattern and stay connected with the updates

Refer this link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-college-predictor

Hope that helps