Hii Rahul,

Bsc. in chemistry or BCA. You can choose any of the one but I will say that choose the one you are interested in or if you don't know your interest, you should choose Bsc because as BCA has more computer level study and if you want to work in government sector you should choose the one in which your time comsumption is less as /i think in Bsc. But you can always choose what you want.

let's take a look at those government jobs, but firstly i will have to tell you that, as you may know for getting jobs in government sector, candidates need to qualify the exams conducted by the different government authorities.

B.Sc Chemistry graduates can apply for different exams conducted by

• Union Public Service Commission,
• Ministry of Home affairs,
• Staff Selection Commission,
• different banks in public sector and
• Railway Recruitment Board.

Now let's see Central Government Jobs after B.Sc. Chemistry

1. B.Sc Chemistry graduates can apply for the Scientific Assistant post in the labs of Defense Research Development and Organization (DRDO),
2. Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC).
3. They can also apply for Common Defense Exam conducted by UPSC.

Public Sector Banking Jobs after B.Sc. Chemistry

Jobs in Indian Railways after B.Sc. Chemistry

Teaching Profession in Government Sector after B.Sc. Chemistry

Dear Aspirant,

There are not much opportunity directly through these courses in the government sector. However, there are many government jobs you can get after the graduation. Some of the jobs/ exams you can apply are:-

UPSC
SSC
BANK PO
SBI PO
RRB

Visit careers360.com for more details about these exams. Hope this helps.

Thank you.