CAREER AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES

AFTER GRADUATION

Dr. Shailendra S. Gurav M. Pharm. Ph.D.

Govt. College of Pharmacy, Vidyanagar, Karad,

Dist- Satara, Pin- 415 124

Maharashtra, India

shailugurav@rediffmail.com

What after graduation?

• Higher education

• Jobs

– Academic– Academic

– Industry

– Govt. Jobs

• Self employment

Higher Education

• Science

� B. Sc.

• Physics Chemistry

• Botany Zoology

• Microbiology Mathematics

�M. Sc.

� Ph.D.

Options in M.sc. After B. Sc.

M.Sc. Biotechnology M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Chemistry M.Sc. Applied Genetics

M.Sc. Food science M.Sc. Home science

M.Sc. Botany M.Sc. Zoology

M.Sc. Geology M.Sc. CriminologyM.Sc. Geology M.Sc. Criminology

M.Sc. Agriculture M.Sc. Forensic science

M.Sc. Biochemistry M.Sc. Bioinformatics

M.Sc. Environmental science

(M.Sc. Chemistry- Organic Chemistry, Analytical

Chemistry, Synthetic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry)

Higher Education Overseas

• With or without GRE

• With or without funding

• M.S. or Integrated Ph. D. or Ph. D.• M.S. or Integrated Ph. D. or Ph. D.

• Two types of programme

– Taught Based Programme

– Research Based Programme

International association or student

exchange programme

• The European Union's Erasmus Mundus programme

• Research Internships in Science and Engineering

(RISE)(RISE)

• Transatlantic Science Student Exchange Program

(TASSEP)

• The International Association for the Exchange of

Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE)

• The Fulbright Program

• Council of International Educational Exchange (CIEE)

Various funding agencies from India

1) THE J.N.TATA ENDOWMENT FUND SCHOLARSHIP

2) ROTARY SCHOLARSHIPS

3) RD SETHNA SCHOLARSHIP

4) AMERICAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S SCHOLARSHIP

5) LOTUS TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS 5) LOTUS TRUST SCHOLARSHIPS

6) THE FULBRIGHT COMMISSION / ALSO KNOWN AS THE

USEFI SCHOLARSHIPS

7) INLAKHS SCHOLARSHIPS

8) BAI SHRINBAI AND SETH HORUSJI MODY TRUST

SCHOLARSHIPS

9) SHRI BRIHAD BHARTIYA SAMAJ SCHOLARSHIPS

Countries offering Scholarships for India

• CHINA Botany, Environmental Science, Plant

Breeding & Genetics,

• KOREA Biotechnology, Environmental Science,

Molecular Biology,

• ISRAEL Environment Studies, Agriculture,

Chemistry, Biology, Nano-biology

• JAPAN Bio-technology , Fisheries,

Environmental Science

• CZECH Biotechnology, Agriculture

• SLOVAK Economy Management and Agriculture

• NEW ZEALAND Chemistry, Biology, Zoology

Fisheries and Horticulture

• TURKEY Agriculture, Biotechnology

Environmental Engineering

• COMMONWEALTH SCHOLARSHIP- (UK)

Science (Pure & Applied);

Mathematics; Molecular Biology; Mathematics; Molecular Biology;

Physics, Chemistry

• BELGIUM Environmental Science, Science

• ITALY Environmental Sciences,

Chemistry, Biotechnology

• MEXICO Agriculture, Biotechnology,

Environment Science,

Weblinks for scholarship information

• http://www.scholars4dev.com

• http://www.scholarships-links.com

• http://www.scholarshipwarrior.com• http://www.scholarshipwarrior.com

• http://infoscholarship.info

• http://scholarshipdb.net

• http://education.nic.in/scholarship

• http://www.scholars4dev.com

• http://scholarship-positions.com

• For more information visit

www.pace-cunsultant.comwww.pace-cunsultant.com

Job OpportunitiesJob Opportunities

M. Sc. Environmental Sciences

• M.Sc. Environmental Science is of great future.

• Jobs in government sector in pollution board,

forest department etc.

• The aspirants can find opportunities in different• The aspirants can find opportunities in different

employment areas like Food process industries,

Mines, NGOs, etc.

• Some of the job types are Research analyst,

Environment journalist, Research fellow etc.

• There is large number of opportunities in

internal firms like WHO, UNO etc.

M.Sc. Biotechnology

• The combination of Biology and Technology and is an

applied science.

• Concerned with variety of subjects including

Biochemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, Chemistry and

Engineering.

• Has wide areas of application in Agriculture, Animal

Husbandry, Development of Medicines and Vaccine,

Treatment of prolonged disease, Pollution control and

Waste management and Ecological conservation,

Energy production and conservation and many more.

• Because of such utilities Bio-Tech is a preferred career

option among youngster.

Scope with M. Sc. Biotechnology

You can find jobs in the various fields such as:

• Bioprocess technology Enzyme technology

• Waste technology Environmental technology

• Renewable technology Resources technology• Renewable technology Resources technology

• Plant and animal agriculture Health care

• Plant biotechnology Animal biotechnology

• Bioinformatics Marine biotechnology

• Industrial biotechnology

M. Sc. Zoology

• A candidate from zoology can specialize in animal

behaviour and physiology so can do research on

neurobiology

• Master’s degree in Genetics is also a good option

• After completing your B.sc. one of the best solution is• After completing your B.sc. one of the best solution is

IFS (Indian Forest Service)

(But it will better and easy if you appear for it

simultaneously with your M.sc or after it.)

• Other wise you can go for Biotechnology, Genetics,

Nanotechnology, Bioinformatics are always available

for you at master or higher level.

M. Sc. Microbiology

• Microbiology is a branch of biology that

includes the study of growth, characteristics and

various other aspects related to the life cycle of

microbes such as protozoan, algae, fungi,microbes such as protozoan, algae, fungi,

bacteria, and viruses.

• Apart from examining the specimens,

microbiologists also explore the relationship of

micro organisms with other creatures and their

consequence on the life of human being

You can find job in the various fields such as:

Bacteriologists Environmental Microbiologists

Food Microbiologists Industrial Microbiologists

Mycologists Protozoologists

Scope with M. Sc. Microbiology

Mycologists Protozoologists

Biochemist Biotechnologist

Biomedical Scientist Cell Biologists

Geneticists Immunologists

Parasitologists Virologists

Medical Microbiologists

• Microbiologist can even choose a career as

science writer, who writes articles for

common people and professional

microbiologists.

• Career as a teacher in the field of• Career as a teacher in the field of

microbiology is also a lucrative option.

M. Sc. Botany

• Taxonomist

• R and D Scientist

• In Biotech industries• In Biotech industries

• Herbal industry: Genetic line development/ High

Productivity strains

Forensic and Criminology

DepartmentsDepartments

Forensic Science

• Forensic science is an applied science, which is

concerned with the application of scientific

principles for the investigation of crime.

• Forensic science is a science used for the • Forensic science is a science used for the

purpose of the law, and therefore provides

impartial scientific evidence for use in the courts

of law.

M. Sc. Forensic Sciences

Eligibility for M. Sc. forensic sciences

1. You should have a Bachelor degree in Science

stream with Chemistry or Biology or Zoology or

Botany or Microbiology from a recognizedBotany or Microbiology from a recognized

university.

2. You should have at least 50% aggregate in your

Bachelors degree.

3. You should get through the entrance exams

conducted by the universities and colleges in

national level.

M. Sc. Criminology

• M.Sc. in Criminology and Criminal Justice either

full-time (over one year) or part-time (over the

course of two years).

• The Length of programme is of Nine months• The Length of programme is of Nine months

(September to June).

• The career prospects in M.Sc. criminology is

participants may wish to pursue further doctoral

research.

M.Sc. In Criminology in various subjects like;

Cybercrime

Criminal Justice and Penal Process

Criminological Research Methods

Gender, Crime and Criminal JusticeGender, Crime and Criminal Justice

Media and Crime

Mental Health and Crime

Penal Politics

Police and Policing

Surveillance and Security

What are the courses available in order to get a job

in Forensic and Criminology Department?

Forensic Sciences Forensic Graphology

Cyber Forensics, Cyber Crimes,

Cyber Security & Cyber Law

Forensic Photography

DNA Fingerprinting Forensic Audio and Video Analysis

Forensic Psychology Electronic Document and Credit Card

Fraud Examination

Crime Scene Investigation Fingerprint

Verification

Cell Phone Forensics

Criminology & Indian Laws Forensic Odontology

Forensic Accounting and Fraud

Examiner

Criminal Profiling

Forensic Entomology Private Investigator (Detective)

Medico-Legal Expert Fire and Arson Investigation

Wildlife Forensics Microsoft Office and

Information Technology

Computer Application Agriculture and Dairy

Technology

Forensic Hypnosis Web Designing and Web

Security

Drug Addiction, De-Addiction Disk Imaging and eDiscoveryDrug Addiction, De-Addiction

and Crimes

Disk Imaging and eDiscovery

Document and Ink Age Analysis Document Expert Cross

Examination

Expert Witness and Expert

Opinion Writing

Forensic Medicine and

Toxicology

Basics of Indian Evidence Act,

IPC and CrPC

Future scope of M. Sc. criminology

Fields where one can make career in range of crime and criminal

justice-related fields:

Youth Justice The Police or Prison system

Private securities Victim Support

Social Services Child Protection

Crime Prevention NGO’sCrime Prevention NGO’s

Police department Educational institutes

Research organizations Detective agencies

Drug Prevention and Treatment Services

Government and private sector organization

Crime Reduction and other statutory, private and voluntary sector

agencies

Universities offering Masters in Forensic

Sciences and Criminology

All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, Mysore (Karnataka)

Bundelkhand University, Jhansi (Uttar Pradesh)

Gujarat University, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)

Institute of Forensic Science, Mumbai (Maharashtra)

Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh)

Narhar Balwant Thakur Law College, Vidyanagar (Maharashtra)Narhar Balwant Thakur Law College, Vidyanagar (Maharashtra)

Osmania University, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)

Punjabi University, Patiala (Punjab)

SHIATS School of Forensic Science, Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh)

University of Jammu, Jammu (Tawi) (Jammu and Kashmir)

University of Lucknow, Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh)

University of Pune, Pune (Maharashtra)

Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan National Institute of

Criminology and Forensic Science, New Delhi (Delhi)

Institutes which offer courses in forensic sciences

• Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan National Institute of

Criminology and Forensic Science, Delhi

• Dr.Harisingh Gour Vishwa Vidyalaya, Gour Nagar, Sagar, M.P.

• Forensic Sciences Department, "Forensic House", 30-A,

Kamarajar Salai, Mylapore, Chennai 600004

• University of Delhi, Delhi 110007

• Anna University, Chennai 600025• Anna University, Chennai 600025

• Institute of Criminology & Forensic Science, 4-E Jhandewalan

Extn, Rani Jhansi Road, New Delhi 110056

• University of Lucknow, Badshah Bagh, Lucknow- 226007

• Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Ramanathapur,

Hyderabad 500013

• Central Forensic Science Laboratory, CFIs Complex,

Chandigarh 160036

• Central Forensic Laboratory, Gorachand Road, Kolkata 700014

Forensic Department

Educational Qualification:

• Graduation in forensic science i.e. B. Sc. Forensic

science after 10+2.

• After graduation candidates need to complete one • After graduation candidates need to complete one

year diploma,

Or

• M. Sc . In forensic sciences

Indian Air ForceIndian Air Force

Educational Qualification:

• Graduate of 3 years course in any discipline with

minimum 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put

together and have Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level.

Indian Air Force

Final year students can also apply, having no backlog and

minimum 60 % aggregate marks in the previous year's

semesters.

(Generally, the notice is published in the month of March

and September every year.)

• Entrance exam need to qualify to join in Air

Force like;

AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test)

CDSE (Combined Defence Service Exam)

AFCAT

• AFCAT is classified into 3 branches and

you must satisfy the eligibility criteria for

the respected branch in which you want tothe respected branch in which you want to

apply.

(1) Flying Branch

(2) Technical Branch

(3) Ground Duty Branch

Flying Branch

Education Qualification:

• Candidate must be Graduate with Minimum

60% Marks and also study maths and physics as 60% Marks and also study maths and physics as

a compulsory Subjects in your 10+2

examination.

(Note: To apply for this Branch your age should

between 19 to 23 Years)

Ground Duty Branch

Education Qualification:

Candidate must have completed a degree in any

discipline with 60% aggregate.

Note:

• ONLY UNMARRIED MALE are eligible for

Indian Air Force academy,

• UNMARRIED FEMALE are eligible in the

Ground Duty Branches and can enter through

OTA ( Officers Training Academy ) Scheme

CDSE (Combined Defence Service Exam)

• Exam is conducted twice a year in April and September.

• After clearing this exam you will get a call letter to

report at any one of the Air force selection boards located

at Dehradun,Varanasi and Mysore.at Dehradun,Varanasi and Mysore.

• Here you will undergo a number of psychological tests,

an interview and group tests which are collectively called

the Officer Like Qualities (OLQ) tests.

• After this step there is a thorough medical examination.

• Then an all India merit list is prepared based on the

performance.

Pharmaceutical FieldPharmaceutical Field

Basic Requirements

• Fluent in the local language and English

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

• Computer literate with Microsoft Office

• Ability to produce accurate work to tight deadlines • Ability to produce accurate work to tight deadlines

within a pressurised environment

• Excellent interpersonal skills will be essential to enable

you to deal with any queries in a timely manner

• You must be available to travel international and

domestic at least 60% fly and drive and should possess

a valid driving license

Areas:

• Marketing/ Sales/ PMT

• R and D

• Quality Control

• Quality Assurance

• Drug Discovery• Drug Discovery

• Clinical Research

• Information Management Department

• Analytical Department

• Intellectual Property Rights

• Regulatory Affairs

Self-employmentSelf-employment

• Self-employment involves doing

something on one’s own to earn one’s

livelihood.

• It involves ownership and management of

activities by a person although he/she may

take the help of one or two persons to

assist him/her.

• Thus, self-employment may provide

employment to other persons as well.

Cultivation of medicinal and aromatic plants

• Due to high bio-diversification, more than 15,000

medicinal plants are growing in India in which

7000 plants in Ayurveda, 700 in Unani, 600 in

Siddha Medicine, 400 in Homeopathy and 30 in Siddha Medicine, 400 in Homeopathy and 30 in

modern medicine are being used commercially.

• According to World Health Organization’s

estimates, the global market for herbal products is

expected to be the $ five trillion by 2050.

Cultivation of different ornamental crops

• Worldwide consumption of floriculture

is estimated to be $ 60 billion.

• Flowers of roses, orchids, anthurium,• Flowers of roses, orchids, anthurium,

gladiolus, lilium, carnation and

tuberose have more demand in

domestic and international markets.

Polyhouse cultivation of vegetables and

ornamental crops

• Polyhouse cultivation of fruits and vegetables

also give a premium price

• Various government agencies give subsidies to • Various government agencies give subsidies to

erect polyhouses and other inputs needed for

cultivation

Nursery production in fruits

• During the period 1991-92 to 2001-02, the

area under fruit production increased by 39

percent and in 2010-11 it has been raised by percent and in 2010-11 it has been raised by

59 percent thus indicating a continuous

requirement for nursery saplings.

Compost and mushroom production units

• Mushroom production is only 50 thousand

metric tonnes in India in comparison to China

with production of 27 lakh metric tonnes. with production of 27 lakh metric tonnes.

• Keeping in view the availability of raw

material, the country has huge potential for

production of mushrooms.

Setting up of vermiculture units, production of

bio-fertilizers, bio-pesticides and bio-control

agents

• Due to increased awareness about residues of

pesticides in our food products, there is huge

demand for vermin-compost, bio-fertilizers and demand for vermin-compost, bio-fertilizers and

other biopesticides to practice organic farming.

Training or education

• The Ministry of Agriculture, Government of

India conducts various training programmes

ranging from one week to one year of duration

with the help of State Agricultural Universities, with the help of State Agricultural Universities,

State Departments of Agriculture and different

institutes of ICAR (Indian Council of

Agricultural Research) spread over entire length

and breadth of our country. to train Any

unemployed youths in different ventures so

that they can start their work.

Financial Help

• The Ministry of Agriculture, Government of

India has launched various programmes for

setting up of agri-clinics and agri-business setting up of agri-clinics and agri-business

centres.

• These schemes are mainly financed through

NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture

and Rural Development) and also under

Horticulture Mini Mission Project.

• Unemployed youths other than agricultural

graduates can take the financial help/ loan from

various other schemes being financed/

sponsored by The Ministry of Agriculture,

Government of India, National Horticulture

Board, State Departments of Agriculture,

Horticulture, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries.

Government Job OpportunitiesGovernment Job Opportunities

Forest Ranger

• A Bachelors degree with at least one of the

subjects viz., Botany, Chemistry, Geology,

Mathematics, Physics and ZoologyMathematics, Physics and Zoology

OR

• Degree in Agriculture / Engineering of a

recognised University/Institution

Assistant Director (Fishery)

• M.Sc. Zoology with theology as one of the

papers

OrOr

• Second class B.Sc. with two years training

in ICAR Fisheries

Scientific Officer at Drugs Control

Laboratory, Food and Drugs Administration

• A degree in Medicine/Science/Pharmacy/

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

• Five years experience in testing of drugs • Five years experience in testing of drugs

in a Laboratory

District Malaria Officer

• Master's degree in Microbiology or

Zoology with Entomology as one of

the subjectthe subject

Health & Malaria Inspector

• B.Sc. with Chemistry

• One year Diploma in Health/Sanitary Inspector

from a recognised Institutefrom a recognised Institute

Public Health Officer

• B.Sc (Clinical) or equivalent 10 year's

experience in Public Health

Technician (Pharmacy) Govt Ayurveda College

• B.Sc. Chemistry

• 05 years experience in analyzing Ayurvedic

raw materials and finished products in anyraw materials and finished products in any

Chemical or Analytical Lab run by a State

or Central Government or Quasi

Government

Laboratory Superintendent

• Bachelors Degree in Science with Biochemistry/

Micro-Biology / Life-Science

• Diploma in Medical Laboratory Techniques• Diploma in Medical Laboratory Techniques

Scientific Officer (Physics)

• M. Sc. (Physics)

Or

• B.Sc. with Physics & Chemistry alongwith • B.Sc. with Physics & Chemistry alongwith

specialisation in Criminology or Forensic

Science

• Two years research experience is essential.

Scientific Officer (Biology)

• M. Sc. (Chemistry) with specialization in

Forensic Chemistry

• Two years experience of Research in a • Two years experience of Research in a

Laboratory.

Computer Operator in Engineering

• First or Second Class Masters Degree in

Mathematics/Physics of a recognised

UniversityUniversity

OR

• First or Second Class Degree in any branch of

Engineering of a recognised University

• A Certificate in Programming issued by the

Computer Society of India or equivalent.

Deputy Director State Statistical Services

• A Post-graduate degree in

Arts/Science/Commerce with Statistics as

principal subject principal subject

Or

• A Post-Graduate Degree with minimum 55%

marks in Arts with Mathematics/Economics as

principal subject and Statistics as optional

subject at the Post-Graduate/Graduate level.

Inspector of Certified Schools and

Institutes

• A degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or Law

of a recognised University

• OR• OR

• A degree or Post-graduate diploma in Social

Work or Social Administration of a recognised

University/Institution.

• Three years experience in a Supervisory

Capacity

Research Officer/Statistical Officer

• Master's degree in Statistics, Biometry,

Econometrics or Mathematical Economics

OR OR

• Bachelor's degree at least in Second Class in

Mathematics, Economics or Commerce with a

Post-Graduate Diploma in Statistics from

Indian Statistical Institute

Assistant Technician (Statistics)

• B.Sc. in Statistics from recognised University

• At least 02 years experience in preparation of

statistical data from any reputed Organisationstatistical data from any reputed Organisation

Assistant Controller of Legal Meteorology

• Graduate of a recognised University in

Science with Physics as one of the subject

• 03 years experience in a Government Office • 03 years experience in a Government Office

Statutory Body/ Commercial Organisation

of repute

Assistant Director of Libraries/Librarian

• A degree in Arts, Science, Commerce or

Law of any statutory University

OROR

• A degree in Library Science

• 03 years working experience in Library and

sound knowledge of Marathi

Note:

• Present data in this presentation has been

collected from web and information which

have been submitted by different state public have been submitted by different state public

service commission to human resource

development ministry of India, So criteria may

change accordingly….

Wish you all the best

THANK YOU

CAREER AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES

AFTER GRADUATION

Dr. Shailendra S. Gurav M. Pharm. Ph.D.

Govt. College of Pharmacy, Vidyanagar, Karad,

Dist- Satara, Pin- 415 124

Maharashtra, India

shailugurav@rediffmail.com