Is Only Lecturer Job available after MSc courses

Is only Lecturer Job available after passing MSC courses in various stream? Give me details

[Quick Sam]

No there are many job options after passing MSC courses in various stream other than lecturer jobs. Here I am giving you information about job scopes after passing MSC courses :

M.Sc. Electronics Job Types
Maintenance Manger - Electricals / Electronics
Purchase Manager - Electronics
Marketing Executives - Electronics
Exports Manager - Electronics Manufacturing
Trainee Technician - Electronics
Head-Marketing Communications
Back Office Assistant
Development Manager - Electrical & Electronics
Sales Trainer
Sales Manager

M.Sc. Electronics & Communication Employment Areas
Indian Telephone Industries
Civil Aviation
Development Centres in various States
Defence
A.I.R
Posts and Telegraph Department
Railways
Bharat Electronics Limited
D.R.D.O
Telecommunication
Software Engineering / IT
Power sector
Hardware Manufacturing
Home Appliance and VLSI design
Television Industry
Research & Development

M.Sc. Electronics & Communication Job Types
Service Engineer
Software Analyst
Technical Director
Field Test Engineer
Senior Sales Manager
Network Planning Engineer
Customer Support Engineer
Electronics and Communications Consultant
Research & Development Software Engineer

M.Sc. Applied Electronics Employment Areas
Teaching & Research Area
Indian telephones
Railways
Bharat Electronics Limited
ONGC
Public sector organizations
IT industry
Electrical and Electronics
Defence
Bharat Heavy Electronics Limited
laboratories

M.Sc. Applied Electronics Job Types
Manager Electronic
Audio Visual System Programmer
Technology Sales Representative
Audio Visual System Design/Technical Support
Audio Visual Project Manager
Project Implementation Lead
Electronics Engineer
Supervisory Electronics Engineer
Professor
Service Engineer

Hello, I want to become the lecturer and I want to know that do I need a MSc course to do for the lecturer job.

[Quick Sam]

Hello, the candidates need to do masters’ degree with the aggregate of 55% and have to give UGC NET exam to become a lecturer. The candidates who do not want to give the NET/SLET exam needs to do PhD in the field to become the lecturer.

Candidates who have been doing PhD since 2009 with course work - would no longer have to clear NET/SLET before applying for the posts. A copy of the UGC notification was sent to the Punjab University vice-chancellor by the Punjab University Teachers Association

Skills required being a lecturer:
Expertise in the particular subject area
The capability to work both independently and as part of a team
The ability to sustain an interest in, and enthusiasm for, the specialist research area and to impart this to students and peers
Confidence in dealing with a range of people
The ability to organise workload within competing demands
Published research and willingness to participate at professional conferences and seminars
Excellent analytical skills
The potential to expand knowledge in order to teach a broad curriculum
Good IT skills
A capacity for original thought
Commitment to the profession and continuing professional development (CPD)
Excellent oral and written communication skills
A flexible approach to work