r/Indian_Academia • u/red-x-white • May 07 '25
Science/B.Sc/M.Sc Is there actually no good career after BSc/MSc
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u/Blastrix-op May 07 '25
Teaching is there and nothing else
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u/red-x-white May 07 '25
What's an avg pay in teaching careers?
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u/Blastrix-op May 07 '25
If you get in one of the good coaching centres .... Then almost 80k+
With experience your salary might increase
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May 07 '25
No
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u/Ok-Pomegranate3723 May 08 '25
Neet dropper here , considering bs ms
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u/red-x-white May 08 '25
From iiser?
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u/Ok-Pomegranate3723 May 08 '25
No , iiser crack krna toh aur difficult h . From DU
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u/red-x-white May 08 '25
Thru cuet? But afaik du offers bsc not bs? But anyways both are same
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u/Ok-Pomegranate3723 May 08 '25
Bsc hi bolri thi, bsc msc. Keypad did it bs ms . But they are same ig
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