can i get a nice job after doing msc biotech or msc biochem? i want to do job in pharmaceutical companies.repl
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1) Chemist in pharmaceutical company like Glaxo, Dey's medical\n2) Drug Inspector in Govt\n3) Medical Representative .....Sales line\n4) You can get license to manufacture medicines, injections ...\n5) Lecturer\n6) Reasearch ....R&D department
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Well, it seems to me that you would qualify for a job as a biochemist.  :o)  You might also get a teaching degree with it to teach.\n\nBest Wishes,\n\nSue
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I am a pharmacy student from Philippines.. so i would say, pharmacists has a lot opportunities abroad.. and also, in pharmacy, u can learn a lot of things that deals with medicine.. so u would know what  kind of medicine is for this ailment.. pharmacist can compound and dispense drugs..=) and only pharmacists can do that..\n\ni don't know what a bio engineer would do.. but i guess, their work would be, fixing machines up that deals with water..
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There are certainly opportunities in the pharma industry for an MBA who has done an MBBS. \n\nYou may enjoy the role of managing the research process of a lab, etc. This will put your managerial skills and skills & intuition as a doctor. This role will give you opportunities in product development.\n\nAlternatively you may opt for a role in the sales/marketing domain. For one you may manage the sales network of the organisation directly (say, manage sales executives who sell to pharmacies). You might also choose to be in-charge of managing a team of agents who call on doctors, and encourage the doctors to use products of the specific organisation. A role in marketing may also entail collection of primary data from outlets and doctors that will provide research inputs & requirements for the labs.\n\nYou indeed have several exciting opportunities in the field!
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take a certification program or a masters degree... either that, or go to medical schools... at least that's what i'm planning to do after taking up bs biology... ;p\n\ni'm not sure if you can take a certification program to be a pharmacist, but you can take up a masters degree in pharmacy in the fields of industrial pharmacy, pharmaceutical chemistry and hospital pharmacy among others... although you would have to take the pre-requisite courses offered in the undergraduate program for some of your masters courses.\n\nif you do this, i think your educational background would be bs biology and ms in pharmacy...
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yaaa, you can know abt the available biotech jobs from india through many sites,,\nto say particularly, bangalore provides good job openings in the biotech industry.\nto know more about bangalore biotech companies, visit www.bangalorebio.com\nit will be very useful..
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The future of biotechnology is bright.If you move to the area of agriculture, the scope is immense.There are food plants that need to be protected from pests and made to cope with less water content. In terms of quality of produce, there is some scope of improvement.\nIn pharmacology several biochemically engineered  drugs are to be manufactured.There are large number of labs in different parts of the world that have taken up the challenging task of manufacturing drugs that afflict mankind.GENE THERAPY is being talked about.All you have to do is be in touch with  latest techniques and use your computer to find out latest developments.If you are in India, get in touch with people at CCMB at Hyderabad, and JNU. You may even visit some of the progressive labs for stimulating your thoughts.
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do btech in biotechnology else do msc in genetics
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biotechnology is a new field and is selling like a hot cake.it has a great future only if you do a master's degree from a good college.i do not know about Andra.as i am also a south Indian,i also want to know about biotech colleges in south.we both are in same boat.nowadays more and more colleges are offering biotech.its better to have bio and biotech in school level for studying biotech in higher level.
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Go to http://www.biotechworld.cjb.cc and go to Jobs India page
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At a pharmaceutical company you can be a researcher, or a QC analytical chemist. If you aren't interested in working in a laboratory, you can be a Clinical Research Associate or work in QA, both of which are mostly paperwork and making phone calls. Also, a lot of other pharma jobs, like sales and business, prefer people with a science background.\n\nGood luck!
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I'm a pharmaceutical and biotech recruiter, although I don't place ANY sales reps.  I probably get a dozen resumes a day from people trying to break into the pharmaceutical sales business.  It's absurd.  If you're looking for one of these coveted sales positions, the way to get it is to do what so few people are willing to do:  go sell yourself directly to the people who are in a position to hire you.  This DOESN'T mean spamming every pharmaceutical company and headhunter in the country with your resume.  That's a complete waste of time.  If you're looking to break into the business, your resume is practically useless for opening doors.  It's only to be used once you've contacted someone directly (i.e., over the phone or in person) who has expressed an interest in learning more about you.  Go network.  Do your research.  Compile a list of people in the business who could potentially BE your next boss and CONTACT them.  If you don't have the savvy to figure out how to do this, then you're not meant to be in the business.  \n\nRemember--You're looking for a sales position.  This is your opportunity to show that you know how to SELL.  Do it by selling YOURSELF.
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hey go in for any degree for biotech..like graduation in zoology botany or life sciences...its makes a very wide scope n opportunities as far as biotech is concerned\ngo for a more reputed university than a privateinstitute..pls mention ur country of study for a more specific answer\nall the universities worldover recognise science grads esp. biology for biotech pg
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HI,\nyou have a good opportunities in Hyderabad like santha biotech etc., Now a days lot of CRO's r coming into the market. my advice is that dont restrict ur self to Hyderabad for better job. all the best.\nSrinivas.
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Biotechnology is a vast field and has lot of scope. Jobs exist in R&D as well as for managerial tasks.\n\nDetails on BSc. in Biotechnology are available on -\nhttp://www.biotechworld.cjb.cc\n\nFor details on B.Tech Biotechnology, visit -\nhttp://www.biotechworld.cjb.cc\n\nDetails on MSc. and Phd. in Biotechnology-\n\nMSc. in Biotechnology has good career prospects. Biotech is a booming sector and the growth oppurtunities are high. The Biotech sector includes - Biopharma, Biotech, Biotech services, Bioindustrial, Bioinformatics etc. After BSc., those who want to go for research, choose MSc. and then go for Phd. On the other hand, some go for MBA-Biotechnology. Career oppurtunities for both these courses are good.\n\nAfter doing MSc. Biotech, one can join R&D dept. of any good Biotech company. US is the best destination for Biotechnology. It stands out in the field of research as well as the biotech market is much developed in the US. Similar, is the case with UK, Canada and a few EU countries. Coming to India and China, these countries are really trying hard. Australia is good study destination as well for BT studies in Asia-Pacific region.\n\nFor details on entrance exams and admission procedures as well as more career options in BT, you may visit -\nhttp://www.biotechworld.cjb.cc\n\nThe other career prospect is MBA-Biotechnology. For this course, use following links-\n\nhttp://in.search.yahoo.com\n\nhttp://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net
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The current researches in chemistry are mostly compound making for the pharmaceutical industry. You will be synthesizing molecules for a living (BOOOORING)\n\nIn biology, you'll most likely study plants and animals, their habitats...\n\nI suggest biochemistry. You study life at a molecular level (inside the cell). It's very interesting and you get a thorough formation on all aspects of life. Once you get a degree in this, you will know what you like and then decide what research you want to do.\n\nOh, and with a biochemistry degree, you can do research in virtually every field from physics to chemistry to microbiology to clinical studies.
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You would move up to VP at a pharm or bio company.  Look in your professional journals.  Some of them have People sections, which focus on who has moved up in what companies and what degrees they have.  I noticed in the Journal of Chemical Engineering that all of the VPs had MBAs with science or engineering degrees.