Completed my graduation in zoology. is there any scope of zoology or should i go for MBA but i m weak in quant

Question

Completed my graduation in zoology. is there any scope of zoology or should i go for MBA but i m weak in quant

Answer 1

close ur eyes,go for MBA. Life science post graduates have a very tough time searching for jobs,even if one is d**n good in the subject and have passed out of a very good institution. Go for an MSc. only if

1. you would not mind putting in another 4 to 5 yrs doing PhD.

2. If you want to become a zoology teacher-even for that u need to clear NET for lectureship or BEd for school teaching.

Go for MBA. you would have a better and easier life...ahead.

If one goes forMSc. u would have tough time ...even getting a chance to appear in interviews...few vacancies

Answer 2

zoology is a great subject! you could research further in it.

you could also become researcher and zoologist, it will make you travel exciting places!

you can become a professor in zoology!

Common everyone does MBA these days, do something different!

Answer 3

Zoology is an excellent subject and you have a wide scope in it.  Do not think about MBA.  Just concentrate on the research, has got a great career.

Wish you all THE BEST.

Answer 4

employmentnews.gov.in  ,this page gives information on  good jobs , apply for banks, insurance,railways,ias , take coaching from reputed institutes for the same , if you like the computer field then complete gniit from niit to improve your chances of good employment . Also clinical research can be a good option too .

Answer 5

A combination of Zoology and MBA should be valuable. many zoos, animal parks, and other areas that have zoologists need good managers who understand what the scientists are saying. don't worry about quant, most MBA programs require basic math.

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