Hello Reem,

Yes ofcourse you can. To become a scientist you need to have a sound and strong theoretical base, the foundation of which can be laid during the bachelors course.

Although to become a practicing scientist, you will have to do a post graduate course like MSc or MS

Hello Reem,

Biochemistry is a branch of science which deals with the chemistry of living organisms and that of their biological processes. After completing your BSc biochemistry you can work in various fields like medical, agriculture, public health care, forensic environment etc. You can work with both public and private

Hello Student ,

The composition of living tissue/biomolecules can be studied by chemical analysis. The stepwise procedure is as follows

1. Living tissue is taken and grinded in trichloroacetic acid.
2. Then the mixture is strained with a cheese cloth
3. Filtrate and Retentate are obtained after straining.
4. Filtrate contains the acid solube

Hello Aspirant,

It's difficult to tell you the exact about the admission possibilities as cutoff varies every year. IIT Bombay, IIT Roorkee, IIT Indore offer M.Sc Biotechnology. But as per the previous year cutoff, with this rank the chances are less to get a seat for Biotechnology in IITs and

Dear Reem ,

After completion of Bsc Medical Biochemistry lots of job ares but we will discuss some of popular field like Pharama Industry ,Medical Industry ,Agriculture ,Research,Agriculture and education field related .

Thanks

Hi reem,

The college offering B.Sc. Biochemistry in Kerala are as follows:-

• AJ College of Science and Technology, Thonnakkal
• Government College, Kariavattom
• Pazhassi Raja College, Pulpally
• National College of Arts and Science, Thiruvananthapuram
• Government College for Women, Thiruvananthapuram
• Sree Krishna College, Guruvayur
• TKM College of Arts and Science, Kollam
• EMEA

Hello Reem,

Both Microbiology and Biochemistry are entirely different terms and vast subjects as well.

If depends on your interest that whether you want to study microorganisms and their morphology and their entire life cycle or metabolism and chemical reactions in biotic components.

If we compare both then Microbiology is

Hello Aspirant,

The syllabus for MSc Biochemistry entrance test is given in the link below.

http://acad.uohyd.ac.in/downloads/syllabus/PG/MSBC.pdf

Books commonly refered for MSc Biochemistry entrance exam are  :

1. Lehninger Principles of  Biochemistry - Albert L Lehninger

2. Biochemistry - Jeremy M Berg, John L Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer

3. Biochemistry - Donald

• 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