Hello aspirant,

Learning more about molecular biology, genetic engineering, cell biology, and other biological topics is essentially what studying biochemistry teaches you. Very little research is done on actual chemistry in biochem.

Chemistry includes chemical laboratories for synthesis, material characterisation, purification, and related activities. Again, Biochem has more labs dedicated to biology.

Each course has a particular work environment and is completely different from the other. Since I'm presently studying biotechnology and took both courses in my first year as well as future sub-subjects, I've given you insight about what goes on in both sectors. It is up to you to decide which field best suits your interests. The future is bright for both area s.

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Hello,

Both MSc Biochemistry and MSc Bioinformatics have their own unique advantages and scope in their respective fields. It ultimately depends on your interests and career goals. MSc Biochemistry focuses on the study of chemical processes in living organisms, while MSc Bioinformatics combines biology, computer science, and statistics to analyze biological data.

Both have a great scope in future, so it's upto you to decide what you want to pursue depending on your interests.

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Hello aspirant,

If research is your only interest, a PhD is the best alternative. Many institutions offer direct PhD programs following MBBS. To enroll in AIIMS, you must pass the entrance exam. You might need to pass the CSIR-NET or another qualifying exam to get into other institutes.

Biochemistry PhD programs can be costly and time-consuming, taking up to four or five years to finish.

To know about the best colleges for PhD in biochemistry, you can visit our site by clicking on the link given below:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-phd-in-bio-chemistry-universities-in-india

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Hello aspirant,

You can enrol and pursue a B.Ed. after any degree, yes.

The applicant must have received at least 50% of the required grades for a bachelor's degree in any track from an accredited university.The B.Ed course has no age restrictions.

Subjects for the B.Ed. progra mme:

• Computer Studies
• Dance
• Drama
• Dramatic Arts
• Economics
• English
• Environment Science
• Family Studies

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