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Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on May 08, 2024

Maxim Emmanuel is the marketing director of Maxwill Zeus Expositions.
An alumnus of the Xavier Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai, Maxim has over 30 years of experience in training young professionals and corporate organisations on how to improve soft skills and build interpersonal relationships through effective communication.
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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 27, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir, Iam doing Bsc.Life sciences (cbz). What are the best career options for me? Iam unable to decide.please guide me sir.

Ans: Here's a guideline on career options in BSc Life Sciences.

Biomedical engineer
Biochemist
Biotechnologist
Bio-Chemical Engineer
Epidemiologist
Laboratory Technician
Microbiologist
Pharmaceuticals
Clinical Research Associate
Nutritionist
Agriculture
Bioinformatician
Biophysicist
Ecologist
Environmental Science
Molecular Biologist
Pathologist
Pharmacologist
Researcher
Beverage industry
Botanist
Biologist
Conservationist

Take a decision based on your aptitude and ability to pursue a particular option that appeals to you.
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I have recently completed my Masters in Zoology; specialisation in Cell Biology & Cytogenetics. Also, I hold a degree of Bachelor in Science as well as Bachelor in Education. Right now, I'm in that stage of life where you see a lot of options in your career; though confused which one to pursue as in the developing scenario, I want something that gives good money as well as requires my knowledge. Need experts advice.
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I understand how difficult it is to let go of a relationship you have built from scratch, but is it really how you want to continue? It really seems to be going nowhere. His parents are already in bad health and he married someone else for their happiness. Does it seem like he will be able to leave her? So many people’s happiness and lives depend on this one decision. I think it’s about time you and your BF have a clear conversation about the same. If he can’t give a proper timeline, please try to understand his situation. But also make sure he understands yours and maybe rethink this equation. It really isn’t healthy. You deserve a love you can have wholly, and not just in pieces, and in the shadows.

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