• Madras Christian College - [MCC]
• The Oxford College of Science - [TOCS]
• Presidency College
• Mount Carmel College - [MCC]
• St Francis College for Women
• AVVM Sri Pushpam College
• Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science
• Vels

Yes you can give any NET jrf exam if you are pursuing master degree in biochemistry. The eligibility criteria for net jrf is that the applicants who have obtained master degree or equivalent with 55% marks are eligible for the exam. The candidates belonging to reserved categories are eligible for

Hello,

Both the options have their own advantages. Like if you do M.SC then you complete your PG which is a minimum requirements of today's market. Whereas, if you go to study abroad for different courses then it will have you get a job there and settle down. It is

Hi Adibh ,

There shouldn't be any big problem with this mistake as during state quota counseling only the authorities give importance to NEET admit card , roll number and AIR . Other details of isn't required during verification . Also during All India Quota counseling there shouldn't be any

• The Oxford College Of Science
• Fergusson College
• Ramnarain Ruia College
• Jaipur National University
• Chhatrapati Sahu Ji Maharaj University
• Vels University
• Mithibai College Of Arts
• North Maharashtra University
• Mahatma Gandhi University

Hello,

Eligibility criteria  for Biochemistry in Delhi University mentions :-

1. Candidates must have scored minimum 60% aggregate in 12th.
2. there is no age limit
3. 50% or more mark in English

For more information, please visit the site:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-bsc-eligibility-criteria

Hope it helps!

Hey there!

Depending upon the college you attend, the subjects may vary a little. However, most of them will remain the same.

• Biotechnology
• Bioinformatics
• Nutrition  and dietetics
• Molecular genetics
• Molecular Biology
• Cell Biology
• Immunology
• Metabolism
• Plant Physiology
• Human Physiology
• Ecology and ecosystem
• Microbiology
• Enzymology

Hope this helps. Good luck!

Hello Aspirant.

Pursuing Msc after completion of BSc in biochemistry is a great option as after it's completion you can go for PhD as well as Teaching sector. You can also go in research field if you're more interested in deep knowledge.

Pursuing Msc from a great institution would help

Hello Vidhi,

Since the cut offs for Delhi University vary every year depending upon the results of class 12 so one cannot predict the cuts offs at all.

I would suggest you to have a look at last year's cut off for this course and you will be able to