Scientific Photographer

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade with any stream (Science, Commerce, Arts).
Training: While formal education in photography is beneficial, practical experience and a strong portfolio demonstrating technical proficiency and understanding of scientific subjects are crucial.

No specific entrance tests are typically required for scientific photographers. However, proficiency in photography techniques and scientific knowledge may be assessed during portfolio reviews or practical assessments.

No specific formal courses are universally required, but practical training and workshops in photography, especially focusing on scientific applications, are beneficial.

Academic and research institutions: Documenting laboratory experiments, field studies, and scientific phenomena for research publications and presentations.
Scientific journals and publications: Contributing visual content to articles, journals, and textbooks to enhance scientific communication and education.
Government agencies and museums: Archiving and documenting specimens, artifacts, and natural history collections.
Medical and healthcare sectors: Capturing medical procedures, surgeries, and diagnostic imaging for educational and training purposes.
Commercial and industrial sectors: Providing photography services for product development, quality control, and marketing materials in scientific and technical fields.