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Books to be referred to prepare for MSc level Neuroscience Entrance Exam:-

1) Neuroscience- Wolters Kluwer.

2) Principles of Neural Science- Eric R. Kandel.

3) A Short Guide to Brain Imaging- Oxford.

4) Foundational Concepts in Neuroscience- David E. Presti.

If you go for Biochemistry then you may have to study a course named Quantum Mechanics which is a topic of Modern Physics as well as Biotechnology will also have some courses which will require physics. If you don't like physics then also this courses will not irritate you that

AIIMS is the best place to study medical and applied medical fields in India. Now AIIMS Rishikesh is a well rated institute with great teachers and facilities. So you should go for the course without any doubt. See that will be the best place to learn as you will get

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M.sc in chemistry is 2  years of duration, total seat intake is 17 at panjab university.

however the eligibility criteria for admission is

a) B.Sc. (Hons School) graduates of Panjab University ,  B.Sc. (Hons. School) in Chemistry from Department of Chemistry, Panjab University.

OR

b) B.Sc. (Pass or Hons.)

There are various entrance exams that you can give for getting admission in msc. biochemistry course like BHU.PET, GSAT, Jain enterance test etc.Different exam have different paper pattern and syllabus.As you have not mentioned the exact exam name you can go to the below link and view the exam pattern

Hey,

MSc Biochemistry is two year master's program for students to pursue their master's after competing their bachelor's degree.

Some colleges which offers MSc in Biochemistry are,

AIIMS, DELHI

JAMILA MILIA ISLAMIA

Banaras Hindu University,

Jamia Hamdard, Delhi

University of Hyderabad,

Aligarh Muslim University.

Below I have attached a link

Obviously you can do reflexive research in the interdisciplinary fields which is encouraged by most of the universities. In PHD's there are no particular framework of research that you have to strictly. If your instructor is actively participated in the research which have some connections to the Neurochemistry then you

There are no official syllabus as per the UOH. So you need to study the whole BSc Curriculum. You can expect the syllabus by studying the previous year question papers.

To download the old question paper you may visit the link provided below:

http://igmlnet.uohyd.ac.in:8000/question-papers.htm

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Yes, you may definitely pursue Graduation and Postgraduation in Biochemistry in India, having PCB in Class XIIth (BioScience Background). I believe after the Covid Pandemic, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry and subjects like Drug Design and Biotechnology have taken a leap of importance, scope and impetus when scaled on research prospects and

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