Separation of Lanthanides/ Lanthanides and Actinides
Career avenues 2020
1.
2. What is a Career?
What is Career Planning?
Career Planning Process
Tips for Building a Career
Need for Career Planning
Benefits of Career Planning
Myths
Sources of Career Planning
Conclusion
3. What is a Career?
Career is an occupation or a profession, that one undertakes
for a long period of his life time & derives monetary benefit
from it.
Example:
If someone is painting pictures for a long time, but does not
expect to gain any monetary reward, that will be considered
as his hobby rather than career.
Similarly if he paints & exhibits his paintings in a gallery for
prospective buyers, then painting will be considered as his
Profession.
4. What is Career Planning?
Career planning consists of activities and actions that you
take to achieve your individual career goals.
It is way by which one can achieve goals & ambitions
successfully
It is a Vision
5. Career Planning Process
It is simple process of self analyzing, self upgrading & self
improvement.
Which leads you toward . There are four
steps to active career planning:
Self Assessment
Exploration and Research
Decision Making
Taking Action
6. Self Assessment
It revolves around the reflection, and evaluation of your
interests, personality characteristics, values and skills.
7. Exploration and Research
It is all about being in information gathering mode.
This is the time to explore, collect, and organize all
available resources to eventually begin analyzing them
to see what top options arise.
8. Decision Making
The decision-making step of the career planning process is
when you put all the pieces of information about yourself
and your carefully collected career information together as
best as possible to produce a list of career-related goals and
options.
9. Taking Action
It is one of those things that’s easier said than done.
This stage is about literally being proactive with your
career plans and following through with what you’ve
decided on doing.
10. Need of Career Planning
We live in a competitive world, which follows the policy of
Survival of the fittest a.k.a ‘The Law of The Jungle’, where
those who are weak are crushed by the mighty.
Career Planning is a tool that makes a person Competitive.
11. Benefits of Career Planning
An individual conducts a research & the results lead to
an increased awareness in the field of interest
More Chances of becoming a dignified & a respected
professional
Less chances of becoming the ‘Rotten Tomato’
12. Myths
Choosing a career is simple
A career counselor can tell me what occupation to
pick
Once I choose a career I'll be stuck in it forever
If my best friend (or brother, uncle, or neighbor) is
happy in a particular field, I will be too
13. Sources of Career Planning
Family & Friends(guidance from Family elders,
cousins & good friends)
Changing Market Trends (observation)
Professional Counseling (Teachers, Professors &
other various professionals)
Mass Media(Talk Shows, Radio, etc)
Following in the Shoes of Role Models (Influence)
14. Conclusion
Career Planning is a must for every individual in order to
become successful in life
Career planning brings out the best within the individual &
helps utilize person’s skills & abilities to the optimum level
16. Private Sector
Dabur
Hindustan Lever
Ranbaxy
Dr Reddy’s Labs
Sun Pharma
Public Sector
Bharath petroleum
Government colleges
ISRO, BARC
ONGC, IOCL, BPCL
CIVIL SERVICES is also a better option
17. Some of the job areas are as follows:
Medical Research
Testing Laboratories
Waste-water Plant
Medical Laboratories
Oil Industry
Pharmaceutical Companies
Research and Development Firms
18. Education Sector
Forensic Crime Research
Food Institutes
Health Care Providers
Heavy Chemical Industries
Industrial Laboratories
Indian Civil Services
Cosmetic Companies
……the list is exhaustive
19. Higher study options after B.Sc Chemistry by entrance exams
IITJAM : M.Sc., MCA, Integrated PhD etc.
TIFR : Integrated PhD
IISc : Integrated PhD
JNU : M.Sc., MCA
DU : M.Sc.,MCA
IRMA : Rural & Cooperative Management
20. What is IIT-JAM ?
Joint Admission Test for admission to M.Sc., M.Sc.-PhD
dual degree and other post-B.Sc. Programs at IITs
IITJAM comprises eight subjects:
1. Physics 2. Chemistry
3. Mathematics 4. Mathematical Statistics
5. Computer Application 6. Biotechnology
7. Geophysics 8. Geology
21. Why M.Sc. from IITs?
Brand Value
World Class Infrastructure
Stress on application part of Science
More interface with Industry
Optimistic atmosphere
Better job Opportunities
High level of Social Recognition
22. Management Degrees
Gujarat
MBA (From IIMs – CAT & GCET for MBA
conducted by GTU ~ MCA (GCET )
MSW, MLW, MHRD,MHRM, MRS, MPA, etc.
M. Sc. (QPM)
For Entrepreneurship (Take a course @ EDI, Gandhinagar)
23. Most sought after courses:
M.Sc. (Chemistry, Analytical, Inorganic, Organic, Physical ..)
M.Lib. (Library & Information Science)
MLT
LLB – LLM
Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism
Note: Our students generally prefer local university/college for
pursuing M.Sc. and those left out go to private colleges….
24. Local Universities
VNSGU, Surat
MSU, Baroda
SPU, V V Nagar
Gujarat Uni., Ahmedabad
Saurashtra Uni., Rajkot
Bhavnagar Uni., Bhavnagar
Admission Criteria is same for most of the universities
25. Careers Abroad
Best Destinations
USA
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Germany
Entrance exams for Post Graduation :
GRE (Science)
GMAT (Management)
TOEFL /IELTS for both
26. Suggested Google apps in your smart phones:
Careers 360
UPSC
Current Affairs
Vocab24
Sarkari Naukri
Exam Alert
Colleges India
TED
Quora