A Quality Control Analyst can earn an average compensation ranging between 32000 to 48000 depending on the level of experience. Quality Control Analysts will normally receive a salary of Forty Six Thousand Five Hundred dollars on a yearly basis.

Hello Saran,

Yes, You  are eligible for the same, You will have to check out the admission criteria though.

Because the candidates who wish to entire will have to given entrance exams, be it state wise or college wise.

Autonomous usually accept two score one state wise and the other one their own qualifying exam, I hope this helps

All the best

Hello,

Quality control analyst work to ensure and to test the quality of product. Quality control analyst's job is to improve and check the performance of the product. Afetr Chemistry hons. you can work in pharmaceutical sector or any other chemical related industry. Look for the jobs in your field.

Good Luck!

Hello Shailesh,

please make your query a bit clearer!

If you want to know if you are qualified for the job of a quality control analyst, please tell us your major subject/marks/university, and we will let you know.

If on the other hand you know you are qualified, we would advise you to start looking on portals like Monster/Naukri.

Hello,

Quality control analyst work to ensure and to test the quality of product. Quality control analyst's job is to improve and check the performance of the product.  He/She has to review all the factore related involved in the production. For example if after Chemistry hons. you can work in pharmaceutical sector or any other chemical related industry.
Good Luck!

Hello, 

Sorry your question is not clear

Dear Sumit,

Since the question was asked months ago, I hope you have got admission in any decent college.

Role of Quality control analyst is to monitor the quality of the finished product. To become Quality Control Analyst the Degree Field include Quality assurance, quality management or related field, such as chemistry or biology. You cana slo become Quality control analyst after Biotechnology course.

It depends upon you to choose any particular course in which you rae interested, in which you want to work in future.

Good Luck!

BSc degree focuses more on the biological sciences aspect of Biotechnology. The job opportunities for only BSc graduates in ths field is very less so MSc in Biotechnology or a specialized discipline of biotechnology would be the best option for you. you can go for the Companies involved in research & development programme related to human being plant and health & service sector where starting package you can expect 15 to 20,000 per month.