You are clear about your job preference. That’s great move!
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Yes, learning computer skills are crucial now for med graduates.
Glad you chose wet lab. I see many people choose dry labs nowadays. R&D has good scope.
Yes, but also we need to keep updating with AI skills.
Great! It has good career opportunities.
What excites you to choose dry lab ?
What excites you to choose dry lab?
interesting information. Didnt know about these terminologies.
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Glad you found useful!
I prefer wet lab work because I enjoy hands-on research, but the challenge is that most wet labs are located far from the city and often require overtime. So I have decided to shift my preference to dry lab roles
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Agreed! Sometimes we also have to choose jobs based on preferences. But, both have great career opportunities.
Dry labs have gained more scope in recent years. The rise in the dominance of the medical field is irrefutable. Various opportunities are available both locally and abroad for such dry lab jobs
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Dry Lab
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Dry lab is preferable because it has many career options and fast growth when compared to wet lab.
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I choose Dry lab, because during my post graduation period I interact with my most senior PhD scholar he completed bioinformatics and working on his core related research. At that he told me as a bioinformatic student he learned some of tools as well as he developed wet lab practice. He thought me that while choosing bioinformatics we can versatile in both wet and dry lab.
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Yes, scope for dry labs been increasing! Learning relavent skills helps to outshine.
True Hema, dry lab jobs have significant growth
Interesting perspective, Renuka !
Dry labs have slightly more exciting future opportunities due to AI, data science, and digital healthcare growth.But the real advantage is with hybrid skills-wet lab science + dry lab analytics.
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True Sakshi!