Those with Msc in biotechnology can look for research-based jobs in renowned institutes such as cellular and molecular biology, National botanical institute, etc. Then, some of the other major research institutes like the Institute of Bioresources and sustainable development and Panacea Biotech are central institutes for offering research jobs.
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Scope for M.Sc. biotechnology graduates
M.Sc. graduate in Biotechnology can continue their career as a Junior Research fellow and earn a salary of Rs.8000 to Rs. 12000 per month. Apart from that, one can choose to work as assistant professors or associate professors in several institutes in India. You also can work in some of the private sectors as biotechnologists or a quality control officer in various companies.
Scope for M.Sc. microbiology graduates
Those who will pursue MSc in microbiology can go for the post of Junior Research fellow with a remuneration of Rs. Sixteen thousand per month or senior technical assistant with a salary of Rs.10000 per month. Some of the pharmaceutical companies also offer the job of microbiologists to postgraduates.
So, to conclude about the scope of both subjects, job-wise both seem to be at par. It is best to follow something that interests you more.
What are the pros and cons of Biotechnology and Microbiology?
Have a look at the pros and cons of both subjects.
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Superb article!! Would like to explore in Biotechnology!