My daughter did her Btech. Biotech., Mtech. Biotech&biochemical engg. And further zMS in Biomedical Technologies from Germany. In zindia. She couldnt event find a suitable job. Your advice please

Ans: Hello Nitin,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am happy to hear that your daughter has secured admission to a Master’s of Science degree in Biotechnology in Germany. Our sincere congratulations to her. To answer your question first, I would like to let you know the country is well regarded for its robust educational system. Not just that, owing to the booming biotechnology sector in Germany your daughter’s vocation will definitely have a bright beginning.

Remember, for overseas students, Germany offers a friendly setting to study in with a number of German universities having robust links with the industry. Your daughter will therefore, be presented with ample possibilities right after she finishes her Master’s of Science degree in Biotechnology. Moreover, the demand for biotechnology experts in Germany being ever increasing, your daughter is sure to locate employment opportunities that will prove to be lucrative. I recommend her to look for openings in biotech startups, pharmaceutical companies, as well as research organizations. Additionally, in order to boost her employment chances in the future, I would suggest that she builds meaningful connections with peers and employers, undertakes internships in order to acquire hands-on experience, as well as stays abreast with the recent trends in the Biotechnological field.

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Ans: Thank you for reaching out to me on Rediff Gurus. It's understandable that your daughter may be feeling frustrated by the job search process in the United Kingdom, especially given her impressive educational background. She should actively search for job openings on online job portals, company websites, and recruitment agencies specializing in her field in the United Kingdom. She can create profiles on job search websites, upload her resume, and set up job alerts to receive notifications about relevant job opportunities. Encourage her to expand her professional network abroad. She can connect with alumni from her university, attend industry events, join relevant professional groups on LinkedIn, and participate in networking activities to build connections and explore job opportunities. By taking these proactive steps to enhance her job search, expand her network, and stay engaged in her field, your daughter can increase her chances of finding a rewarding job opportunity in the UK. Best of luck! Feel free to contact me on Rediff Gurus if you need further assistance or help.

Ans: Neeraj Sir, better to apply to Pharmaceuticals / Healthcare Companies via LinkedIn.

Does your daughter have LinkedIn Profile? Please advise her to put job alerts related to her domain, and start applying to the Companies, if the Job Profile matches her Qualifications / Skills. LinkedIn is the BEST Platform to search for jobs.

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Ans: Hi Sir,

I am glad to hear that she has completed her MSc in Microbiology. Could you let me know what type of project she worked on during her final year? Additionally, what skills has she acquired during her postgraduate studies? While eligibility might be determined by her percentage, it's important to note that skills play a significant role in the job market.

Did she complete an internship in the pharma industry? Nowadays, many candidates claim to have experience, but often lack competency in their subjects.

One essential aspect is preparing her resume. She should highlight her skills, any internships she has completed, and the projects she worked on during her postgraduate program.

Industries are currently facing various challenges due to human resource issues, making them cautious in selecting candidates for specific roles.

I also recommend that she consider an internship at Biocon for six months. They have an academy focused on biotech-related training, and completing this prograHi Sir,

I am glad to hear that she has completed her MSc in Microbiology. Could you let me know what type of project she worked on during her final year? Additionally, what skills has she acquired during her postgraduate studies? While eligibility might be determined by her percentage, it's important to note that skills play a significant role in the job market.

Did she complete an internship in the pharma industry? Nowadays, many candidates claim to have experience, but often lack competency in their subjects.

One essential aspect is preparing her resume. She should highlight her skills, any internships she has completed, and the projects she worked on during her postgraduate program.

Industries are currently facing various challenges due to human resource issues, making them cautious in selecting candidates for specific roles.

I also recommend that she consider an internship at Biocon for six months. They have an academy focused on biotech-related training, and completing this program successfully may lead to a job at Biocon, depending on her performance.

All the best! m successfully may lead to a job at Biocon, depending on her performance.

All the best!