Careers in toxicology
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Toxicology is the study of the harmful effects of chemicals and toxins on living organisms. There is a growing need for toxicologists as people become more concerned about the chemicals they are exposed to. Toxicologists work in various industries to evaluate the safety of products and chemicals. They can work in fields like the chemical, food, pharmaceutical and environmental industries. Some top institutes for toxicology in India include the University of Madras, West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences, Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University, and Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University.
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Plant taxonomy involves identifying, describing, classifying, and naming plants. To become a plant taxonomist requires formal education, including a Bachelor's degree in Botany followed by a Master's degree in Botany. Job prospects for plant taxonomists include working in herbariums, botanical gardens, universities, research institutes, and plant museums. The average salary for a plant taxonomist ranges from Rs. 15,600 to Rs. 39,100 with a grade pay of Rs. 5,400.
Carrers in pisciculture
Fish farming or pisciculture involves raising fish commercially in tanks or enclosures, usually for food. To work in this field, a degree in Pisciculture and Fishery Science is required, which needs a 10+2 level education with biology as an elective subject. Pisciculturists play an important role through innovative fish breeding techniques, scientific fish management, and implementing new hatching methods. Owners of private fish farms can expect to earn Rs. 2,00,000 to Rs. 2,50,000 annually per acre of land. Relevant degree programs are offered at institutions like St. Anthony's College in Shillong, Meghalaya and Madurai Kamaraj University in Madurai
Carrers in physiotherapy
Physiotherapy involves using physical movement and techniques to treat impairments, promote mobility and function, and improve quality of life. To become a physiotherapist one must complete a B.Sc. in Physiotherapy, requiring 10+2 level education with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Physiotherapists can work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools for disabled children, and may also teach or open private clinics. The average salary for a physiotherapist in India is Rs. 199,504 per year. Some institutes offering B.Sc. Physiotherapy programs include Shivalik Institute of Paramedical Technology, Jamia Hamdard University, and Capital College.
Carrers in physics
This document provides information about careers in physics. It discusses the introduction to physics as the study of matter and its motion through space and time. It outlines the eligibility requirements for physics careers, including having a bachelor's degree in physics or related field. It describes the various job prospects for physicists in areas both within and outside of physics, such as medical physics, research science, the armed forces, and more. Finally, it lists top institutes in India for physics, including the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, and Indian Institute of Science.
Carrers in photography
The document discusses careers in photography including eligibility requirements, job prospects, remuneration, and institutes where one can study photography. There are no specific academic requirements to pursue photography diploma or certificate courses, though completing 10+2 is recommended for eligibility. To be a successful photographer requires both creativity and technical skills as well as a willingness to learn and adapt to changing technologies. On average, a photographer in India earns a salary of Rs 297,047 per year. Several universities in India provide photography training, including Osmania University, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, and Asian Academy of Film and Television.
Carrers in pharmacy
Pharmacy involves preparing and dispensing drugs, ensuring their safe and effective use. Pharmacists are experts in drug therapy who optimize medication use for patients. To enter the field, one must pass Class 12 with the required subjects or equivalent. Career prospects in pharmacy are plentiful, including research and development, sales and marketing, and clinical roles. The average pharmacist salary is around 191,342 rupees annually. Top institutes for pharmacy education include Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bombay College of Pharmacy, and JSS College of Pharmacy.
Carrers in pharmaceutical engineering or technology
Pharmaceutical engineering involves the development and manufacturing of products, processes, and components in the pharmaceutical industry. It brings engineering problem-solving and quantitative training to complement other scientific fields in drug development. Eligibility requires a 10+2 with science, and some reputed institutes have entrance exams. Job prospects are good in R&D labs, production, quality control, and major pharmaceutical companies. The average salary of a product manager in healthcare is Rs. 610,475 per year. Several institutes in India offer programs in pharmaceutical engineering, including The Pharmaceutical College in Orissa and the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Andhra University.
Carrers in petroleum engineering
Petroleum engineering involves the production of hydrocarbons through exploration and extraction. It requires a science background with high marks. Job prospects in petroleum engineering are good due to the specialized field, with opportunities in public and private sectors dealing with oil and gas. The average salary for a petroleum engineer in India is Rs. 699,027 per year. Several universities in India offer petroleum engineering programs, including Bharathisadan Institute of Engineering and Technology, Quantum Global Campus, BR Ambedkar Technological University, and Indian School of Mines.
Carrers in pet grooming
Pet grooming involves maintaining and enhancing the hygiene and appearance of animals. Pet groomers work with animals by cleaning them and styling their fur or hair using various grooming techniques. While no specific qualifications are required, pet groomers can work independently owning their own salon or mobile business, or as an employee of another salon. Job prospects in pet grooming include working at a salon, attending events and competitions, or providing mobile grooming services to clients at home. Salaries for pet groomers range from a minimum starting salary of Rs 10,000 per month up to Rs 25,000 per month for those with a strong client base.
Carrers in perfusionist
A perfusionist is a healthcare professional who operates the heart-lung machine during cardiac surgery to manage the patient's physiological status and keep their heart still and unbeating while the cardiac surgeon operates. To become a perfusionist requires a 10+2 medical education with 55% marks minimum, and some institutes require an entrance exam for admission to the B.Sc. degree program. Perfusionists work primarily in operating rooms and ICUs of hospitals and have job prospects managing heart-lung machines and devices like ventricular assist devices. Starting pay for a perfusionist with one year experience is Rs. 10,000-12,000 per month.
Carrers in pathology
Pathology is the study of disease and diagnosis through analysis of tissue, cell, and body fluid samples. To pursue a master's degree in pathology, one must hold a bachelor's degree in a science subject like biology, maths, or chemistry. There are good job prospects for pathologists in private or government hospitals, corporate hospitals, and the drugs industry as researchers with lucrative salaries averaging Rs 866,036 per year. Recommended institutes for pathology studies include All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, Christian Medical College in Ludhiana, and J.S.S. Medical College and Hospital in Mysore.
Carrers in painting
This document provides information about careers in painting. To be eligible, one needs a 10+2 or equivalent degree from a recognized school. Graduates can find job prospects as freelance painters, in art studios, or working for software/publishing companies. Salaries for painters in India can range from Rs. 300,000 to Rs. 400,000 annually. Several universities in India offer painting degrees, including the University of Rajasthan, Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, and Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University.
Carrers in paint technology
Paint technology is a career option dependent on the automobile and real estate industries. A paint technologist can find work in research and development, quality assurance, production, and marketing departments of paint manufacturing companies. The minimum requirement to study paint technology is completing 10+2 with science subjects, and one can pursue M.Tech after earning a B.Tech in paint technology. Starting salaries for paint technologists range from Rs. 1,25,000 to Rs. 1,65,000 per year, though some industries offer over Rs. 2,50,000 annually.
Carrers in international business foreign trade
The document discusses careers in international business and foreign trade. It notes that globalization has increased the significance of foreign trade for countries' economic development. Careers in this field provide opportunities to work in finance, marketing, documentation, shipping, and more across international markets. A typical eligibility for undergraduate programs is completing high school with 50% marks. The growth of international business has increased demand for professionals with skills in areas like export management, pricing, and distribution. The average pay for a foreign trade manager in India is 523,592 rupees per year. The document lists several universities in India that provide education in international trade.
Carrers in investment management
The document discusses careers in investment management. It describes investment management as playing an important role in designing financing for public and private undertakings. There is increased demand for efficient investment managers due to every organization needing good investment managers to maximize profits. Openings are available in corporate sectors, banking, insurance, mutual funds, and financial services. The average salary for a senior associate in investment banking is Rs 509,220 per year. Several institutes that provide education in investment are also listed.
Carrers in indian air force (iaf)
The Indian Air Force was established in 1932 with four aircraft and has grown to become the fourth largest air force in the world. There are opportunities for young people with a 10+2 in science to join as officers through various entry programs in flying, technical, or ground branches. Some of the specialized institutes that provide training include the Air Force Administrative College, Indian Institute of Logistics, Indian Industrial Training Center, and Air Hostess Academy.
Carrers in icwai (icai)
The document discusses careers in the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICWAI, formerly known as ICWAI). It covers the introduction to the field, eligibility requirements, job prospects, remuneration, and institutes. Candidates with a 10+2 qualification can join the Institute's intermediate course after passing the foundation exam. ICWAI passed candidates can get top management positions in public and private sector organizations with a starting salary of Rs. 2-3 lakh per year and Rs. 4-5 lakh with 2-4 years of experience. The institutes mentioned are the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India in New Delhi and Zantye Brother's Educational Foundation's Narayan Zantye College
Carrers in polymer or plastic engineering
The document discusses careers in polymer/plastic engineering. It covers the introduction to the field which involves processing, design, development and manufacture of plastics. It discusses the eligibility requirements which include passing higher secondary exams in physics, chemistry and math. It outlines the job prospects in areas like R&D, processing, quality control and more in industries like tyres and fuel. Starting salaries for polymer engineers range from Rs. 10,000-15,000 per month in public sector and Rs. 9,000-12,000 in private sector. It lists top institutes for polymer engineering programs like BIT Mesra, University of Calcutta and Cochin University.
Carrers in political science
The document discusses careers in political science. It outlines that political science deals with systems of government and political behavior. It describes that eligibility requires completing 10+2 education. Job prospects for political science graduates include becoming a judge, political journalist, or working in print, television or radio journalism. The average salary for a career in political science is Rs. 732,000. It lists some institutes that provide political science education, such as Chatrapati Shivaji Night College of Arts & Commerce in Maharashtra.
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