At the end of graduation, they should possess expertise which will provide them competitive advantage in pursuing higher studies from India or abroad; and seek jobs in academia, research or industries. One may pursue job different sectors like:

• Research Scientist: One can work as a research scientist in research institutions, universities, or government laboratories focusing on various fields such as wildlife conservation, ecology, animal behavior, genetics, etc. after completing post-graduation.
• Wildlife Biologist: As a wildlife biologist, a Zoology graduate can work with conservation organizations, national parks, or wildlife sanctuaries, studying animal behavior, habitat, and population dynamics.
• Zoo Curator/Manager: One can work in zoos and aquariums as a curator, managing animal collections, designing exhibits, and conducting research.
• Environmental Consultant: After completing higher studies you can work for environmental consulting firms, advising companies and government agencies on environmental issues such as habitat restoration, pollution control, and environmental impact assessments.
• Animal Behaviourist: One can work with animal welfare organizations or in research institutions studying animal behaviour, cognition, and welfare.
• Veterinarian: With further education, one can pursue a career in veterinary medicine.
• Conservation Officer: one can work for government agencies or non-profit organizations, developing and implementing conservation policies and programs.
• Teacher/Lecturer: one can pursue a career in teaching at schools, colleges, or universities with further studies.
• Science Writer/Communicator: One can work as a science journalist, writer, or communicator, translating scientific research for the general public through various media channels.
• Museum Curator: One can work in museums, managing natural history collections, and organizing exhibitions.
• Aquarist: One can work in public aquariums, maintaining aquatic environments and caring for marine animals.