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As per your query, Yes!!! you can pursue M.Sc in Clinical Embryology after completed your BMLT course, The eligibility criteria for M.Sc Clinical Embryology is that you must have taken University entrance examination along with an undergraduate course in the field of medicine.

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Bangalore University offers a course in PG Diploma in Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproductive Technology. The eligibility for the candidate is that he/she must have completed graduation from a recognised university or institute. Most of the candidates are selected through and entrance exam or counselling process where interested candidates can apply both online as well as offline. Please go through the university's official website to know more about the course, exam date, fee structure etc.

Hey student,

no you cannot go for msc if you have a backlog in previous semester. As the basic eligibility for getting admission in Master's degree is that the student must have a bachelor's degree in any field or related field under recognized university.

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Hi there,

Certainly, after earning your BSc in microbiology, you can enrol in an embryology course. Verify your knowledge and strong academic credentials.

These universities offer courses in embryology:

1) Banglore University, Banglore

2) Manipal's Kasturba Medical College

3) Chennai's University of Madras

4) Chennai's Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute

Here is a link to a few more universities:

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-clinical-embryology-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps! Thank you.

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Yes! Of course you can get placements in M.sc in clinical embryology course. There are so many programmes, The average salary for Clinical embryologists, employees in a team is 21.6 lakhs and per employee salary is range from 15.0 lakhs to 35.9 lakhs which is basically depend upon your profile. The junior embryologists can range from 15,000- 25,000 which may extend based on the experiences which you present in your CV.

After completing the masters in course of Clinical embryology, You may go for Research as well, Studies focusing on reproductive and Biological Sciences. Moreover you can go for research in the field of biomedical sciences through assistant of reproduction or clinical work industries.

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The course clinical embryology is a stream of biology which focuses on study of processes of fertilization of eggs and the healthy development of the embryos. The specialist doctors in this field is called Embryologists, which really creates the embryos outside the mother's womb with the help of sperm and eggs. The Embryologists mainly are savior of family issues like infertility and help couples.

This is the course in which eligibility criteria is:

Need to do graduation in the required subjects with the minimum passing percentage. Minimum percentage is 10+2 examination as well. The candidate must have to appear for enterance exam as well.

There are enterance examinations are:

• AIIMS- All India Institute of Medicinal sciences
• BITSAT- serves the university level entrance exam conducted by Birla institute of Technological sciences which take admission M.sc in Clinical embryology
• MET- All India Manipal enterance test: The enterance test in conducted for many students, The timings are 2 hour and 30 minutes.

Here is the link which help you alot

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-clinical-embryology-colleges-in-india

Hello!

Bangalore University, Karnataka offers PG Diploma in Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproductive Technology which is a one-year diploma course. The number of seats available in this course is 20. Anyone who is interested in pursuing this course must have passed with the background in Life Sciences (M.Sc. Life Sciences) or medicine (MBBS) with recognized university.

Hope this answers your question!