Biochemistry
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Sorry for late reply. If you think you can prepare and do well in life sciences category then proceed and apply for it.. look at the syllabus first and question papers I suggest its not a good idea if you are only familiar with half of the syllabus the
Nope! After BSc Biochemistry you can pursue MSc Perfusion Technology. Being a Perfusionist is a professional paramedical course. So you need to have a BSc degree in Perfusion Technology/ Cardiac Care Technology or any of the similar type.
To know about the career of perfusionist visit the link below:
https://www.careers360.com/careers/perfusionist
Hi Tanu!
Both BSc microbiology and BSc biochemistry are of 3 years and the admission criteria/eligibility is same for both, i.e. atleast 50% in 10+2 with PCM/PCB subjects from a recognized board. Moreover, there are many entrance exams conducted by the colleges for admission in these two programs such as
See you can use the code 5 of NEET is and only if you have Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology as subjects in your 1st year UG course along with practicals in them. Now as you didn't have Biology/Biotechnology then you can use code 5. Thus the only code which you can
Dear student,
Below I am enlisting some of the top Biochemistry colleges of Tamilnadu. Please have a look at it.
I have answered a very similar question recently after my research and best of knowledge, so I will try to answer this question in the similar way.
Let us see what is the eligibility criteria for pursuing MSc in human genetics and molecular biology.
Dear Santheya,
Yes, you can pursue MSC in human genetics and Molecular biology after BSc Biochemistry. These courses are being offered at IISERs and IITs and you can get admitted by writing JAM exam.
Below I am mentioning some names of top colleges which offer MSc in human genetics.
Hello Aspirant,
The eligibility criteria for Masters degree in medical Biotechnology(MSc / M.Tech) you have to possess the following qualifications
A candidate must have a minimum of 50% marks aggregate for your BSc / B.Tech in Biotechnology. You can also boost your chances by qualifying any of the entrance examinations
Biochemistry is of great utility for Forensic Science investigations. Candidates who have a degree in B.Sc Biochemistry can work as Forensic Scientists in the Forensic department.
There are various job opportunities under the degree biochemistry. I am writing down the name of the post offered under this degree:
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