• MSc advanced zoology
• MSc advanced plant biology and biotechnology
• MSc medical genetics and genomics
• MSc biostatistics
• MSc aquaculture and fisheries
• MSc microbiology
• MSc developmental biology
• MSc biochemistry
• MSc bioinformatics
• MSc industrial microbiology
• MSc biodiversity and conservation
• MSc medical radiology
• MSc genomics and proteomics
• MSc dairy science
• MSc /M.Tech genetic engineering
• M.Tech / MSc biotechnology
• MSc forensic science
• MSc endocrinology

• Agriculture sector
• Chemical industry
• Beverage industry
• Health sector
• University/colleges
• Science teacher
• Environmental protection agencies
• Farm houses
• Biomedical engineer
• Medicine and pharmaceutical industries
• Food processing industry
• Biophysicist
• Animal care
• Bioinformatics
• Laboratories and chemical industries
• Disease control
• Ecological modelling
• Molecular biology
• Pollution control
• Food processing industry
• Animal care centre

Hey Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great,

As you want to know the best option for the BSc Life Sciences student to pursue after their graduation. There are many career options you can pursue after your graduation like:

1. Researcher in any bio/bio related field.
2. Teacher/professor
3. Can go for mbbs(if you want)
4. Biotechnologist
5. Botanist
6. Zoologist
7. Life scientist but keep in mind that a BSc degree has no value nowadays unless you do masters and ideally, PhD. It makes no difference what course you completed for your bachelor's degree. What matters is that you have a master's and a doctorate degree. LIFE SCIENCES is a good choice if you want to pursue a career in biology. It will cover botany as well as zoology.

For information about the Life Sciences course:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/life-science-course

I hope this will help you,

Best of Luck :)