BSc MLT & BSc Forensic Sciences  both are very good courses. Among this two fields, I would say Forensic science will need higher education i.e., a MSc is required to get a job. Also in forensic science there is a very few companies and organization as well as government jobs

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Candidates willing to take admission in B.Sc course in Medical microbiology or Medical Biochemistry in KUHS should score a minimum aggregate of 50% in science stream (PCB) in 12th boards from a recognized institute. The admission process is merit-based so you can visit the official website of the institution

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You are studying in bvoc means bachalor of vocational studies. So you are completed your 2nd year in food technology. Now you want to take in between microbiology and biochemistry any one subject.

Microbiology is the main part of biology, you have to study about the bacteria, virus, fungus

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You need to choose the code 02.

This is because,

Though you are doing bsc cardiac care technology your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology /biotechnology remains 10 + 2  .

While, those who have passed 1st year of 3 year degree/graduation

If you have BSc PCB then you can apply for the code 5 or code6. But as you didn't have PCB combination in your BS then you can't apply for it.

Thus if you wish to apply for NEET then you have to use the code 2 which is for

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Your question is looking incomplete as you are not mention the name of the college or university about which you are asking the question. So I am unable to answer the question. Would you please tell me the name of the college or university so that I can

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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