• Bench Chemist

• Quality Control Associate

• Pharmacist

• Government Hospital Pharmacist

• Community Pharmacist

• Medical Representative

Dear aspirant,

It does not really depend on what you take in Std.11 . It totally depends on what you do after you passed your 12th. There is nothing like for a particular subject you will get higher package.

But in general , if you want to get higher package

Hello candidate,

There are several job opportunities for a bmlt candidate with different pay scales as per their positions, and here is a list of some of the job options of your interest-

1. Medical Lab Technologist with a general pay scale of INR 1.17 LPA to INR 5.5 LPA

Hi there,

The job of a data analyst is to inspect big data sets, disintegrate them to get useful information out of the data given. All of this requires analyzing, modeling, transforming data, and that requires certain tools and programming languages are required.

Below are the skills required that a

See if you do DM then you will get more opportunities in the field of research as well as clinical facilities. But this doesn't mean that being an MD you have nothing to do and you can't earn. Being an MD also you can earn around Rs. 90k-1L per month

hi,

well, some of your points are quite true for government sectors job and current scenario in job market, competition is huge and number of candidates are 10-12 times higher then the number of vacancy. so to crack a government job you must have a positive environment in your background

Dear Aspirant

A constable is a government service man or you can say  a person holding a particular office, most commonly in criminal law enforcement. The office of constable can vary significantly in different jurisdictions. A constable is commonly the rank of an officer within the police.

To get this

Hi,

Below are the scopes for graduate in BSc in Nutrition-

1.Nutritionist

2.Dietician

3.Food researcher

4.Food and Nutrition quality management officer

5. Food processing manager

So the answer is Yes ! You have a lot of scope ahead. You can also go for medical content writing, pharmaceutical company,  Food production

In UPSC prelims there are 2 subjects - General Studies and Civil Services Aptitude Test .In UPSC main there are 9 papers and this includes 2 qualifying papers and the rest 7 papers are calculated for ranking. UPSC also provides optional subject , candidates have to choose one optional for

• Research field you pick in your M.S (The reputation or the need of the domain