Hello, Gate Chemistry with code CY doe snot include the above mentioned courses. You can check out the official syllabus from this link http://www.gate.iitg.ac.in/Syllabi/CY_Chemistry.pdf

While industrial exam is code PI, Biochemistry is XL-Q and gate exam for a pharmacy student is PY.

Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant,

If you go for the bachelor’s in biochemistry, you can always apply for a doctorate program in pharmacy if you get through biochemistry.  B.Sc. degree fetches strong base and knowledge of all aspects of chemistry.

However, if you go for B.Pharma,  you will get biochemistry as a subject

Hello,

For preparing for the entrance firstly make sure you know the syllabus well and the paper pattern well.Then study the topics well by referring to text books or youtube videos make sure your concepts are clear.Later try solving mock papers and previous year question papers to get an idea

Hi.

Congratulations on completing your Bachelor of Science degree.

Pursuing M.Sc is no easy task so it is better to opt into field of your interest, something you can actually like studying and not just what is more popular. It also greatly depends on from which university you wish to

Hello aspirant

as per your query this given below information would be helpful

semester I

Hi.

Both Satyanarayana and Rebecca James are good textbooks of biochemistry to study from. It is enough if you buy one of them, and not both. Along with Harper, it gives a good base of Biochem and also will help you form good answers to present in the Examinations. As

Hi Aspirant,

There are several books which are best suited for competitive entrance examinations for Msc Biochemistry in DU,BHU or in JNU.Some of the best suited books are listed below:

• Msc Biotechnology and Biochemistry entrance examinaton guide by Dr BB singh
• JNU MSc biotechnology book by RPH editorial Board
• MCQs

Hello student,

As far as the merit based admission is concerned for Msc in biochemistry specifically talking about Delhi University, the eligibility criteria only focuses the subject at the graduation level with minimum of 60% marks or above. So in this case you not need to worry about your 10

Hello,

The eligibility criteria varies from university to university, however, the general eligibility criteria is:

• Educational Qualification:
• minimum of 45% in their graduation, which should be from a recognised university. Candidates who have done BSc in Biochemistry, are preferred, however, the student should have studied either Biochemistry or Chemistry at