Dear Candidate,
Yes , as an OBC-NCL candidate who has appeared for CUET UG 2025 with Biology , Chemistry and English , you are eligible to apply for the B.Sc. ( Hons) Biochemistry program at the University of Delhi .
Some colleges offering B.Sc. Hons. Biochemistry at DU :
Daulat Ram College
Deshbandhu College
Institute of home Economics
Shivaji College
Shri Venkateswara College

Hello aspirant,

The structures and roles of biological constituents including lipids, carbohydrates, proteins, nucleic acids, etc. are covered in an MSc in biochemistry.  The primary goal of earning an MSc in Biochemistry is to comprehend all facets of living things at the molecular level and apply that understanding to advance humankind.
Common disciplines taught in MSc Biochemistry courses include Cell Biology & Physiology, Enzymology, Plant Biochemistry, Immunology, Bioinformatics, Nutritional and Clinical Biochemistry, and Molecular Biology.

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After completing a BSc in Biochemistry, you can pursue various courses in Canada such as MSc in Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Pharmacology, or Clinical Research. These programs offer advanced knowledge and open opportunities in research, healthcare, and industry.

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Yes, you can do MSc Medical Biochemistry after BSc MLT , but it depends on the university's eligibility criteria. Some universities require a BSc in Biochemistry, Microbiology, or Life Sciences , while others accept BSc MLT graduates.

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Hello,

Regarding your query, Yes, some universities offering M.Sc. in Medical Biochemistry may have a management quota , which allows admission based on factors beyond merit, such as donations or affiliations.

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Yes, Era Medical College, Lucknow offers a PhD in Medical Biochemistry .

Eligibility : Candidates must have an MD in Biochemistry or an MSc in Medical Biochemistry.

Duration : Minimum 3.5 years.

Tuition Fee : Rs. 75,000 per year.

Admission Process : Based on entrance exams and interviews.

Research Areas : Advanced biochemical studies in medical science.

Affiliation : Part of Era University.

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Hello Sana,

The release date for M.Sc. Medical in Biochemistry application forms varies depending on the university or institution. Here’s a general timeline and process to follow:

Key Points :

1. Application Timeline :

   • Most universities release application forms between April and June for the academic session starting in July or August.
     
     
   • Some private universities may open admissions earlier, around March .
     
     

2. Institutions to Check :
   
   Look for top medical universities like AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER, Manipal University, or state universities offering M.Sc. in Medical Biochemistry. Each will have specific admission dates.
   
   

3. Admission Process :

   • Entrance Exam : Some universities conduct entrance tests, while others admit based on merit (UG marks).
     
     
   • Eligibility : B.Sc. in Biochemistry, Chemistry, or a related subject with at least 50%-60% marks .
     
     

4. Stay Updated :

   • Regularly check the official websites of universities you’re interested in.
     
     
   • Look for notifications in March-April 2025 .
     
     
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Hello Mahek,

Yes, you can apply for a B.Sc. in Biochemistry even while in your final year of another B.Sc. course. However, eligibility depends on the institution's criteria. Most universities require applicants to have studied Biology, Chemistry, and sometimes Physics or Mathematics in their 10+2 or undergraduate coursework.

You would need to check the specific eligibility and application process of the university where you wish to enroll. Some universities may also allow lateral entry or credit transfers, so inquire about these options if relevant.

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Unfortunately, you cannot carry your education further with a BVSc after B. Sc. in Biochemistry.

Eligibility to BVSc will be based on the candidate passing 10+2 qualification with PCB as core subjects. That is because a strong foundation in biological sciences and animal husbandry forms the basis of the BVSc curriculum.

But there are a lot of other ways by which you can contribute to veterinary science:

1. Research:

You can pursue your Master's or Ph.D. in a related field such as biochemistry or molecular biology. This will then advance to doing research and careers in veterinary science, drug development, or animal health.

2. Veterinary Technician:

Some countries provide veterinary technician programs that help veterinarians with tasks including animal care, laboratory work, and preparing for surgery.

3. Animal Health Industry:

You may want to look for positions in the animal health industry working for drugs manufacturers, biotech businesses, or companies that make animal feeds.

4. Wildlife Conservation:

You might also use your biochemistry degree to get a job with any organizations interested in wildlife conservation and end up doing research, undertaking conservation activities or helping injured wildlife. One is usually supposed to research the particular institutions and their programs to know what the eligibility criteria are as well as the entry procedures.

Remember that although a direct transition into veterinary science may not be possible, your background in biochemistry can be really helpful in many areas.

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Yes ,  pursue a Diploma or Postgraduate course in Industrial Biochemistry after an undergraduate degree in Chemistry . Such courses offer a great way to expand your knowledge and gain specialised skills applicable in industrial settings .

Institutions for Industrial Biochemistry Courses :

1. University of Delhi ( DU ) - Provides PG Diploma courses in Biochemistry and related disciplines.

2. Institute of Chemical Technology ( ICT ) , Mumbai - Provides specialised courses in Biochemical Engineering and related fields.

3. National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research ( NIPER ) - Offers PG programs with industrial biotechnology relevance .

4. Anna University , Chennai - Offer programs focused on biotechnology and biochemistry with industrial applications .

5. Central Food Technological Research Institute ( CFTRI ) - Provides PG Diploma and research opportunities with an emphasis on industrial applications of biochemistry.

Entrance Exam Syllabus :

The entrance exams cover topics such as :

Biochemistry Basics : Enzyme kinetics , metabolism , cell structure and molecular biology .

Chemistry : Organic , inorganic and analytical chemistry concepts relevant to biochemistry .

General Biology : Microbiology , genetics and cell biology basics .

Industrial Processes : Fermentation technology , biochemical engineering principles and applications .

Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning : Many exams include a section on basic analytical and reasoning skills .

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